Pied by a radioactive spider during an experiment, young Peter Parker inherits the characteristics of it. Following his uncle's death, he decides to dedicate his life to fighting crime under Spiderman's costume!
Spider-Man (100% Marvel)
- Marvel France Publisher
- Panini Comics Publisher
- Kaare Andrews Writer
- Kaare Andrews Artist
- Howard Mackie Writer
- Pete Milligan Writer
- David Lapham Writer
- Jeph Loeb Writer
- Zeb Wells Writer
- Andy Smith Artist
- Darick Robertson Artist
- Tony Harris Artist
- Claudio Castellini Artist
- John Romita Jr. Artist
- Tim Sale Artist
- Clayton Crain Artist
Details
- Type
- Comics
- Release
- 1999-06-01 — 2008
- Countries
- États-Unis
- Original language
- English
- Genres
- Action, Superhero
- Volumes
- 8
- Status
- Completed
- Information verified on
- 9 octobre 2026
Synopsis
Spider-Man (100% Marvel)
Issues
Issues (8)
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Volume 1 — The Vampire's hug
Pied by a radioactive spider during an experiment, young Peter Parker inherits the characteristics of it. Following his uncle's death, he decides to dedicate his life to fighting crime under Spiderman's costume!
Volume 2 — Vertigo
Pied by a radioactive spider during an experiment, young Peter Parker inherits the characteristics of it. Following his uncle's death, he decides to dedicate his life to fighting crime under the costume of...Spiderman!
Volume 3 — Lies menu
Morbid by a radioactive spider during an experiment, young Peter Parker acquired the strength, agility and speed proportional to an arachnid, as well as a "sense of spider" that alerted him in case of danger. But following the tragic death of his uncle Ben, he learned at his expense that superpowers involve great responsibilities. Since then he has been waging a ruthless fight against criminals of all kinds under the name of Spiderman!
Volume 4 — Blue
A new edition enriched with original covers and an adventure by Stan Lee and John Romita Jr.
Volume 5 — Doctor Octopus: Year One
Dr Octopus is not only one of Spider-Man's first and most formidable opponents. He is also a colorful criminal who we propose to follow from his origins until he meets the Weaver at the very beginning of his career.
Volume 6 — Toxin: in the skin of a cop
Pat Mulligan was a police officer until he crossed the way to Toxin, a symbiote similar to Venom and Carnage, who chose him as host. From then on his life changed. Pat and Toxin merged and decided to act for good but for how long? Thanks to Peter Milligan and Darick Robertson, we get to know more about Toxin's character in this thrilling full story embellished with original covers and biography of authors.
Volume 7 — The Empire
In a cold and hostile Manhattan where citizens have given up their freedom in exchange for the protection of the Empire, Peter Parker is now only an old man who has been used, without employment or hope. Can he become again the hero he was, with superhuman powers and great responsibilities? Discover the Spider mini-series(Man: The Empire written and designed by Kaare Andrews and beautifully put into colour by José Villarrubia. Original covers, unpublished graphic studies and Kaare Andrew's biography complete the program.
Volume 8 — A Great Power
If you were a teenager constantly smitten by the stars of your high school and an accident gave you superhuman powers, you would become a superhero or you would use your new talents to arouse general admiration for yourself? Peter Parker chose the second option and he became the champion of Spider-Man wrestling until the day when. On the program of this album, the mini-series in five chapters Spider-man: a great power that returns to the beginning of Spider's career. It is written by David Lapham, the author of Stray Bullets already crowned by the Eisner Awards, and illustrated by Tony Harris who notably put in images Ex-Machina.