Spider-Boy #7

Name: Spider-Boy #7
Brand: Marvel
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Jul 2024 · Marvel · 4.99 USD

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“And His Amazing Friends”

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Spider-Boy #7 (May 29, 2024) closes the first multi-part arc of Bailey Briggs's debut solo series — a seven-issue storyline built entirely around the fresh mythology Dan Slott constructed for the character — making it the definitive capstone of Spider-Boy's introductory chapter in the Marvel Universe. The issue delivers the narrative payoff on threads seeded across the entire run: Bailey's mother Tabitha Briggs, transformed into Madame Monstrosity's feline servant Tabby, is central to the resolution, and Madame Monstrosity herself is spirited away by the High Evolutionary, planting seeds for future storylines. Structurally, issue #7 is significant as the conclusion of what TV Tropes and other chroniclers have confirmed is the first complete arc of a character who, within roughly one year of his debut, graduated from supporting player to solo headliner — a notably fast trajectory for a brand-new Marvel original. The issue also demonstrates Slott's deliberate Silver Age-influenced, all-ages tonal approach to the Spider-Man corner of the Marvel Universe, assembling an Avengers-level guest-star roster for a young hero whose adventures were designed from the start to be lighter in register than contemporary Amazing Spider-Man.

writer Dan Slott · artist, inker Paco Medina · colorist Erick Arciniega · letterer VC's Joe Caramagna · letterer VC's Cory Petit · cover Humberto Ramos

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History

Spider-Boy (Bailey Briggs) was created by writer Dan Slott and artist Humberto Ramos, first appearing in Spider-Man vol. 4 #7 (April 2023); Slott has described the concept as originating from a joke pitched to his editor — 'Wouldn't it be funny if there was one more guy? And now, no one remembers him.' The ongoing solo series launched November 1, 2023, with Slott writing and Paco Medina as series artist, with covers by Ramos; Slott later said the character began as a supporting player but quickly became popular enough to warrant his own book. The series was planned to run 20 issues, ultimately concluding in June 2025 after Slott departed Marvel for DC Comics.

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Released May 29, 2024; written by Dan Slott, pencilled by Paco Medina (with Ty Templeton credited on the Marvel.com listing), cover by Humberto Ramos.
Concludes the first multi-part story arc of the Spider-Boy (2023) solo series — confirmed across multiple sources as covering issues #1–7, with Madame Monstrosity serving as the arc villain.
Major character turning point: Bailey Briggs's mother Tabitha Briggs, who had been transformed into Madame Monstrosity's cat-humanimal servant 'Tabby' with no memory of her son, is central to the issue's resolution.
Madame Monstrosity transforms herself into a giant chimeric monster by splicing her own genes with those of every animal in her lab, then is abducted by the High Evolutionary before the heroes can finish the fight — establishing the High Evolutionary as a looming figure in the series mythology.
Guest-star roster includes Captain America (Steve Rogers), Thor, Squirrel Girl (Doreen Green) and her squirrel companion Tippy-Toe, Miles Morales (Spider-Man), Peter Parker (Spider-Man), Toy Soldier, and Edwin Jarvis — an Avengers-scale ensemble coordinated to raid Madame Monstrosity's upstate New York farm.
The Marvel Fandom wiki (Marvel Database) lists the High Evolutionary (Dr. Herbert Wyndham) as appearing in both the main story and the recap, and confirms Jeremy Stillwell (Madame Monstrosity's husband, transformed into an owl humanimal) and Melodia Stillwell among characters indexed in the issue.
Madame Monstrosity is established in the series' lore as the mother of Farley Stillwell (creator of the Scorpion) and Harlan Stillwell (creator of the Human Fly), retroactively weaving her into decades of Spider-Man villain history.
The series — and with it this concluding arc issue — was designed with a deliberately lighter, Silver Age-inflected tone compared to contemporaneous Amazing Spider-Man, featuring a pre-teen spider-hybrid protagonist and an original rogues' gallery built around absurdist, whimsical threats.