Peter May

Collects Amazing Spider-Man (1962) #409-410, Sensational Spider-Man (1996) #2-3, Spectacular Spider-Man (1976) #231-233, Spider-Man (1990) #66-67, Spider-Man: The Final Adventure #1-4, Spider-Man Team-Up #2 and Spider-Man Unlimited (1993) #11.
The man beneath the mask may look like Peter Parker, but his name's Ben Reilly, the former Scarlet Spider and brand-spanking-new Spider-Man! But that typical Parker luck isn't shy when it comes to novices, as Ben finds out when he comes face-to-face with the web-slinger's most psychotic foe: Carnage! In the meantime, Peter and MJ face some major life changes, including the shocking loss of Peter's spider-powers!

Collects Legendary Star-Lord (2014) #6-12.
Star-Lord comes face-to-face with Mr. Knife — and you won’t believe who’s behind that snazzy mask. All this craziness seems to have put a little strain on Peter and Kitty’s long-distance relationship, but you know what’ll fix that right up? Space date! Or rather, space prison break! Peter Quill, what a catch. But the growing mystery of the Black Vortex might destroy the couple’s relationship before Peter has a chance to screw it up himself. Heroes assemble to counter the Vortex’s cosmic threat, but Mr. Knife and his new business partner want the Vortex for themselves! Kitty discovers a way to neutralize the Vortex’s power, but the entire planet of Spartax is in grave danger — and to guard the galaxy from this threat, the heroes’ only choice may be to submit to the Vortex!

Neil Gaiman started it: an alternate Marvel universe from another timeline where beloved characters are reimagined in different settings, with new versions of their costumes and maybe giving them some old-time speech patterns. And so Peter Parquagh, known as the Spider due to the powers he gained from a spider bite (presumably not one dosed with radiation or genetically engineered), makes a voyage across the Atlantic (on the May Flower!), accompanying the criminal Norman Osborne to England for trial (for killing Peter's girlfriend Virginia Dare, the 1602 version of Gwen Stacey). He has adventures in Europe and clash with 1602 analogues of his rogues' gallery. Jeff Parker shows how he can work underneath all the 17th century constraints and Ramon Rosana's artwork makes everything comes to life.

is a five-issue comic book limited series from Marvel Comics written by David Lapham and illustrated by Tony Harris, which premiered on January 9, 2008. Starring Marvel's flagship character, it takes place in between two single panels found in , Spider-Man's historic first appearance. By focusing on a time period usually brushed aside in many retellings of the classic origin, writer David Lapham and artist Tony Harris are able to take what is basically a page's worth of story and turn it into a funny and insightful examination of Spider-Man's formative days, focusing on the period between the accident that gave Peter Parker superhuman powers and the murder of his Uncle Ben. It was published under Marvel's Marvel Knights imprint in order to avoid any links to current continuity. One of those rare occasions when an idea that would seem to be quite long shot somehow comes together and works beautifully, no doubt because of Lapham and Harris.

Neil Gaiman started it: an alternate Marvel universe from another timeline where beloved characters are reimagined in different settings, with new versions of their costumes and maybe giving them some old-time speech patterns. Given that limitation, writer Jeff Parker actually makes this issue enjoyable, with Peter Parquagh, known as the Spider due to the powers he gained from a spider bite (presumably not one dosed with radiation or genetically engineered), making a voyage across the Atlantic (on the May Flower!), accompanying the criminal Norman Osborne to England for trial (for killing Peter's girlfriend Virginia Dare, the 1602 version of Gwen Stacey). Jeff Parker shows how he can work underneath all the 17th century constraints and Ramon Rosana's artwork makes everything comes to life.

Collects Edge of Spider-Verse #2, Spider-Gwen #1-5.
The breakout character hit of the year is Gwen Stacy: Spider-Woman! In one universe, it wasn't Peter Parker who was bitten by the radioactive spider, but Gwen Stacy! She's smart, charming and can lift a car — just don't tell her father the police chief! And now, in the wake of Spider-Verse, Gwen swings into her own solo adventures! And she soon finds herself between a rock and a hard place when the Vulture attacks, and NYPD Lieutenant Frank Castle sets his sights on bringing her down. Then, still haunted by Peter's death, Gwen visits his only family: Ben and May Parker. But what really happened the day Peter died? Find out right here as the spectacular Spider-Gwen steals not only the spotlight, but also the hearts of comic fans worldwide!

Peter Parker est un jeune lycée timide vivant chez son Oncle Ben et sa tante May. Son seul ami est Harry Osborn, fils d'un homme très riche. Peter aime secrètement la jolie Mary Jane Watson.

Peter Parker est un jeune lycée timide vivant chez son Oncle Ben et sa tante May. Son seul ami est Harry Osborn, fils d'un homme très riche. Peter aime secrètement la jolie Mary Jane Watson.

Collects Superior Spider-Man (2013) #22-26 and Superior Spider-Man Annual #1. Flash Thompson, the Secret Avenger known as Venom, is back in town - but will his first run-in with the Superior Spider-Man be friendly, or will Flash sense something perilous about Peter Parker's presence? And as Otto Octavius takes another big step in his life as Peter Parker, could a big part of Flash's life be coming to a close? Will he be Venom no more? As Cardiac returns, MJ faces her fears, and a new Goblin is born, the one question everyone will be asking is, "Who is the Superior Venom?!" And after half a century, don't miss one of the most cringe-worthy moments in all of Spidey-history! Guest-starring the Avengers! Plus: Blackout wants to re-establish his reputation by killing the Superior Spider-Man - and to do so, he targets Aunt May!

Michael Kupperman's second all-comics collection of surreal slapstick and crazy non-sequitur goofiness, all from the pages of his beloved comic book series Tales Designed to Thrizzle! Including an a full issue's worth of never-before-published, brand new Thrizzle material and a newly colored version of issue #5!