Character » Spider-Man appears in 17246 issues.
Found these from J Scott Campbell (first 2 were SDCC 2014 exclusives)
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Of Course we also have
@animehunter: Even the teddy bear little stuffed tiger has the "sexy Campbell eyes" ....
The Black Cat one is extraordinary....
So like I said the tens have been bad so far, since Slott got to write solo since 2010 and the naughties, which is 2000-2010 was good, coz X Men came out In 2000, the raimee films in 2002 and we had the JMS Spiderman run during that period....
Ok,correct.
Although I wasn't reading comics during those eras, I have done a fair bit of reading up since and everyone says the 90s was a dark age for Marvel. It was then that they sold off their best franchises to Fox and Sony.
And the worst thing was that Micheline was a good writer,but his stories were butchered.......he told that on a podcast-interview.
(It's the dude who created Venom.)
http://www.comicvine.com/images/1300-119400/
-Does any1 know wat issue this was from?
@animehunter ?....
I have no clue.....even the artist....
Seems old,though.
Well took a bit to find, but I managed to narrow it down to an issue involving the Jackal, then down to part of the original Clone Saga, after a bit more research found similar images and art which lead me to 4 issues, Web of Spider-Man #117, The Amazing Spider-Man #394, Spider-Man #51 & The Spectacular Spider-Man #217.
Now that I knew what issues to look at, I looked through them and found that the image, drum roll please, was from The Amazing Spider-Man #394 - Power and Responsibility, Part 2- Breakdown!
I know she's dead but it would have been nice to see one with Gwen. Would show the differences between relationships. He's Peter with Gwen, bit with MJ, and Spider-Man with Black Cat. Though MJ one is still nice.
I'm more excited for this though...
Not at all what I was hoping it to be, but it's still awesome. Collects his covers from the past 3 years. So I'm excited, had the first book and love will be picking this up as well.
Take a look at what stjepan sejic (DeviantART page, Nebezial) is working on, I really like his Gwen and Mary Jane AND let me not forget Black Cat his is quite simply beautiful
You also have Storm, Scarlet Witch, Starfire, Gamora, Sara Pezzini(Witchblade), Red Sonja, Catwoman, Princess lia
Here's some other stuff he's done
If already placed it here Spider-Man Cinematic Universe Discussion
This just came in from Deadline: Having pushed it’s next Spider-Man film out until 2018, Sony is eyeing a female lead superhero movie for a 2017 release. This will be a character from the Spider-verse.
Now we know that Sinister Six, from writer/director Drew Goddard, is scheduled for November 11, 2016. And it’s still unsure which incarnation of the six villains it will contain. So it’s possible that whoever is going to be the female lead may get introduced there. Possible candidates are: Spider-Woman, Black Cat, Silver Sable,Stunner or even Firestar.
There is also talk of Sony being concerned about Spider-Man fatigue having produced 5 film in 12 years. Talk is they may do a massive retooling of the property, hence the moving of it back two years..
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Sony is considering a female-led Spider-Man spinoff film for 2017, according to a Monday report from Deadline.
While no concrete details of what character (or characters) may star, Deadline states that screenwriter Lisa Joy Nolan (working on HBO's adaptation of "Westworld") has been hired to pen a script, with Avi Arad and Matt Tolmach producing. Potential Marvel characters within the scope of Sony's film rights include Spider-Woman, Black Cat and Silver Sable.
This news comes during a time of flux for Sony's "Spider-Man" franchise. This year's "Amazing Spider-Man 2" failed to outperform its predecessor at the box office, and the third entry in the series has moved from a 2016 release date to 2018. Additionally, "Amazing Spider-Man 2" co-writer Roberto Orci announced last month that he's no longer involved with the franchise.
The villain-centric "Sinister Six" now has a scheduled premiere date of Nov. 11, 2016, from writer/director Drew Goddard. A long-mused "Venom" spinoff film -- now reportedly titled "Venom Carnage" -- is also possible for 2017, Deadline says.
