The Spider-Man is the beloved town hero; President Franklin D. Roosevelt is in the White House; the spiraling economy is on its first steps toward recovery; and with Norman Osborn out of the picture, organized crime in New York has lost its major player. But all is not well in 1934 America...dark forces are at play in the world, and a power vacuum in New York crime is quickly- and violently- being filled! Now Spider-Man must contend with a vicious new breed of killers, criminals, and maniacal death-dealers, reimagined from some of the greatest and deadliest foes of Spider-Man!

    It's an all-new beginning for Spider-Man, but that's not Peter Parker under the mask! Say hello to Ben Reilly, the SENSATIONAL SPIDER-MAN! But this new beginning starts with an old enemy, as Spider-Man tangles with his most mesmerizing foe - Mysterio!

    

    Now, with the full co-operation of Marvel Comics and John Romita Sr., IDW Publishing is proud to present John Romita’s The Amazing Spider-Man: Artist’s Edition!This beautiful book collects seven issues, numbers 67, 68, 69, 71, 75, 84, and more, and features some of Spidey’s most memorable stories, including battles with an unbeatable line-up of many of his greatest villains: The Kingpin, The Green Goblin, Mysterio, The Lizard, and Doctor Octopus!

    Five teens cruise the skies above the city in their Whisper 3000 hovercar. But in this future society, the people still need a Spider-Man. Introducing Spidey 2099. Cooler tech, bigger baddies.

    Marvel style!

    What is the valuable resource Roxxon wishes to possess? In a word…vibranium! Guest-starring the Ghost and Ultron-5!

    Spider-Man and the New Warriors team-up to investigate Target Technologies complex, but will they be able to withstand an attack from the powerful Dreadnoughts?

    Spider-Man and Doctor Octopus face off in a brutal battle of egos! But Doc's got a secret weapon up his sleeve this time - Jeff Haight, a staff photographer from the Daily Bugle who wants to know just how a stringer named Peter Parker always seems to get the front page...