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Marvel reveals more Amazing Spider-Man #1000 Details

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Marvel has unveiled the main cover for Amazing Spider-Man #1000 by artist Pepe Larraz, along with additional covers and new story details.

On sale September 16, the highly anticipated milestone issue, destined to take its place in comic book history, delivers both a major turning point for Joe Kelly’s current run and an incredible lineup of anniversary stories celebrating Spider-Man’s legacy. The landmark issue will also feature an incredible collection of variant covers from some of the industry’s greatest artists.

Fans can see Pepe Larraz’s stunning main cover and breathtaking new variant covers by esteemed artists Alex Ross, who captures one of Spider-Man’s most defining moments in his incomparable style, and Mark Bagley, whose cover spotlights Spider-Man’s unmatched rogues’ gallery.

New details for some of the many anniversary stories are also revealed, including new promo art covers by Stuart Immonen and Marcos Martin.  Both iconic Spider-Man artists will reunite with fellow Spider-Man legends, Brian Michael Bendis and Dan Slott, in their respective stories. Plus, Patrick Gleason delivers another of his stunning “Web-Head” covers as promo art, and joins screenwriter Noah Hawley in his exciting comic book debut. Finally, visionary creators Frank Miller and Peach Momoko will collaborate for the first time! 

  • “Now I Can Rest” by Dan Slott and Marcos Martin brings readers back to the night that changed Peter Parker’s life in a revelatory and heartbreaking story exploring Uncle Ben’s death.
  • “The Gesture” by Brian Michael Bendis and Stuart Immonen is a mighty team up between Spider-Man and the Avengers against some of Spidey’s greatest foes!
  • “Still Standing” by Noah Hawley and Patrick Gleason
  • “Tears of the Spider-Queen” by Frank Miller and Peach Momoko pit Spider-Man against the deadly ninjas of the Hand!
Cover of The Amazing Spider-Man #1000 featuring Spider-Man in action, swinging between buildings at night with a city skyline in the background.
Comic book cover featuring Spider-Man in the foreground surrounded by various villains from the series, with the title 'The Amazing Spider-Man #100' prominently displayed.
Cover of 'The Amazing Spider-Man' #1000 featuring Spider-Man's hands with a spider symbol, surrounded by swirling colorful patterns and additional spider imagery.
Cover of The Amazing Spider-Man #1000 featuring Spider-Man in a dynamic pose, with the title and details about the issue prominently displayed.
Cover illustration of Spider-Man in a dynamic pose against a red background, featuring the title 'The Amazing Spider-Man' and promotional text for an upcoming issue.
Cover art for The Amazing Spider-Man #100 featuring Spider-Man in a dynamic pose surrounded by a dark, urban environment with dramatic lighting.
A comic book page featuring Spider-Man swinging through a snowy urban landscape, with panels showcasing his action and expressions.
Comic page from The Amazing Spider-Man #100, featuring Spider-Man swinging through a snowy urban landscape while battling red-suited enemies.

Absolute Flash #16 features and interesting take on Grodd

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As Wally races to find the answers about the mysterious S.T.A.R. Labs founders, the Rogues have resurfaced with a new mission: secure Grodd and his father before they take over Colorado!

Story: Jeff Lemire
Art: Haining
Letterer: Tom Napolitano

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Experience a guided tour of the Three Worlds/Three Moon Universe with Arrivals

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Dark Horse Comics presents Arrivals, a three-issue story in Jonathan Hickman, Nick Spencer, Mike del Mundo, and Mike Huddleston’s Three Worlds / Three Moons universe. In Arrivals, the children of astronaut and explorer Tajo Vallar are called home to reunite and solve a new mystery a generation after his disappearance—but first, they have to make it through the galaxy! Each issue will feature a different creative team and will include a framing story from Hickman and Spencer, illustrated by Huddleston. Huddleston will also illustrate cover art for each issue.

The first issue features two stories written by Hickman and Spencer: one illustrated by James Stokoe and set on the planet closest to the sun, Akva; and another about the Vojoganto, the universe’s space whale transit system, illustrated by Christian Ward. Arianna Consonni and Nick Filardi aid on coloring with AndWorld Design on lettering.

The second and third issues will include stories written by Spencer and will be illustrated by Juni Ba, Mirka Andolfo, Matias Basla, and Huddleston, with coloring by Huddleston, Consonni, Filardi, and Basla.

Arrivals #1 (of 3) will be available in stores on October 21, 2026 and is now available for preorder from your local comic shop for $6.99.

A vibrant comic book cover featuring a central figure with flowing colorful fabric, surrounded by futuristic spacecraft and whale-like alien creatures, set against a cosmic background.

