Spider-Man

Miguel O'Hara is a brilliant geneticist in the mega-corporate dystopia of 2099 who gains spider-like powers after a lab accident rewrites half his DNA, driving him to take up the mantle of Spider-Man in a neon-drenched future New York.

A futuristic wall-crawler reimagined for a neon-lit tomorrow, this Spider-Man swung onto the scene in 1993 courtesy of writer Peter David and artist Rick Leonardi, planting a flag firmly in the Copper/Modern Age. Published by Semic S.A., this version of the iconic mantle turns up most in 2099 and Miles Morales: Spider-Man, sharing pages with a cast of tomorrow's players — Miguel O'Hara, Tyler Stone, Shakti Haddad, and Skullfire among them. Three decades of appearances speak to the enduring pull of the Spider-Man legacy across eras and imprints, and for collectors hunting the edges of the web-slinger's vast mythology, this is one corner worth exploring.