Marvel Comics Reveals Last ‘Spider-Man/Superman’ Covers & First Story Pages

by Tony Thornley

They’re the two greatest heroes in pop culture, and this year, Spider-Man and Superman team up for the first time in decades. To get ready for Marvel Comics’ chapter of the titanic team-up in April, readers have gotten a glimpse of the last round of variant covers and the first story pages from Spider-Man/Superman.

Written by Brad Meltzer with art by Pepe Larraz and Marte Gracia, Spider-Man/Superman teams the two icons, as some of the industry’s biggest talents write a massive array of team-ups between the Spider-Verse and House of El.

“I’ve been waiting fifty years to write this book,” Meltzer shared. “Superman and Spider-Man have affected me more than most real people. I carry them with me everywhere — and our story cuts to the core of what it means to be a good person. I’m honored that Nick Lowe and everyone at Marvel even asked. Just wait until you see Pepe’s work. Get your capes and web-shooters ready…”

“Everyone here at Marvel is excited to be re-teaming with our friends at DC for another colossal crossover, this time to celebrate the 50th anniversary of our two icons, Spider-Man and Superman, first teaming up!” Editor-in-Chief C.B. Cebulski added. “I can’t wait for fans of every generation to read these spectacular stories that our titanic talent are telling, featuring all-new, easily accessible stories about the ever-growing Spider-Man and Superman families meeting for the first time.”