Ultimate Spider-Man by Jonathan Hickman and Marco Checchetto

[CaptainUniverse]

Have we got a cover with the PS4/5 Spidey suit yet?

Nope. Not yet.

[CaptainUniverse]

Ultimate Spider-Man #5 variant by Lee InHyuk:

[Frontier]

Ultimate Spider-Man #5 variant by Lee InHyuk:

I wonder if they'll bring this suit back.

[Garlador]

Nice I’m glad the series is doing well. But did it break the 100,000 Barrier ?

No idea.

I DO know that it's at six printings, and 2015's Star Wars comic hit a MILLION copies at seven printings.

[FFJamie94]

Ultimate Spider-Man #5 variant by Lee InHyuk:

Well, looks like I'll be going into the wallet for this variant again

Tbf, I have been the Noah of Ultimate Spider-Man and have been picking up the regular cover and at least one other variant, so I guess that ties in nicely.

[Huntsman Spider]

Ultimate Spider-Man #5 variant by Lee InHyuk:

I wonder if they'll bring this suit back.

Same suit, though; the question should be if it'll be forced back to its default color settings at some point, as opposed to the customized red-and-blue design inspired by Peter's daughter May in the last issue or so.

[CaptainUniverse]

Ultimate Spider-Man #6 Unknown Comics Exclusive variant by Stephen Segovia:

[Frontier]

Ultimate Spider-Man #6 Unknown Comics Exclusive variant by Stephen Segovia:

MJ...now with less pants .

[Huntsman Spider]

Ultimate Spider-Man #6 Unknown Comics Exclusive variant by Stephen Segovia:

MJ...now with less pants .

I noticed the signature says, "After Adi Granov." Homage to MJ's big return in Brand New Day?

[Garlador]

I noticed the signature says, "After Adi Granov." Homage to MJ's big return in Brand New Day?

I could be mistaken, but I think it's based on this piece.


That or Scarlet Witch.

[Huntsman Spider]

I could be mistaken, but I think it's based on this piece.


That or Scarlet Witch.

That would make slightly more sense, though the outfit was the same as or similar to ASM 600 or so when she was being billed in the title as a "Red-Headed Stranger."

[Mister Mets]

I'm thinking it's really likely we'll see an Ultimate Spider-Man film soon (within the decade.)

The basic concept of a 30-something Peter Parker becoming the Spider-Man he was supposed to be can work as a standalone film independent of the ongoing series be it the current Tom Holland films, or whatever comes next.

It lets them use an accomplished actor who wouldn't be considered for a teenage Peter Parker. They could go for actors who considered for the role and didn't get it. A few years ago, you could have used Jake Gyllenhal. At the moment, they could use Andrew Garfield.

They could use this as a stopgap for periods when there isn't a new Spider-Man movie. Sometimes it takes a few years between live-action Spider-Man movies. So if Sony isn't certain whether a series will continue, they can release this the next year. So let's say Tom Holland agrees to a new film coming out 2026. Sony doesn't know when the fifth will come out, so they can commission this as a separate film for 2027. That way if Holland's next film comes out a few years later, they're keeping a version of the character in theaters. And if Holland (or the next guy) makes films quickly, the combo shouldn't hurt the brand.

[Kevinroc]

I'm thinking it's really likely we'll see an Ultimate Spider-Man film soon (within the decade.)

The basic concept of a 30-something Peter Parker becoming the Spider-Man he was supposed to be can work as a standalone film independent of the ongoing series be it the current Tom Holland films, or whatever comes next.

It lets them use an accomplished actor who wouldn't be considered for a teenage Peter Parker. They could go for actors who considered for the role and didn't get it. A few years ago, you could have used Jake Gyllenhal. At the moment, they could use Andrew Garfield.

They could use this as a stopgap for periods when there isn't a new Spider-Man movie. Sometimes it takes a few years between live-action Spider-Man movies. So if Sony isn't certain whether a series will continue, they can release this the next year. So let's say Tom Holland agrees to a new film coming out 2026. Sony doesn't know when the fifth will come out, so they can commission this as a separate film for 2027. That way if Holland's next film comes out a few years later, they're keeping a version of the character in theaters. And if Holland (or the next guy) makes films quickly, the combo shouldn't hurt the brand.

There's going to be a movie based around Hickman's Ultimate Spider-Man. It's too popular for there not to be.

But it should be the main Peter Parker film series after Holland steps down.

(I also think it's just a matter of time until we see a live-action Miles Morales film series.)

[Mister Mets]

There's going to be a movie based around Hickman's Ultimate Spider-Man. It's too popular for there not to be.

But it should be the main Peter Parker film series after Holland steps down.

(I also think it's just a matter of time until we see a live-action Miles Morales film series.)

It could certainly complement a Miles Morales series, which I'm also sure we'll see within five years.

[Frontier]

I think they probably would do Miles before a Spider-Man film based around Ultimate.