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Ultimate Comics Spider-Man Vol 1 Pdf Ultimate comics spider-man vol 1 pdf Continue Featured here is a chronological list of arc stories in the Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man comic book series, created by Brian Michael Bendis and drawn originally by Sarah Picelli. The series is a sequel to the original Ultimate Spider-Man. Ultimate Comics: The Spider-Man Who Is Miles Morales? (#1-5) Published: September 2011 - December 2011 Creative Team: Brian Michael Bendis /Sarah Picelli/ Justin Pontor Plot Outline: Eleven Months Before the Death of Spider-Man, Norman Osborne creates another spider, believed to be Spider 42. Spider 42 crawls into a Prowler bag as it steals from a safe containing research on the spider. Miles Morales, who is currently being accepted through a lottery to a charter school, goes to visit his uncle Aaron, Prowler. Spider 42, who hid in Aaron's bag comes out, bites Miles, who convulses and loses to the side. Miles runs out, only to discover that he can become invisible. After driving through the streets and learning about his new unusual arachnid abilities, Miles goes to visit his friend Ganka, which suggests that he may be a mutant. Jefferson Davis, Miles' dad, then shows up and takes Miles to the park, where he explains that he doesn't like Miles being around Aaron because he's a thief. Miles later checks his strength, rescuing a young girl from a burning apartment complex. Two months later, when he moves to a charter school, he dreams of Electro in his dorm and kills him as Spider-Man. He then wakes up and heads to the gym, where a teacher reports that Spider-Man has been shot dead on a bridge in queensboro. Miles witnesses the death of Peter Parker and then explains to Ganke that he feels guilty as if he decided to become a hero when he got his powers, it may never have happened. They attend Peter's funeral, where Miles questions Gwen Stacy why Peter became Spider-Man. Subsequently, Ganke gives Miles his Spider-Man costume, which he wore on Halloween, and Miles merges the winner in the fight against the kangaroo. Miles then goes on as Spider-Man only to run into Spider-Man, who takes him into the custody of S.H.I.E.L.D. There Nick Fury reveals that he knows everything about Miles and his family, including his uncle's criminal activities. Meanwhile, Electro escapes from custody, but quickly defeats Miles. S.H.I.E.L.D. releases Miles, and Jessica Drew shows up at school to give him a modified black-and-red version of the Spider- Man costume. First performances: Miles Morales/Spider-Man II, Aaron Davis, Jefferson Davis, Rio Morales, Ganke Deaths: Electro Scorpion (#6-12) Published: January 2012 - July 2012 Creative Team: Brian Michael Bendis / Chris Samni / Sara Picelli / David Marquez / Justin Pon Plotsor: Miles meets Prowler, a new villain who has an unlikely connection with his family. First Maxime Gargan Deaths: Aaron Davis United We Stand / Divided We Fall Fall Published: August 2012 - December 2012 Creative Team: Brian Michael Bendis/David Marquez/Pepe Larraz/Justin Ponsor Plot Outline: Miles tries to become a member of Ultimates when the nation goes to war against HYDRA and will do everything possible to earn the right. First performances: Maria Hill Venom Wars (#18.1, 19-22) Published: October 2012, January 2013 - April 2013 Creative Team: Brian Michael Bendis /Sarah Picelli/ David Marquez / Justin Ponsor Plot Outline: In UCSM 18.1, Betty Brunt goes on footage of Spider-Man/Prowler battle with Scorpion Arc, looking at whether Spider-Man Aaron Davis knew, Prowler. She tracks a few leads that brings her to Jefferson Davis, who she believes is the new Spidey. J. Jonah Jameson won't take the news out of respect for Peter Parker, but before she can break it, the new Venom kills her. The plot then goes to Mary Hill investigating Betty's death, and Jefferson Davis continues to pursue the media as a hero, all while Miles is being eyed by a new girl. The new Venom blows up Oscorp and arrives at Miles' house, looking for Jefferson Davis, whom he considers Spider-Man. Miles confronts him, and they fight, which hurts Jefferson. Rio follows him to the hospital while Venom leaves. Gwen and Mary Jane will appear to explain the importance of Venom, and Miles instantly follows his parents to save them. Venom lines through the hospital for Spider-Man, but as soon as cops and Spider-Man emerge, Rio gets in the middle and is shot accidentally. Venom is shot down as well as it turned out Dr. Marcus of #16.1, who wanted Spider-Man because he made it. Rio dies in Miles' arms, as a result of which he announces Spider-Man no more. First Appearances: Venom, Katie Bishop Death: Betty Brunt, Rio Morales Spider-Man No More (#23-28) Published: May 2013-October 2013 Creative Team: Brian Michael Bendis/David Marquez/Justin Ponsor Plot Outline: This story begins a year after the events of Venom Wars. As a 14-year-old, Miles meets Katie Bishop, and he completely gave up being Spider-Man, despite Jessica Drew's convincing