Dan Slott Returns With 'End of The Spider-Verse'

[Darthfury78]

Most villains never trust each other. Which means like the sinister six, Mornin and the spider wasp will betray each other eventually.

These characters would be better served in the following series:

X-Men
Spider-Woman
Black Widow
Avengers
Tigra
Deadpool
Excalibur

[Matt Rat]

Edge of Spider-Verse#2 preview

https://aiptcomics.com/2022/08/11/ex...pider-verse-2/

spoilers:

Slott is writing what appears to be the 'Shathra' origin story, guest starring Annie May

end of spoilers

[Ursalink]

Edge of Spider-Verse#2 preview

https://aiptcomics.com/2022/08/11/ex...pider-verse-2/

spoilers:

Slott is writing what appears to be the 'Shathra' origin story, guest starring Annie May

end of spoilers

Pretty sure some spiders will dies in this story, but they better don't dare to make Mayday (and Benjy) and Annie May two of the casualties.

[Huntsman Spider]

Edge of Spider-Verse#2 preview

https://aiptcomics.com/2022/08/11/ex...pider-verse-2/

spoilers:

Slott is writing what appears to be the 'Shathra' origin story, guest starring Annie May

end of spoilers

Pretty sure some spiders will dies in this story, but they better don't dare to make Mayday (and Benjy) and Annie May two of the casualties.

Cosigned. Very much cosigned.

[Frontier]

God cameos!

[Matt Rat]

Pretty sure some spiders will dies in this story, but they better don't dare to make Mayday (and Benjy) and Annie May two of the casualties.

spoilers:

Given Slott's comments lately that 'all Spiders screw up somehow' I get the feeling Annie may do something that contributes to Shathra's origin and thus kick off the whole event in a wibbly-wobbly sense (if you watch Doctor Who, you'll know what I mean), and thus have to find a way of correcting things. I doubt Slott will kill one of his own creations, but you never know

end of spoilers

[Matt Rat]

"...Irene Sankoff and David Hein, the creators of Broadway's Come Away With Me, are doing Spinstress, the first singing/talks-to-animals Spider-Princess, which makes me so happy as there will be music!," Slott told SFX Magazine in a recent interview on some of the more off-the-wall characters to appear in the upcoming series.

https://www.cbr.com/marvel-introduce...incess-powers/

[Huntsman Spider]

spoilers:

Given Slott's comments lately that 'all Spiders screw up somehow' I get the feeling Annie may do something that contributes to Shathra's origin and thus kick off the whole event in a wibbly-wobbly sense (if you watch Doctor Who, you'll know what I mean), and thus have to find a way of correcting things. I doubt Slott will kill one of his own creations, but you never know

end of spoilers

Oh, yes. And considering Slott is a fan of Doctor Who as well . . . Then again, it wouldn't be the first time in comics that time traveling led to heroes indirectly creating their archenemies. From Marvel alone, there's Cable and Apocalypse, with one of Cable's jaunts through time resulting in Apocalypse paradoxically being infected with the same techno-organic virus that he would "later" infect Cable with when Cable was just baby Nathan Summers. From DC, though, there's a more (in)famous example with Barry Allen/Flash and Eobard Thawne/Professor Zoom/Reverse-Flash, as according to the last retcon of the Reverse-Flash's origin, Barry's own actions, however inadvertently or unintentionally, pushed Eobard, then a starstruck time-traveling fanboy of the Flash, into villainy.

https://www.cbr.com/marvel-introduce...incess-powers/

Should be interesting.

[Frontier]

https://www.cbr.com/marvel-introduce...incess-powers/

Well, this kind of story does let them get a little creative with it.

[Digifiend]

Spider-UK's backstory is a giant Doctor Who reference too.
spoilers:

She works for a Brigadier Stewart of WHO. Marvel version of UNIT? She's also Muslim, like the Doctor's most recent female companion Yaz Khan.

end of spoilers

[Huntsman Spider]

Spider-UK's backstory is a giant Doctor Who reference too.
spoilers:

She works for a Brigadier Stewart of WHO. Marvel version of UNIT? She's also Muslim, like the Doctor's most recent female companion Yaz Khan.

end of spoilers

Possibly, yeah. Considering Marvel UK used to publish Doctor Who comics and also depicted a fair amount of British-born spy/security organizations.

[Chris0013]

I will be disappointed if Tobey's, Andrew's and Tom's Spideys are not in this. And they all acknowledge NWH.

[Refrax5]

I will be disappointed if Tobey's, Andrew's and Tom's Spideys are not in this. And they all acknowledge NWH.

There were versions of them in Spider-Geddon and the original Spider-Verse, although I guess they were variants since the NWH versions clearly were having the multiverse experience for the first time.

[Kevinroc]

I will be disappointed if Tobey's, Andrew's and Tom's Spideys are not in this. And they all acknowledge NWH.

I think they'll do another movie crossover again so I doubt they'll acknowledge any comic event.

[FFJamie94]

There were versions of them in Spider-Geddon and the original Spider-Verse, although I guess they were variants since the NWH versions clearly were having the multiverse experience for the first time.

Could be that Spider-Geddon is set after NWH.