Fans of Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse are finally getting what they want — an all new Spider-Verse comic book! In the film, Miles Morales meets up with several different versions of Spider-Man from all different dimensions. He teams up with Spider Gwen, Spider-Man Noir, Spider-Ham, Peni Parker, and Peter B. Parker to take on the bad guys and destroy the web of life and destiny. The animation looks like it was ripped from the pages of the comic books, which helped make it the box office hit that it was.

Fans have been awaiting news of a sequel, and now we have learned that Miles will be back in the Spider-Verse soon, but in the comics this time! There have been many differed Spidersonas through comic book history, leaving a nearly endless possibility of additions to the story line. There is always the possibility of creating new Spider people as well, so there is no telling how many we will see throughout this six part mini series.

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At the Spider-Man panel during the 2019 San Diego Comic-Con, Marvel Comics announced that Miles Morales will be heading back to the Spider-Verse. This six issue mini-series will be written by Jed Mackay, and feature many outstanding artists such as Juan Frigerim, Arthur Adams, Stacey Lee, Stuart Immonen, with more to be confirmed later. While Spider-Verse #1 does not have a specific release date yet, we know it will arrive this October. For now, check out this stunning cover, drawn by Wendell Dalit, and the official story plot from Marvel:

Miles Morales finally feels like he GETS this Spider-Man stuff… and then falls through a portal! But isn’t the WEB OF LIFE & DESTINY destroyed? Maybe not, True Believer. But who spun this new web? Regardless, Miles finds himself at the center of a multiversal adventure that will feature a who’s who of creators and characters as the series spins forward! And with a main cover by INTO THE SPIDER-VERSE character designer WENDELL DALIT!!! And each issue features #SPIDERSONAS from some of the biggest Spidey fans and comic creators both!

In the official synopsis, it’s explained that that Miles has just started understanding the whole ‘Spider power’ thing, and now he falls through a portal. Since the web of life and destiny was presumed to have been destroyed, the mysteries that spin out of the reveal are endless–and just who will he meet along the way? Will he be able to destroy the web of life and destiny (again)? And most importantly, will the old gang of spiders get back together to save the day with him? Fans can only hope!

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With the promise of even more versions of Spider-Man, the possibilities are nearly endless! From the looks of the Spider-Verse #1cover, we will at least see the addition of Spider-Man 2099 (who was featured in the after credits scene of Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse) and Spider-Ham. Get ready to go on a wild adventure through the Spider-Verse this October!

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Tessa Smith writes about comic books here at Screen Rant, and is also a Rotten Tomatoes Tomatometer-approved critic. She grew up watching movies, playing video games, and reading comic books — all things she still loves to do.

Tessa graduated at the top of her class with a degree in Marketing from UMASS Dartmouth. During and after college, she worked in Promotions for radio stations in both Massachusetts and Florida. Tessa has been in the Entertainment writing business for five years now, and has attended many movie press junkets and world premieres. One of her favorite interviews was with Marvel President, Kevin Feige, with Director Taika Waititi being a close second. You might know her as Mama’s Geeky over on YouTube, where she does trailer reactions and reviews.

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