On top of all that, there’s a new gang in town, and they appear to be using…magic? Our heroes work together to track down and confront members of this gang, using their super powers to uncover the gang’s leader: The Hood! This new Super Villain appears to have supernatural abilities that defy mere webs and fists. There is unspoken tension between them, as both struggle to take the next step in their relationship. MJ would make a perfect housemate to help with the mortgage, but she needs to stay in the city for her job as an associate editor at the Daily Bugle. running during the events of Marvel’s Spider-Man, and now Peter is left with the responsibility of finding a new job in order to make the payments. May had mortgaged the house to keep F.E.A.S.T. Meanwhile, Peter is back in Queens, living in the house he grew up in. There are plenty of directions he could go but trying to pick the ‘right’ one is overwhelming and paralyzing. He’s been so focused on other things he hasn’t had time to think about the future. Miles, a student at Brooklyn Visions Academy, sees all of his friends solidifying their plans for college-but he is feeling left out. Miles and Peter wrap up the Tarantula, which also wraps up MJ’s disastrous interview.Īs the story continues, we see several worlds colliding in the lives of Miles, Peter, and MJ. As their ideologies clash and the interview starts to go south, the Spider-Men literally crash the interview while fighting The Tarantula (a familiar face from Spider-Geddon #0). Jonah Jameson’s “Just The Facts” podcast to try and drum up support for her book.
When the story opens, MJ and Peter are back from Symkaria, and MJ has just finished her first book, “Perilous: A Journey Into War-Torn Symkaria.” But unfortunately, sales aren’t going well, and she’s been forced to go on J. Take a look at what Peter, Miles, and MJ have been up to after the events of Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales. For Free Comic Book Day this year, we’re celebrating by releasing a prequel comic to Marvel’s Spider-Man 2!
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