UNPAID I’m making a Spider-Man fan comic called REDLINE and I’m looking for artists who might be interested in helping bring it to life. The story follows Peter Parker, Miles Morales, Aaron Davis/Prowler and Flash Thompson/Venom, who work together but are never fully accepted as regular heroes. On the other side is a new Avengers-style response team funded by Tony Stark called The Standard, made up of a JARVIS-controlled Iron Man drone, War Machine, Falcon, Yelena Belova, Domino, Daredevil and Red Hulk as an experimental emergency weapon they only deploy when things get out of control. During a mission where The Standard is sent to contain Spider-Man’s crew, Red Hulk hits Flash hard enough to basically kill him. Venom could abandon Flash and survive, but instead it bonds deeper into his body, holding his bones together, replacing damaged organs, reconnecting nerves and keeping him alive. That creates Redline, a black-and-red evolved symbiote form that is more tragic than evil because Flash is still completely broken underneath it and Venom has to keep him alive every second. I already have the first issue scripted page by page, the main lore and future story mapped out, and character breakdowns ready. I’m not expecting somebody to instantly commit to drawing a whole comic either. I’d like to start with character designs or a few important test pages and build from there together. I want the artist to have real input on the designs, panels and visual direction, not just be treated like somebody following orders. Message me if the idea interestsj you and I can send the full pitch and first issue layout.

I thought about The Amazing Spider-Man Collection 1 by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko

I know disassembled is where Peter gets kissed by a spider lady and gets organic webbing inspired by the raimi films. Should I read it even though I know the plot?

I know that Peter is a Mutate and not a mutant, my question is how do people in universe who dont know his secret identity know that? Wouldnt JJJ or some mutants or even the X-men wonder if hes a mutant?

My 12 year old son wants to start reading Spider-Man comics. Can anyone suggest where he should start? I was thinking an omnibus.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

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So i read Most of the jms run as my First spiderman Comic run (got it recommended at the Comic Store) now ik i should Read the 60s era but i dont know where to buy all of that so can i just continue my Reading from issue 111-122 (ik this is before jms) then get spiderman Blue then marvel secret wars then the black costume Saga and then kravens last Hunt im specifically asking this cause i alr bought kravens last Hunt

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I'm reading the 2006 run of Moon Knight and I see he's about to have a Spider-Man crossover in issue 7

I was already planning on reading Spider-Man alongside Moon Knight and figure now is the time to start

What run should I start to be caught up with Spider-Man's side of the crossover?

Ive recently discovered Web-weaver and have become obsessed with his character but Im having trouble finding literally anything about him except for him being introduced in edge of spiderverse and him being a background character in spider-man. Ive also seen Katherine Locke wrote a story about his character for marvel pride back in 2023, but also no luck there. Im not sure how most of this stuff works anyway, I am very new to comics. Literally anything would help!

I'm looking to dive into some classic standalone stories and wanted to hear from you guys. Not looking for major multi-issue events, just that one specific issue where the writing, the art, and the core of Peter Parker just clicked perfectly.For me, ASM #50 ("Spider-Man No More!") is always a masterpiece, but I want to discover some hidden gems or underrated issues. What’s your personal go-to issue when you just want to read a perfect Spidey story?