Preview: Gotham Academy: First Year #5

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Gotham Academy: First Year #5

(W) Becky Cloonan, Karl Kerschl, Brenden Fletcher (A) Marco Ferrari

SCHOOL IS A NIGHTMARE. LITERALLY. Gotham Academy’s first day of school comes with new schedules, new secrets… and a creeping sense that nothing is quite what it seems. For Olive Silverlock, the search for her missing mother takes a turn into forgotten memories, closed doors, and conversations she swears she’s already had. But how do you retrace your steps when you don’t remember walking?

Cover of Gotham Academy: First Year comic issue #5 featuring a frightened character with white hair, surrounded by dark, moody rain and mysterious hands in the background.
A comic page featuring a scene at Gotham Academy during assembly time in September. The page includes a thoughtful character with white hair, reflections on school life, and a prominent raven, alongside various speech bubbles discussing themes of curiosity and personal history.
A character with green hair in a school uniform walks through a dimly lit hallway with ornate wooden walls and candle sconces, contemplating the situation involving the headmaster and authorities. The character appears frustrated and is about to reach for a doorknob as they decide to take action.
A character stands in a dimly lit library, looking overwhelmed by the amount of documents on a desk while contemplating where to start.
A comic book panel featuring a character with blonde hair in a blazer looking shocked while reading a document at a cluttered desk. Surrounding her are various papers and images, including a headline about Batman and a concerned character in distress.

Preview: Detective Comics #1110

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Detective Comics #1110

(W) Tom Taylor (A) Mikel Janín

INNOCENT GIRL… OR DEADLY ASSASSIN? Black Canary thinks she has granted shelter to a lost, scared little girl. But Batman and Green Arrow know the truth. Dinah has unknowingly taken in a trained assassin. As the Dark Knight and the Emerald Archer race to warn Black Canary, the question isn’t who the girl is but rather, can they get to Dinah before it’s too late?

Cover of Detective Comics featuring Batman, with Green Arrow and a distressed woman in a gym setting. The title 'AT DEATH'S DOOR' is prominently displayed.
A comic book scene depicting characters in flight gear discussing a team name while parachuting over a train. One character, dressed in a flight suit, looks concerned about the team name 'Flight Squadron Delta', while another character, a woman in a sleek outfit, emphasizes the urgency of their situation, mentioning armed hijackers on the train below.
A comic book page depicting a chaotic scene inside a train, with several characters reacting to a tense situation involving guns and potential conflict. One character appears to be shouting while others display fear or surprise.
A comic book scene featuring Batman in his iconic costume, standing protectively in front of a young boy. The background shows a tense situation with armed characters. A speech bubble from Batman reassures the boy, while another panel emphasizes a loud 'BANG' sound, indicating gunfire or an explosion.
A dynamic comic book scene featuring Batman engaging with hijackers on a subway train, highlighting action and tension. Batman is depicted in a blue and grey suit, while a female character assists him, revealing a clash with one of the hijackers.

Preview: Harley Quinn #63

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Harley Quinn #63

(W) Elliott Kalan (A) Carlos Olivares

REIGN OF THE SUPER-COPS! Oy vey! I been facing off against my latest foe, the Monochromatic Man, and lemme tell ya something, this guy ain’t messing around. He’s turning my world into some kinda Dutch angle nightmare! But if that ain’t bad enough, I got the whole dang GCPD after me too.

Comic cover featuring Harley Quinn driving a cartoonish black car with a fiery expression, pursued by police cars with flashing lights. The background shows a colorful urban landscape, and there's a speech bubble with the text, 'Where's the banana peel button on this thing?'
A comic book scene featuring a character in a costume resembling Batman, speaking to another character, a man holding a megaphone, with police officers in tactical gear present.
Comic book cover featuring dynamic action scenes with multiple characters, including a police officer and a character resembling Harley Quinn, amidst chaos and violence. Text balloons offer commentary on justice and fighting.
A comic book page featuring a dramatic action scene with a superhero and a villain engaging in a physical confrontation, highlighted by impactful dialogue and expressions. The superhero is depicted in a dynamic pose, with emphasis on the struggle and intensity of the fight, surrounded by visual effects that convey movement and impact.

Preview: Wonder Woman #34

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Wonder Woman #34

(W) Tom King (A) Daniel Sampere, Bruno Redondo

THE BATTLE IS ONLY BEGINNING!

Diana and Steve’s bittersweet reunion is cut short by the Matriarch and her plans to destroy Wonder Woman. Can Trinity save her parents and the world? You won’t want to miss the riveting conclusion of “The Wonder War” Act One!

