This Spider-Man version is one of the major characters in Marvel 1602, a series written by Neil Gaiman. Peter works as Nick Fury’s assistant in London, and he had to change his name from Parker to ...

At long last, Spider-Man: The Animated Series fans will get resolution to that agonizing cliffhanger ending. Find out what to expect from Marvel's sequel comic Spider-Man '94.

Face front, true believers! It's finally happening! After 31 years, the cliffhanger ending of Spider-Man: The Animated Series will be resolved in a new comic titled Spider-Man '94.

Marvel Comics is ready remedy that in its new book, Spider-Man ‘94. The comic, announced Wednesday, finds MJ and Peter back in New York City, continuing the critically acclaimed cartoon’s story.

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Marvel Comics The four-issue Spider-Man ’94 limited series picks up where the cartoon’s unresolved cliffhanger ending left off back in 1998. (So why not call it Spider-Man ’98? We don’t know.) ...

Spider-Man: The Animated Series ended in 1998 with a huge cliffhanger, but that's finally going to be resolved in an upcoming comic book sequel series by J.M. DeMatteis and Jim Towe: Spider-Man '94!

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