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The artist describes the poster, “It’s the 40th anniversary of Marvel Comics’ Secret Wars, so to celebrate, I recreated one of my favorite comic book covers ever — and one of the best of all time — Secret Wars #8, as a limited edition licensed screenprint. This is the issue where Spider-Man gets his iconic black symbiote suit. Did you know he basically gets it out of an alien costume-making machine? Comics rule.”
The official details on the new poster are as follows:
- 16″x24″ Screenprint
- Limited edition of 200, dayglow variant edition of 100
- Individually numbered and signed by artist Truck Torrence
- Printed by D&L Screenprinting
- Available Wednesday, May 8th at 1 p.m. ET
- $50 regular, $60 dayglow variant
- Available in the US, UK, and Canada
Spider-Man’s black suit has become a fan-favorite ensemble for the character, especially in regards to how the costume became intrinsically linked with the alien symbiote that would become known as Venom. Despite ultimately being linked with a more sinister take on the character, its origins were a bit more humble and more benevolent than the ruthless Venom.
The suit first debuted in live-action in Spider-Man 3, which replicated the nature of the black suit tapping into Peter Parker’s more aggressive tendencies, and once Peter realizes the impact the suit is having on him, he’s able to separate himself from it. A desperate Eddie Brock finds the suit and enjoys the power it gives him, even if it drives him towards violence.
With the events of Secret Wars reportedly set to be the basis for an upcoming Avengers movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, this new poster is a great opportunity to not only share your love of Spider-Man, but also to start getting excited for Avengers: Secret Wars, which will reportedly release in 2027.
The new poster will be available on the official 100% Soft website on Wednesday, May 8th at 1 p.m. ET.
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