Meatloaf e Lightsabers
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Ongoing, First published May 23, 2026

A narrativa traça uma série de encontros inesperados enquanto o jovem Peter Parker navega em um mundo de heróis estabelecidos. Inicialmente patrulhando como Homem-Aranha, a idade de Peter se torna um ponto de discórdia com o Homem de Ferro, Tony Stark. Este romance segue as interações de Peter com Stark, revelando seu espanto com a tecnologia avançada como JARVIS. medida que o acesso de Peter a armas poderosas - incluindo sabres de luz construídos por Shuri - chega à luz, a preocupação de um herói caótico..
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