#radioactive spider-man

[artbyblastweave]

The first issue of Radioactive Spider-Man was pretty interesting in how it projected a bunch of the Core Spider-Man Ideas forward into a status quo that can exist within one of those fuck-off-and-die Bad Future Universes. Beginning to suspect that this Joe Kelly guy is somewhat good at his job

[jkparkin]

Radioactive Spider-Man #2 (Marvel, November 2025) variant cover by Salvador Larroca

[smashpages]

Radioactive Spider-Man by Joe Kelly and Kev Walker debuts in October as part of the X-Men: Age of Revelation event:

UNFRIENDLY AND UNSTABLE! X YEARS LATER, the X-Virus decimated New York – but Spider-Man won’t stop fighting. In a desperate gamble, Peter Parker doses himself with lethal radiation to hold the infection at bay. Survival comes at a cost. While this may not kill Peter Parker, it sure messes him up. This is the most dangerous, mutated Spider-Man ever – and he’s not alone.

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[artverso]

Mike McKone - Radioactive Spider-Man

[comicwaren]

“It’s been ten years, and you’re dying to save a person who doesn’t exist anymore!” – Spin

Cover art for Radioactive Spider-Man #003

Art by Giuseppe Camuncoli, Lorenzo Ruggiero and Morry Hollowell

[fakedtales]

We’re 51 issues into the 52 issue X-Men Age of Revelation event and some people may be wondering, is it any good? I’ve gone through the thankless task of rereading it all to give my opinion on each of the sixteen three-part miniseries. Spoilers for all issues.

Is X-Men: Age of Revelation Any Good?

Cyclops realises he’s in the grimdark future. Oh, and Hank is, too. I’m a big X-Men fan and have been from a young age. I’m currently readin

[mostsanescarletspiderfan]

Peter bombarding himself with radiation is such a Peter thing to do, it's one of my favorite moves for me.

[thesuperheroesnetwork]

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