First Appearance Of "Superior Spider-Man" In Daredevil #21 Tomorrow

[Rich Johnston]

Steve Wacker told CBR a few weeks ago "The first time you're going to see Superior Spider-Man dealing with more of the Marvel Universe is at the end of "Daredevil" #21 this month", albeit set after Amazing Spider-Man #700.

What I didn't realise t the time, was that meant this was going to be the first appearance of Superior Spider-Man full stop, at last after he has declared himself such.

By Mark Waid, Chris Samnee and Javier Rodriguez, Daredevil #21 is published tomorrow. One retailer tells me that it is a "crushing appearance".

Make of that what you will.

[Hank Pym]

Murdock realises it's not Pete straight away judging from the previews. He better tell EVERYONE.

[DarthEwok]

Drive that speculation Rich

Will this issue rank up there in collectibility with Civil War #2? Where Spider-Man revealed his identity (now valued at 99 cents on eBay)

[Blackfist]

Murdock realises it's not Pete straight away judging from the previews. He better tell EVERYONE.

since when has the Marvel Heroes ever been that proactive or helpful?

[billyjack]

since when has the Marvel Heroes ever been that proactive or helpful?

Back in the 70s/early 80s when they had a decent creative staff?

[Blackfist]

Back in the 70s/early 80s when they had a decent creative staff?

cheap shot, using examples before I was born

[Maybeland]

since when has the Marvel Heroes ever been that proactive or helpful?

Stark tried and everybody called him a fascist for it.

[Blackfist]

Stark tried and everybody called him a fascist for it.

being proactive and being a dick are two completely different reasons, he may as well set fire to a hospital to kill all superbugs ('the hell? )

[marveldcman]

Why put a lame idea into a great book?

[DarthEwok]

Why put a lame idea into a great book?

A certain somebody edits both books. Thus the 'lame' connection is made