Spider-Man: Stories from the Spider-Verse - (Hardcover)

About the Book

"There is a Spider-Verse filled with Spider-Heroes, each on their own world: Spider-Punk, as adept at the guitar as he is at fighting crime. Spider-UK, who's juggling Eid celebrations and a super-villain threat to her London neighborhood. And Web-Weaver, whose latest fashion event is threatened by a citywide storm of hallucinations. Some, like Miles Morales and Gwen Stacy, have already crossed from one universe to the next. Others are still discovering they're not alone. And now ten...authors...tell the stories of these amazing Spider-Heroes--just as a mystery villain rises to threaten the entire Spider-Verse" --

Book Synopsis

The Spider-Man you know is one of many. Meet ten Spider-Heroes in this new short story collection from acclaimed, best-selling authors writing across the Spider-Verse.

There is a Spider-Verse filled with Spider-Heroes, each on their own world: Spider-Punk, as adept at the guitar as he is at fighting crime. Spider-UK, who's juggling Eid celebrations and a super-villain threat to her London neighborhood. And Web-Weaver, whose latest fashion event is threatened by a citywide storm of hallucinations.

Some, like Miles Morales and Gwen Stacy, have already crossed from one universe to the next. Others are still discovering they're not alone. And now ten acclaimed best-selling authors, including New York Times bestselling authors Tui Sutherland, Frederick Joseph, and Faridah Àbíké-Íyímídé, and many more, tell the stories of these amazing Spider-Heroes--just as a mystery villain rises to threaten the entire Spider-Verse.

The full list of authors:

Faridah Àbíké-Íyímídé
David Betancourt
Preeti Chhibber
Steve Foxe
Frederick Joseph
Jessica Kim
Alex Segura
Ronald L. Smith
Tui T. Sutherland
Caroline M. Yoachim

Review Quotes

"A string of successes when it comes to representing each protagonist's community . . . the heroes all feel fleshed out to the point of demanding their own novels, or at least an encore crossover to reunite so many talented web-slingers (and their respective authors)." --Kirkus Reviews