Spider-Man: Brand New Day

Tom Holland returns as Peter Parker in Spider-Man: Brand New Day on the big screen (in theaters: July 31, 2026)! The fan-favorite “Brand New Day” era ranks among the most creative phases in Spidey’s history – and these comics deliver the proof. “Brand New Day” wasn’t just a story, but a whole era: it spanned nearly three years and more than a hundred issues, in which a rotating team of top writers and artists redefined Spider-Man for the 21st century. The stories still shape Spider-Man comics today – as well as TV series, video games, and films featuring the beloved web-slinger.

This hand-picked Brand New Edition shows the full breadth of the era – from heartbreaking to breathtaking to deeply human. Included, among others:

• Sometimes It Snows in April (by Zeb Wells & Chris Bachalo): During the worst blizzard in New York history, Spider-Man and Wolverine set out to uncover the mystery of the deadly storm.
• The Other Spider-Man (by Bob Gale & Mike McKone): Peter Parker has to solve the riddle of “The Other Spider-Man” – and ventures into the notorious Bar with No Name, where numerous villains hang out.
• Threeway Collision! (by Bob Gale, Marc Guggenheim, Dan Slott & Paulo Siqueira): A breakneck chase across the city with Overdrive – but which version of events is the true one?
• Flashbacks (by Marc Guggenheim & Barry Kitson): Whatever happened to Flash Thompson? Follow the former antagonist of Peter Parker and biggest Spider-Man fan in New York all the way to his deployment in the Middle East.
• Black & White (by Dan Slott & Chris Bachalo): The return of an unforgettable foe: Hammerhead! A foreshadowing of things to come – and it turns deadly.
• Family Ties (by Joe Kelly & Chris Bachao): During the mayoral race, gang crime explodes – and Hammerhead tries to unite everyone under Mister Negative’s banner … or there will be consequences. Even Spider-Man can’t stop him this time!
• Old Huntin’ Buddies (by Zeb Wells & Paolo Rivera): Spidey clashes with the Punisher – a full-on brawl! What does Frank Castle want with a mysterious, power-boosting serum?
• Unscheduled Stop (by Mark Waid & Marcos Martin): After a shocking earthquake in New York, Spidey must summon all his strength and courage: he’s trapped deep under the rubble with a subway car full of innocent people.