Spider-Woman 50th Anniversary Special #1

Description

Spider-Woman 50th Anniversary Special #1 – a one-shot anniversary issue dedicated to Jessica Drew's 50th anniversary. Marvel's "Dark Angel" celebrates half a century – and creators from two eras come together for this issue.

Ann Nocenti, who wrote the classic Spider-Woman series in the 80s, brings the heroine back to Los Angeles and tells a detective story unlike any this character has had in a long time. Meanwhile, Dan Watters takes a look at Jessica Drew's future – a chilling, unexpected glimpse into what awaits her next.

A standalone issue with no continuation – suitable for both long-time fans and those discovering Spider-Woman for the first time.

Why read it?

• 50 Years of Spider-Woman – an anniversary issue that will not have a sequel or reprint in this format.
• Story by – Ann Nocenti (Daredevil, classic Spider-Woman) and Dan Watters (Lucifer, Coffin Bound).
• Main Cover – Olivier Coipel (House of M, Thor).
• Two stories in one issue: a detective plot in Los Angeles and a glimpse into the heroine's future.
• One-shot issue – a complete story without the commitment to follow a series.
• The issue has 3 variant covers (Rose Besch, Rose Besch virgin, Greg Land) – relevant for collectors.

About the Creators

• Writer: Ann Nocenti, Dan Watters
• Art: Steffano Raffaele and other Marvel artists
• Cover: Olivier Coipel
• Publisher: Marvel Comics

Publication

• Title: Spider-Woman 50th Anniversary Special #1
• Series: Spider-Woman
• Issue: #1
• Cover: Main Cover
• Format: One-shot
• Release Date: 2026-09-02
• Publisher: Marvel Comics

Specifications

• Number of Pages: 32
• Format: Comic book (single issue)
• Binding: Staple
• Dimensions: 6.60" x 10.15"
• Age Rating: T+ (Teen Plus)
• Language: English
• UPC: 75960621624600111

Spider-Woman 50th Anniversary Special #1 – a 32-page anniversary one-shot: Ann Nocenti's detective story in Los Angeles and Dan Watters' glimpse into Jessica Drew's future. Olivier Coipel on cover art, Steffano Raffaele on interior art.