True Believers: Miles Morales: Ultimate Spider-Man # 1 (Marvel 2015)

True Believers: Miles Morales: Ultimate Spider-Man #1 (Marvel Comics 2015)

The "senses-shattering" legacy of the ultimate modern web-slinger gets a "mind-blowing" and budget-friendly spotlight just as the boundaries of reality begin to fracture. Released in 2015 as an essential primer during the earth-shaking Secret Wars era, this "weird and twisted" True Believers edition reprints the historic debut chapter of Miles Morales’ definitive 2014 solo series with complete "visual fluidity." At White Dragon Comics, we secure these "investment-grade" dollar books to make sure you can experience every "mind-bending" milestone of the Spider-Verse without breaking your budget.

Issue Summary: The "Senses-Shattering" Return of a Legend

Brian Michael Bendis crafts a "mind-blowing" and high-stakes narrative that tests the young hero's "mind-bending" limits as he tries to carve out his own legacy in the shadow of Peter Parker.

• A "Mind-Bending" Anniversary: It has been two years since the "senses-shattering" death of the original Spider-Man, and Miles is finally settling into his role—only for a "weird and twisted" pair of twins wearing high-tech Goblin armor to launch a "stupefying" attack on New York.

• Visceral Interior Art: David Marquez delivers "mind-blowing" pencils, rendering the "senses-shattering" web-swinging action and emotional character beats with a "visual fluidity" that is truly "stupefying."

• The "Weird and Twisted" Cliffhanger: Just as Miles tries to balance his superhero life with telling his girlfriend his biggest secret, a "senses-shattering" and "stupefying" ghost from the past appears in his apartment, changing the Ultimate Universe forever.

Creative Team & Specifications

• Writer: Brian Michael Bendis

• Artist: David Marquez

• Colorist: Justin Ponsor

• Letterer: VC's Cory Petit

• Cover Artist: David Marquez (Classic Reprint Art Layout)

• Release Date: 2015 (Original Issue: May 2014)

• Publisher: Marvel Comics

• Page Count: 32 Pages

• Rating: Rated T – Suggested for readers seeking "senses-shattering" web-slinging action.