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Ultimate Universe: Finale 1 (2026) by Jonathan Hickman, Deniz Camp, Chris Condon, Bryan Hill, Peach Momoko, Alessandro Cappuccio & Juan Frigeri

Cover: Phil Noto

Ultimate Universe

Miles Morales: Spider-Man #1 by Bryan Hill, Nico Leon and Valentine De Landro. Variant covers by (1) Pablo Villalobos, (2) Skottie Young and (3) Chrissie Zullo. Main cover (4) by Simone Di Meo. Out in August.

"THE NEXT ERA OF MILES MORALES: SPIDER-MAN, STARTS NOW!

MILES MORALES IS BACK IN THE RED AND BLACK! SPIDER-MAN thinks he has it allllll handled: homework, super villains… a new school crush? No, no – Miles is focused on what matters: helping the good folks of Brooklyn. Friendly. Neighborhood. Spider-Manning at his best! But a vengeful villain from Jeff Morales' past with S.H.I.E.L.D. threatens to destroy not only Spider-Man – but the entire Morales family!

Back in Brooklyn after a chaotic trip to the Ultimate Universe, Miles is trying to settle into the rhythm of everyday life. He is balancing supervillains and schoolwork, while still making time for family and relationships. That fragile balance is shattered when a dangerous secret tied to his father’s past with S.H.I.E.L.D. resurfaces, putting a target on Miles and everyone he cares about. It is not just another superhero challenge, it is a threat that strikes at the heart of Miles’ family and forces him to go further than ever before to protect his world. “I was really humbled when Marvel contacted me because Miles Morales is such an important character to people,” said writer Bryan Edward Hill. “No one knows, but I’m a HUGE Spider-Man and Spider-Verse fan, so I’m going all out here with new villains, new allies, thrilling action and a real exploration of that essential struggle of being a hero and maintaining a life connected to others.” Artist Nico Leon spoke to the legacy he is stepping into. “Sara Pichelli opened the door to a new generation of comic book artists with ULTIMATE COMICS SPIDER-MAN, and being able to step into that lineage now is a real privilege,” Leon said. “Drawing Miles Morales in his classic suit, a design that turned iconic from the first second, is an opportunity you can bet I will not take lightly.”