attempts to bring him back into the role. Jefferson, his father, is a little grizzled now, and has a leg where he has to go to take care of him. All this is interrupted by a street battle between Bombshell (with mom's suit) and The Cape and Dagger. First appearances: The Cloak, Dagger, Taskmaster Collected Editions of Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man has been assembled in the following paperback: Title Material assembled by ISBN Release Date Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man Vol. 1 - Who is Miles Morales? Ultimate Comics: Fallout #4 and Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man 0-7851-5712-3 2012-02-29 Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man 2 - Scorpion Scorpion Comics: Spider-Man #6-10 0-7851-5714-X 2012-06-27 Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man Vol. 3 - Divided We Fall, United We Stand Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man #11-18 0-7851-6175-9 2012-12-12 Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man Vol. 4 - Venom War Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man #16.1 and #19-22 0-7851-6503-7 2013-07-17 Ultimate Comics Spider-Man by Brian Michael Bendis Vol. 5 Ultimate Comics: Spider- Man #23-28 978-0785168027 2014-02-14 Cataclysm: The Ultimates' Last Stand Cataclysm: Ultimate Spider-Man #1-3, Cataclysm: The Ultimates' Last Stand #1-5, Cataclysm: Ultimate X-Men #1-3, Cataclysm: Ultimates #1-3, Hunger #1-4, Cataclysm #0.1, Survive #1 978-0785189190 2014-03-18 Miles Morales: Ultimate Spider-Man Ultimate Collection Book 1 Ultimate Fallout #4, Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man #1-12, Spider-Men #1-5 978-0785197782 2015-11-08 Miles Morales: Ultimate Spider-Man Ultimate Collection Book 2 Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man #13-28 and #16.1 978-0785197799 2015-22-10 Miles Morales: Ultimate Spider-Man Ultimate Collection Book 3 Cataclysm : Ultimate Комиксы Человек-паук #1-3, Ultimate Spider-Man #200, Майлз Моралес: Окончательный Человек-паук #1-12 978-0785197805 2015-08-12 Omnibuses Ultimate Comics Spider-Man был собран в следующих omnibuses: Название Материал собран ISBN Дата выпуска Майлз Моралес: Ultimate Spider-Man Omnibus (Майлз Моралес: Окончательный Человек-паук) Ultimate Комиксы: Человек-паук #1-28, 16,1, Человек-паук #1-5, Cataclysm: Ulltimate Человек-паук #1-3; Окончательный Человек-паук #200; Майлз Моралес: Окончательный Человек-паук #1-12; Материал из Ultimate Fallout #4 ISBN 978-1302911751 2018-06-19 Смотрите также Список Ultimate Spider-Man история дуги Список Ultimate Фантастическая четверка история дуги Ultimate X-Men история дуги Ultimate Comics: Враг Трилогия Ultimate Comics: Fallout Ссылки Marvel возобновляет 'Ultimate Comics: Человек-паук'. Ресурсы комиксов. Получено в 2011-06-15 годах. - Окончательные комиксы: Человек-паук #1 - Ultimate Comics: Человек-паук #2 - Ultimate Comics: Человек-паук #3 - Ultimate Comics: Человек-паук #4 - Ultimate Fallout #4 Извлечен из Ultimate Comics: Spider-ManArtwork для обложки Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man 1 (sep 2011) Art by Sara Pichelli и Justin Ponsor.Publication informationPublisherMarvel ComicsScheduleMonthlyFormatOngoing seriesGenre Superhero Publication dateSeptember 2011-october 2013No. of issues28 (по данным на октябрь 2013)Главный герой (ы) Человек-паук (Майлз Моралес)Творческая командаСемейка Бриана Майкла БендисаПенчиллера (ы)Сара Пичелли, Крис Самни, David MarquezColorist (s)Justin Ponsor Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man — ежемесячный комикс, опубликованный Marvel Comics, дебютировав в сентябре 2011 года в рамках второго повторного запуска отпечатка Ultimate Marvel. Он последовал за Смерть Человека-паука сюжет, The Ultimate Spider-Man series, to which Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man served as a sequel. Written by Brian Michael Bendis and illustrated by Sarah Picelli, the series also featured elements from the ultimate comics: Fallout miniseries and focuses on the new Spider-Man Miles Morales. The series was set in continuity in conjunction with other renewed Ultimate Marvel titles including Ultimate Comics: X-Men and Ultimate Comics: Ultimates. The title ended in October 2013; Miles' adventures continue in Miles Morales: Ultimate Spider-Man, released in July 2014. The story after The Death of Spider-Man the story arc in which Peter Parker was killed, was launched the third volume of the title, in which the writer Brian Michael Bendis and the artist Sarah Picheli depicted Parker's mantle, passed to Miles Morales. Characters Miles Morales/Spider-Man II: Currently lives with both parents, although he also attends a charter school and roommates with his best friend Ganke Lee and another student named Judge. He managed to meet several members of the former Spider-Man, including Gwen Stacy, Mary Jane, Aunt May, Spider-Woman and Nick Fury. Gwen Stacy: Now live a normal life, having briefly dated Peter Parker before his death.
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