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Marvel Comics Releases New Trailer And Cover for Amazing Spider-Man #1

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Marvel Comics is opening a new era of Spider-Man in honour of the character’s upcoming 60th anniversary on the 6th of April; a new cover and trailer was released showcasing ‘Amazing Spider-Man #1’ by Zeb Wells and John Romita Jr., so to get you excited and ready for Spider-Man’s official 60th anniversary, let us look at all the information we have on this comic so far!

On the 6th of April, the new volume of ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ kicks off the 60th anniversary for the character Spider-Man. The acclaimed writer Zeb Wells and the legendary illustrator John Romita Jr. teamed up for the new series, in which Peter Parker “finds himself in conflict” with the Fantastic Four, the Avengers, Aunt May, and Mary Jane. During this new arc and exciting first issue, Spider-Man “is being pursued by Doctor Octopus and Tombstone, both of whom are shown in the trailer, which features never-before-seen artwork”.

Illustrator John Romita Jr. said, “Marvel has allowed me to get back to work on this amazing character, and work with another brilliant writer, Zeb Wells! The stories are stunning and I am reading the scripts with a grin and wonderment…..then wondering how the heck to do them justice!”

Writer Zeb Wells added, “I’ve waited my entire career to work with John Romita Jr. To team up with him on AMAZING SPIDER-MAN for the character’s 60th anniversary is so exciting words can’t describe it. We’re gonna have a blast!”

In a statement announcing April’s the ‘Amazing Spider-Man #1’, Nick Lowe said, “Spider-Man doesn’t turn sixty every year, and we are going BIG with this run cramming it with the biggest WTF moments Spidey has ever had. Zeb and JRJR will go down in history as one of the best creative teams ever!”

Keep a look out for further news on this exciting trailer and upcoming 60th anniversary! 


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