Which of the books announced at NYCC are you most excited about?

[Joe Acro]

What am I missing? How is Gwen alive?

She's from an alternate reality.

[TimeCrash]

Spider-Gwen I definitely have the most interest in, but Gamora looks great based on the cover art alone...I'm always a sucker for buying comics with a awesome cover. Despite my skepticism, I'm kinda really intrigued by Secret Wars. I have some interest in Ant-Man and Squirrel Girl but I might wait for those to be collected I'm not sure.

[Tofali]

She's from an alternate reality.

Uh ok. Didn't know that. Thanks for answering my question.

[Mahes]

Uh ok. Didn't know that. Thanks for answering my question.

She debuted in Edge of Spider-Verse 2 if you're curious about her.

[People Of The Earth]

Secret Wars, by miles away.
Spider-Gwen and Gamora have me curious, not excited.
And the others are just unattractive to me atm.

[Geralt of Rivia]

Secret Wars. Its Hickman's next...

And I have to admit that Im intrigued by Wolverines, as I love much of what Soule has worked on and the premise almost makes sense .... but really dislike that its a weekly. Time will tell if I check it out or not.

[Geralt of Rivia]

Only way Wolverines could pique me is if Elsie Dee and Albert were strongly involved.

Perhaps I missed something, were they mentioned at all?

[Shinglepants]

I'm having trouble understanding why folks are excited for Spider Gwen or Silk...we have a long list of "cast aside" Spider woman who have been at one point the focus of marvel, The list goes on and on...from Julia Carpenter, Jessica Drew (who obviously has some action), Mattie Franklin, May Parker, Anya Corazon...why do we need more web women when their is such a large group of good characters out there that many folks want more of?

Marvel is just kidding itself with the sales potential of such a book...at best it can hope for a "Ms Marvel" scenario of stable low 30 k sales (which is fine but I think really unlikely)....and honestly it could get that with a well hyped up version of any of the above. its crazy they think the market can support 3 spider girl books...

A better idea would have been an ongoing involving the whole crew.

People really seem to be excited by Spider-Gwen. I think she has got some real potential and if she can consistently hit Ms. Marvel numbers, which I don't think is a stretch, then I think Marvel will consider the book a success. I imagine Silk would be the first casualty of "too many Spider-Ladies".

A Spider-Girls book would have been great fun though. Sounds like that's what the opening arc of Spider-Woman will be. SW, Silk, Anya and Spider-Gwen?