Cover of Wonder Woman comic issue 34 featuring three characters: Wonder Woman wielding her lasso, a hand gripping a sword, and a character with white hair in the background. The title 'Wonder Woman' is prominently displayed at the top.
A comic panel depicting a desolate road with rocky formations in the background. A Green Lantern ring hovers above a bloodied arm, signaling a ring status report indicating the Green Lantern 2814 is deceased. The ring is in the process of identifying a new candidate.
Comic book cover for 'The Wonder War Part 4' featuring a character with long, flowing hair and a crown, standing in a desert landscape while manipulating green energy. The character wears a black and white outfit and is depicted with a serious expression, while a figure resembling a superhero lies on the ground.
A comic book scene featuring a confrontation between two female characters, one wielding a sword and the other holding a weapon with a green lantern symbol. The dialogue suggests tension and disagreement, with one character expressing disbelief over a sword's authenticity. The bottom panel shows a dynamic action moment, emphasizing a dramatic clash.
A comic book panel showing a confrontation between two female characters, one resembling Wonder Woman and the other with silver hair and a powerful aura, discussing intelligence and power, with energy effects surrounding them.

Preview: Zatanna #3

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Zatanna #3

(W) Jamal Campbell (A) Jamal Campbell

REGNAD! Downed by a bullet enchanted with unknown magic, Zatanna is in dire straits. Can she survive by tapping into her newfound power as the Prime Magus of the universe? Meanwhile, Agent Di Manes of the Department of Occult Affairs is preparing for his own grand finale — one that will show Zatanna exactly where he stands.

Cover of Zatanna comic book featuring the character Zatanna casting a spell, surrounded by mystical energy and magical symbols.
Comic panel depicting a chaotic scene with characters in a forest. One character is distressed, while others are preparing a tonic and playing drums. There is a ghostly figure singing and the environment conveys a sense of urgency and mystical elements.
An illustrated comic page from 'Songs in the Key of Gods', featuring characters in a mystical forest setting, surrounded by vibrant colors and dramatic expressions. The scene depicts musicians and dancers interacting with a spectral presence, with dialogue balloons conveying a sense of urgency and wonder.
A colorful comic book scene depicting characters in a mystical parlor. A woman, Zatanna Zatara, is being welcomed by another character with a hat and sunglasses, who appears to be in control of the conversation. The setting includes ornate decorations and a whimsical atmosphere, with various magical elements in the background.

Preview: Justice League: Dream Girls – A DC Pride Event #4

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Justice League: Dream Girls – A DC Pride Event #4

(W) Nicole Maines, Jadzia Axelrod, Klaus Janson (A) Ted Brandt, Ro Stein, Rosi Kämpe, Klaus Janson

DC’S AWARD-WINNING PRIDE CELEBRATION IS BACK IN AN ALL-NEW FORMAT! Will an isolated and untethered Dreamer surrender herself, at long last, to an unholy union that would give the Key power to exact his revenge on the Justice League once and for all? Not if Galaxy’s got anything to say about it! Speak now or forever hold your peace in this frightful finale issue!

A colorful comic book cover titled 'Justice League Dream Girls: A DC Pride Event.' It features various characters, including a superhero in a red costume, characters in wedding attire, and a green-skinned character with pink hair, striking dynamic poses against a vibrant background.
A character holding a bouquet of blue flowers with a ribbon, standing near an ornate door with intricate carvings and a green jewel at the center, accompanied by menacing dialogue.
A dark-haired woman in a sparkling blue gown sits on a throne, flanked by two characters: a sinister-looking figure with pale skin and long hair, and a green-skinned character with colorful features. Speech bubbles reveal their playful and somewhat tense interaction.
A comic book panel depicting a dramatic confrontation between characters. One character, with green hair, delivers a punch labeled 'POW!' to another who has a villainous appearance. The scene features exaggerated expressions and action, with dialogue about an annulment and cosmic powers.

Preview: Bizarro: Year None #2

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Bizarro: Year None #2

(W) Kevin Smith, Eric Carrasco (A) Nick Pitarra

GOODBYE, BIZARRO WORLD! Trapped on a backward planet of backward doppelgängers doing backward versions of everything they would normally do, the extremely frontward Jimmy Olsen and Perry White find themselves wondering: Will we ever get home again? At least their host — a backward version of Superman — seems to be accommodating of their stay. But if everything is backward on this planet, then what’s the opposite of accommodating? Uh-oh.

A humorous comic book cover featuring characters from the DC Universe, including Bizarro and Superman, amidst a chaotic office setting filled with various quirky characters and animals, symbolizing a lighthearted take on superhero themes.
A comic strip depicting Superman in various scenes, including a recording device and a conversation about a personal motto. Superman looks concerned while discussing a credo and appears to be in a casual setting.
A comic book scene featuring Superman sitting at a table with a woman in a garden. The woman is pointing a gardening tool at Superman, who appears conflicted. The background includes a wheelbarrow and a fenced yard.
A comic panel depicting two characters discussing a surreal situation while surrounded by various objects and a strange atmosphere.
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