Spider-Man: Worldwide (2015)
reading order guide
Story by Dan Slott
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In Spider-Man: Worldwide (by Dan Slott), Peter Parker rises to new heights as the CEO of Parker Industries, a global tech empire creating cutting-edge smartwatches. As Spider-Man becomes his own bodyguard, he teams up with Mockingbird and SHIELD on high-stakes missions, all while juggling the responsibilities of his extraordinary new life!
Spider-Man: Worldwide (2015) Reading Order Guide
Complete List of Issues with Unlimited Reading Links
| Comics | Unlimited links |
|---|---|
| The Amazing Spider-Man (2015) #1-31 | Read on Marvel's Site |
Comments & Additional Info
I get it—many people prefer a more down-to-earth Peter Parker, someone who doesn’t need to be a businessman to be successful, as that could make him feel less relatable. But I just don’t see it that way. I think this era adds a lot to his character development and challenges the status quo in a big way. It puts Peter in new circumstances where, on top of being Spider-Man, he has to manage a multi-billion-dollar company with branches not just in New York but around the world.
And yet, he remains the same person at his core—generous, caring, and only taking the same salary as his employees despite his wealth. (That said, Peter does come off as a bit immature, as it was written by Dan Slott.)
And yet, he remains the same person at his core—generous, caring, and only taking the same salary as his employees despite his wealth. (That said, Peter does come off as a bit immature, as it was written by Dan Slott.)