Famous from Marvel's Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, Jessica "Jess" Drew's Spider-Woman is a motorcycle-riding hero who is pregnant over the events of the movie - now, it turns out she boasts a unique power among the multiverse's spider-heroes. Currently, the Spider-Society heroes are battling the evil Sinister Squadron, ending up captured and with power-dampening collars fitted that prevent them busting loose. 5a272v

Warning: Contains spoilers for Spider-Society #1The version of Spider-Woman first seen in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse has finally made her Marvel Comics debut, and she may be the Spider-Society's only hope.When this version of Jessica Drew appears, Miles Morales, Anya Corazon, and many of the other established Spider-People don't know who she is. Because of that, the villains don't know her either, making her the perfect secret weapon against multiversal threats.

Warning: Contains spoilers for Spider-Woman (2024) #10!The Avengers’ unauthorized sidekicks become a lot more official as four young superheroes form a New Champions team in Marvel Comics. When Spider-Womanhelps the majority of The Assembly from a brainwashing scheme, the characters are unsure where to go next. Created for a variant cover series and now solidly part of Marvel canon, the New Champions could be a major team to watch moving forward.

As the West Coast Avengersassemble once more, Iron Manseeks to redeem one of Earth's Mightiest Heroes' most iconic villains, while Spider-Womanand other heroes are hesitant to accept this responsibility, and forget past atrocities. These conflicting perspectives will be put to the test when A.I. android antagonist Ultrontakes a spot on the new lineup as the first case study for their renewed villain rehabilitation goal.

Warning: Contains spoilers for Spider-Woman (2023) #7!

Spider-Woman’s new black and white costume ranks as one of her coolest ever. 2024 marks 40 years of Spider-Man’s iconic black and white outfit, and to celebrate, Marvel is releasing a series of variant covers, each featuring a Marvel icon wearing the costume. This May, superstar artist Peach Momoko drops an amazing variant cover for Spider-Woman #7, featuring Jessica in her own spin on Spidey’s classic duds.

Warning: SPOILERS ahead for Spider-Woman #4!Reeling from personal tragedy, Spider-Woman is hitting the road and is rounding up a roster of New Champions. Jessica Drew is on the run from her own pain, so hopefully mentoring a team of super sidekicks will provide a welcome distraction. However, it's just as likely that leading these new young heroes will keep her wounds around motherhood all too fresh.

Warning: contains spoilers for Spider-Woman #3The young Gerry Drew, son of Spider-Woman, has been missing - seemingly from both reality and people's memories - since his mother Jessica was returned to the Web of Life after End of the Spider-Verse. The shocking Spider-Woman #3 has revealed the tragic truth of Gerry's disappearance, unveiling that Hydra's new villain Green Mamba is an aged-up version of Jessica's beloved son.

A Spider-Gwen cosplay has brought together many of the heroine's variants from across the multiverse. Known by many names, including Spider-Woman, Gwen has quickly become a fan-favorite since her 2015 debut. The Spider-Verse has shown the wide range of spider heroes in Marvel's comic universe, and a group of Gwens would be an impressive gathering.

Spider-Womanis transformed into pure nightmare fuel as her powers finally go haywire. Marvel has tapped acclaimed artist Peach Momoko to draw a series of “Nightmare” variant covers, showing some of the publisher’s biggest characters in horrifying situations. In the Nightmare variant of Spider-Woman #2, Momoko works her magic on the heroine, forcing Jessica Drew to confront her worst nightmare: losing control of her powers.