A female-led comic book-based superhero movie has been a frequent request from fans and observers in recent years. The few that have been produced were critical and financial disappointments, dating back to 1984's "Supergirl," and subsequent efforts like "Elektra" and "Catwoman." A "Wonder Woman" movie starring Gal Gadot is largely expected following the character's live-action big-screen debut in 2016's "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice," but has not officially been scheduled. A "Black Widow" film has also been reported as being under some form of development at Marvel Studios, and last month's strong showing by the Scarlett Johansson-starring "Lucy" was interpreted by a number of Hollywood pundits as a solid example of the time being right for a female-led superhero film.
Last month, CBR News asked "Amazing Spider-Man 2" co-writer Alex Kurtzman about the possibility of a "Black Cat" film, following the character's civilian identity appearing in this year's film. "Anything is possible," Kurtzman said. "We are always looking for opportunities like that. I can't say a whole lot about it, but I wouldn't rule anything out."
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Sony Pictures is eyeing a 2017 release date for another Spider-Man franchise spin-off, but this one won’t be featuring a villain. instead, it’s meant to be a superhero film led by a female hero, though the studio isn’t saying exactly which one just yet.
The news was first reported on Deadline and corroborated by other trades. The report says that Lisa Joy Nolan has been hired to write the movie, and its placement in 2017 - before the newly changed date of Amazing Spider-Man 3 in 2018 - is part of a full retooling/reevaluation of the franchise as a whole as Sony continues to try to push it into a Marvel Cinematic Universe-like world.
As for the other two films previously announced, Sinister Six is still meant to be a 2016 release, taking the original place of ASM3. The film starring Venom is now rumored to be called Venom: Carnage, meaning we could see a showdown between the two symbiotes, and Deadline says that Kurtzman is still on board to direct, despite recently taking up some other jobs.
So what female hero associated with Spider-Man will hit the big screen in just three years? Well, there are several different iterations of characters named Spider-Woman, including characters like Jessica Drew (the first, who also has close association with the Avengers and may thus be in a rights-war with Marvel Studios), Julia Carpenter (again, longtime Avengers member), Mattie Franklin (much closer ties to Spider-Man), plus a villain named Charlotte Witter. There are a few Spider-Girl characters, too, including the possible future daughter of Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson, named May (not likely unless they decide to go to the future), and Anya Corazon who also went by the name Araña.
As for others? Well, Silver Sable, Black Cat (who has already been introduced into the movie universe - kind of), and Firestar (though she’s both a mutant and one-time Avenger, making her an elusive three-way-tie for studio rights) could all probably hold down a movie on their own. Others like Jackpot and a couple of the side-symbiotes (not to mention clones) could be in the mix as well.
Regardless, by dropping the gauntlet and saying they’ll be using a female superhero as the star of a film, Sony has officially announced such a feat ahead of Marvel Studios and Fox - both of whom have much wider stables of female heroes to choose from.
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In spite of earlier reports of Sony pushing the original 2016 release date for The Amazing Spider-Man 3 to 2018, and the disappointing box-office returns for this summer’sThe Amazing Spider-Man 2, it appears there are still plans underway to develop spin-off films taking place within the rebooted Spider-Man universe. According to Deadline, not only is The Sinister Six film still in the works and scheduled to be released on November 11, 2016, but they’re reporting there will also be another spin-off movie for 2017 featuring a female superhero.
After the villains emerge, get ready for the power of the women from the Spider-Man universe. Which characters they will develop is up for speculation, but we know that Lisa Joy Nolan (Westworld) has been hired to script and that again [Avi] Arad and [Matt] Tolmach are producing. There are several strong possibilities — Silver Sable, Black Cat, Stunner, Firestarter and Spider-Woman, to name a few.
The moves come only two weeks after Marvel Comics announced a gender change for its Thor character during The View — a change in the comic book world that sparked heated debate among fans. Also last month, filmmaker Zack Snyder and Warner Bros. unveiled the first images of Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman in the summer 2016 release of Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice.
It was only a matter of time that someone would announce a female superhero movie — and it happens to be Sony who is the first out of the gate.
The most likely choice would probably be the Black Cat, a.k.a Felicia Hardy, who was played by Felicity Jones in The Amazing Spider-Man 2, although she was not a professional thief in that film but Norman Osborn’s (Chris Cooper), and then Harry Osborn’s (Dane DeHann), private secretary. That said, there are at least four different versions of Spider-Woman to choose from, the most notable being Jessica Drew. Not to mention characters like Arana, Mayday Parker, and the new character, Silk. What do you think?
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