Spider-Man 2099 TPB (2015-2017 Marvel NOW) comic books 2016
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Volume 3 - 1st printing. "Smack to the Future!" Collects Spider-Man 2099 (2015 3rd Series) #1-5 and material from Amazing Spider-Man (2015 4th Series) #1.
Written by Peter David. Art by Will Sliney. Cover by Francesco Mattina.
He's the Spider-Man of the future, trapped in the here-and-now. And as far as Miguel O'Hara is concerned, that means he can hang up the webs. After all, he has a job at Parker Industries, a stable relationship and no way of knowing what harm his actions in the present have on the future era he left behind. But when a dangerous new threat shatters Miguel's world, a Spidey suit is the only answer. An All-New Spidey suit, that is - and just wait until you see what it can do!
Doctor Cronos is about to find out exactly that - the hard way. But what connection does this new villain have with Miguel's lost home? And what deadly future fugitive could inspire a team-up today between the Spider-Man and Captain America of 2099?
Softcover, 120 pages, full color.
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Volume 4 - 1st printing. "Gods and Women!" Collects Spider-Man 2099 (2015 3rd Series) #6-10.
Written by Peter David. Art by Will Sliney. Cover by Francesco Mattina.
Still fighting crime before his time!
Miguel O'Hara continues his crusade against the mysterious organization called FIST, but an unwelcome distraction arrives when trouble flares in New York. A clash with Lash will put Spidey 2099 square in the middle of the Inhuman conflict! And when he learns the truth about Tempest, any chance of a happy reunion could be ruined by another very big bad: Man-Mountain Marko!
Then, FIST makes its next move, and Miguel will need a helping hand. But when Tempest's life is placed in jeopardy once again, our hero from the future will be pushed to the edge. Will a secret from her past send him tumbling over? Or will Spidey be responsible for his own downfall?
His own actions may be about to bite him!
Softcover, 120 pages, full color.
Cover price $15.99.
