Marvel Comics recently announced the writers who will take charge of Amazing Spider-Man when Nick Spencer's run comes to a close, and we now know the list of artists who will join them.
The soon-to-be thrice-monthly series will boast an all-star team of amazing artists, including Patrick Gleason as the bedrock of the team, leading the design and doing the art on the oversized milestone issue Amazing Spider-Man #75. Joining him will be acclaimed artist Sara Pichelli, the co-creator of Miles Morales doing her first work on this title, as well as Michael Dowling, known for his incredible work on Black Cat.
In addition, comic book legend Arthur Adams will grace this epic run with his amazing artwork on each and every cover.
"When we started building ‘Beyond’ we knew we had to pull out all the stops from the artistic side. That began with making sure Patrick Gleason was with us from the get-go as a writer AND an artist," explains Editor Nick Lowe. "He quickly stepped up to be our artistic cornerstone, but we also needed to make sure that whoever else joined him were elite talents."
"Sara Pichelli is an absolute legend, creating some of the most impactful work of the last ten years. It’s crazy to think this will be her first time drawing Amazing Spider-Man, and she’s already blown us away with her masterful work. Michael Dowling’s work on Unfollow and other works got him hired for Black Cat, but his work there showed us that he would be an absolute superstar, and his issues are already blowing our minds."
"And then, to be able to land Arthur Adams as our cover artist. I mean, from his classic X-Men Annuals to today, Arthur has defined the Marvel Universe visually as much as almost anyone. So to have him here? I’m beyond excited. And wait until we reveal the rest of our all-star roster!"
You can check out a selection of artwork below, including a cover for Amazing Spider-Man #76 that seemingly confirms Peter Parker will be left comatose or badly injured after his battle with Kindred and the new Sinister Six. That helps explain why Ben Reilly has to take over as Spider-Man, anyway!