Peter May

Collects Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #400-401, Super Special, Spectacular Spider-Man (1976) #222-224, Super Special, Spider-Man (1990) #57-58, Super Special, Spider-Man Unlimited (1993) #9, Wed of Spider-Man 123-124, Super Special, Spider-Man: The Clone Journal and Venom Super Special.
Clones, and jackals and symbiotes-oh my! Spider-Man's clone is back, costumed as the Scarlet Spider, and neither is sure which is the genuine article! Will the real Peter Parker please stand up? Plus: Aunt May on her death bed! Mary Jane pregnant! Peter arrested for murder! The true origin of Venom revealed as Symbiotes invade the planet! The Lizard! Electro! Shriek! And more! Don't miss one of the most controversial Spider-Man stories of all time!

is a set of comic book series published by Marvel Comics and written by C. B. Cebulski with art by different artists each issue. Each of these series adapts fairy tales and folk tales from around the world, using analogues of famous Marvel superheroes in place of the major characters. , Cebulski's third miniseries in the line, features characters from Avengers comics. It ran from May 2008 to December 2008.

is a comic book metaseries written by Garth Ennis, comprising three mini-series, each illustrated by a different artist and published by Dynamite Entertainment. The completed Volume 1 thereof is divided into three self-contained mini-series of three issues each, all of which are set during WWII: the first mini-series, with artist Russell Braun, titled is set on the Eastern front and concerns a women-only Soviet bomber regiment; the second series, with artist Peter Snejbjerg, titled concerns a British nurse, who had survived rape and attempted execution by Japanese soldiers in Singapore, and her relationship with a decorated flying ace; and the third series is with artist Carlos Ezquerra, and is about an inexperienced British tank crew of Londoners in a Churchil Tank led by a Geordie veteran as they attempt to catch up with their company, enduring attacks by Nazi Tiger tanks as the Battle of Normandy rages on. A second volume of Battlefields was published in 2010 with a similar format, with two storylines being sequels to and . The other, , is also the first of these to be published, with art by P. J. Holden. As is typical of one aspect of Ennis' work, stark, granular and searing commentaries on war and its effects on the human condition. All high-quality Minutemen scans.

is a six-issue comic book limited series published by Marvel Comics. It is the penultimate story arc of five based on Stephen King's series of novels. It is plotted by Robin Furth, scripted by Peter David, and illustrated by Richard Isanove, with covers by Jae Lee. Stephen King is the Creative and Executive Director of the project. Continuity is maintained as issue #1 picks up where the previous story arc's finale left off. The last installment of this series was scheduled for release on November 9, 2009 but actually went on sale November 25 2009. Issue #6 of this series is a high-quality Minutemen scan, although the rest are themselves of sufficient high quality. The last story arc of the Dark Tower series will be Th.

This is the compilation of , including the annual, all one-shots and specials, current and complete. Thor Volume 3 started with released July 5, 2007 with cover date September 2007 and the latest release is released December 23, 2009. It is marked first of all by the run of writer J. Michael Straczynski who, together with artists Olivier Coipel and Marko Durdjevic, essentially took a moribund Marvel title, rebooted it and gave it a power boost, to make it one of, if not the strongest and best, of all current Marvel titles. As a whole Volume 3 has received consistently rave reviews from critics and fans alike, including record sales. A case in point is that IGN's highbrow but uneven reviewers started to regularly cover the title and not only that, began to consistently bestow Thor with its Editor's Choice Awards, giving it ratings ranging from "Great" to "Incredible"; so much so that Thor has been nominated for the coveted Eisner Award. Another thing worhty of note is that Volume 3 is where Thor's 600th issue milestone occurred. After the first 12 issues, for the 600th issue the numbering reverted back to that of the original from Volume 1; hence, issues 600, 601 and so on. The long-awaited one-on-one confrontation between the God of Thunder and a vastly more powerful Dr. Doom starts in issue #605.

is a six-issue comic book limited series published by Marvel Comics. It is the penultimate story arc of five based on Stephen King's The Dark Tower series of novels. It is plotted by Robin Furth, scripted by Peter David, and illustrated by Richard Isanove, with covers by Jae Lee. Stephen King is the Creative and Executive Director of the project. Continuity is maintained as issue #1 picks up where the previous story arc's finale left off. The last installment of this series is due for release on November 9, 2009.

is the new comic book series about Tom Taylor, who serves as the basis for a very popular series of novels written by his father about the adventures of a boy wizard named Tommy Taylor, but whose life suddenly becomes intertwined with that of his fictional namesake. It is being published by the the Vertigo imprint of DC Comics. After four dazzlingly baffling glimpses into the newly complicated life of Tom Taylor, switches gears for issue #5, providing a spectacular standalone issue that suggests that perhaps Tom's father isn't the only writer in history whose life has been full of mystery and secrets. An imaginative tour de force and as it says on the cover of Issue #5, one of the most interesting comics of the year.

is a comic book limited series scheduled for 12 issues from writers Peter Tomasi and Keith Champagne, and published by DC Comics. It is a story of friendship and mystery based on the idea that our world has one superhero, known as Alpha-One, a soldier who developed powers during World War II. The Mighty follows the relationship Alpha-One develops with the man who leads his "clean-up crew," Section Omega. It is unique in that it is not tied into the DC Comics Universe and has its own continuity to follow. Many may have dismissed this series, which is too bad because it is much darker and more twisted than it appears; it uses our preconceptions about Superman--and the role of the superhuman hero--to subvert our expectations, and it tells a hell of an intriguing story. A good monthly read from Tomasi and company.

is a comic book limited series scheduled for 12 issues from writers Peter Tomasi and Keith Champagne, and published by DC Comics. It is a story of friendship and mystery based on the idea that our world has one superhero, known as Alpha-One, a soldier who developed powers during World War II. The Mighty follows the relationship Alpha-One develops with the man who leads his "clean-up crew," Section Omega. It is unique in that it is not tied into the DC Comics Universe and has its own continuity to follow. Many may have dismissed this series, which is too bad because it is much darker and more twisted than it appears; it uses our preconceptions about Superman--and the role of the superhuman hero--to subvert our expectations, and it tells a hell of an intriguing story. A good monthly read from Tomasi and company.

En este tramo de su historia, May "Mayday" Parker, hija de Peter y Mary Jane Parker, deberá acostumbrarse a vivir con su ¿clon? ¿o será al revés? ¿será May la original? Todo esto sumado a la aparición de Gwen REILLY(!!!!), un asesinato, y viejos y nuevos villanos y amigos.