The Marvel miniseries titled “Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man” serves as a prelude to the popular Disney animated series, offering a fresh perspective on Spider-Man’s initial years as a superhero. This miniseries delves into events even prior to the animated series, such as when he gained his powers, decided to become a hero, and adopted his superhero name. As writer Christos Gage puts it, ““I’ve had the privilege of writing many Spider-Man adventures, but one thing I’ve never gotten the chance to do is recount his earliest exploits. And the exciting part about this book is it’s a new take on those formative times. While this is definitely Peter Parker, the Spidey we’re familiar with, he’s got a fresh set of supporting characters – including Nico Minoru from Runaways – and some unexpected twists!” As the series reaches its conclusion in issue #5, Spider-Man pushes the boundaries of his superpowers.
Title #5 of your local Spiderman comic series is penned by writer Gage, illustrated by Eric Gapstur, colored by Jim Campbell, and lettered by the masterful Joe Caramagna. In this issue, Spiderman appears to plummet towards certain doom following a run-in with the Enforcers, who’ve been causing trouble at Peter’s school. Could Spider-Man’s abilities miraculously rescue him? Since it’s a prequel comic book, we might expect so, but the real question is HOW will he manage to do so?
YOUR FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD SPIDER-MAN #5 (of 5)
Christos Gage (W) • EPIC GAPSTUR (A) Cover by LEONARDO ROMERO
VARIANT COVER BY DAN PARENT
ANIMATION VARIANT COVER ALSO AVAILABLE
SILVER LINING FOR SPIDEY?
It seems like Silvermane’s hidden schemes have been exposed, and his minions are in a panic, trying to clean up the mess. Could it be that the tides of battle have finally shifted in Spider-Man’s favor? The nail-biting prequel to the upcoming Disney+ series reaches its climax right here!
32 PGS./Rated T …$3.99
Christos Gage, a seasoned writer of Spider-Man comics, skillfully incorporates a nod to the iconic scenes from Amazing Spider-Man #33 by Steve Ditko and Stan Lee in the preview pages. In this instance, he portrays Spider-Man being motivated by thoughts of Aunt May and Uncle Ben to surpass what he perceives as his limits, mirroring the original storyline where he clings to a building just before meeting his potential demise.
The Enforcers are astonished that Spider-Man is still alive after falling, but despite his self-rescue, the shock left him unconscious, making him an easy target for Fancy Dan’s practice. To find out how he escapes THAT predicament, be sure to grab a copy of Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #5 next week!
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