His costume is designed by artist Kris Anka, and Web-Weaver also appears on a variant cover from the creator. Anka has a history of designing costumes for Marvel heroes, including Spider-Woman ...

A new Spider-Man is coming out — and he’s gay, proud, and fabulous. Marvel is introducing its first gay Spider-Man, a character named Web-Weaver, in the upcoming “Edge of Spider-V… ...

as well as some new variants besides Web-Weaver. “Edge of Spider-Verse #5,” which will be released in September, will feature cover art by Josemaria Casanovas, a variant cover by Anka ...

By tweaking the idea and making it more over-the-top, "Dirty Business" is able to factor Web-Weaver into the overarching ... suits and masks that completely cover their face.

A new Spider-Man is coming out – and he’s gay, proud, and fabulous. Marvel is introducing its first gay Spider-Man, a character named Web-Weaver, in the upcoming Edge of Spider-Verse #5, out ...

Ahead of the character’s official debut, a preview of the issue hit the internet, revealing Web-Weaver flirting with a fellow superhero. The single page from the series’ final issue shows the ...

A gay Spider-Man is finally on his way — and the first look has just been revealed. News first broke of plans for Web-Weaver to make his debut earlier this summer, as part of Edge of the Spider-Verse.

Created by Steve Foxe and Kris Anka, Web-Weaver is billed as “a not-so-mild fashion designer at Van Dyne”, who will “show us a very different kind of Spider-Slayer” once he gets powers ...

Marvel further describes Web-Weaver as a "not-so-mild mannered fashion designer at Van Dyne [who] gets spider-powers and shows us a very different kind of Spider-Slayer." What, precisely ...