If you are a horror enthusiast, then you already know that Tony Todd has played the Candyman in several films in the eponymous series, and he’s sure to add some flair to Venom when Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 arrives in its apparent September release date. Hold on to your … and hold breath! Gonna be necessary Commercials start dropping in august so I’m told. Looks like September! Massive publicity coming in august. It’s pretty likely that Sony will host a State of Play over the summer with a larger reveal for the game. That teaser suggested that Peter Parker and Miles Morales will team up to face the threat of Venom, and almost everything beyond that is just speculation at this point. This is all good news, since we’ve seen pretty much nothing of the game since its initial reveal back in 2021. He even went a bit further, saying that a “massive publicity” push with commercials is coming in August. Marvel released a teaser for what's being billed as the most shocking issue of Amazing Spider-Man in 50 years: "This May, Zeb Wells and John Romita Jr.We learned back in December that Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is expected to arrive in fall 2023, but today, Venom voice actor Tony Todd casually revealed on Twitter that the Insomniac game will probably have a September release date on PlayStation 5. The truth will finally be revealed in May's Amazing Spider-Man #25 and Amazing Spider-Man #26. It's quite an interesting look for Otto Octavius, with the Amazing Spider-Man #28 solicit stating, "The new-and-improved Doctor Octopus takes his upgraded tentacles for a rampage through Oscorp!" What Secret Is Spider-Man Hiding? Just like Spider-Man's new costume courtesy of Norman Osborn, Doctor Octopus' tentacles have a new greenish tint to certain areas, along with mini octopuses attached.
Doctor Octopus is front and center on both covers (illustrated by McGuinness), but if you look very closely, you'll see that his tentacles have a new look to them. Marvel Comics released its June 2023 solicitations, which include Amazing Spider-Man #27-28 by writer Zeb Wells and artist Ed McGuinness.
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