Show Notes
“Spider-Man, Spider-Man He’s the Ultimate Spider-Man His family’s safety, he’s ignored A solid 401k is his reward…”
In this episode, Mark and Dan discuss Ultimate Spider-Man (vol. 3) #19-24.
These issues were written by Jonathan Hickman. The covers feature artwork by Marco Checchetto and Matthew Wilson. The interiors feature pencils and inks by Marcho Checchetto and David Messina, colors by Matthew Wilson, and letters by Cory Petit. These issues were first released from July 30th, 2025, to February 18th, 2026.
Rick Coste edited this episode. Alex Galucki edited the video version of this podcast. Our artwork is handcrafted by artists Ron Frenz, Nick Cagnetti and the late Sal Buscema. Our theme songs were produced by Ryland Bojack, Tony Thaxton, and Spider-Maj. Our animated introduction to the show is by Josh Sutton of Panels to Pixels.
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In this episode, Dan is joined by writer Paul Jenkins for a special discussion of his classic story “Heroes Don’t Cry” from Peter Parker: Spider-Man (vol. 1) #35, which is celebrating its 25th anniversary of publication on September 19th, 2026.
That’s a lot of zeroes! But you know what’s more? 1000. (Nearly there.)