Spider-Man 2099 Omnibus Vol. 1

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Spinning out of the pages of Amazing Spider-Man and Spider-Verse - the biggest Spider-Man event ever! Miguel O’Hara, his DNA rewritten in an attempt to escape his employer Alchemax, has gained amazing powers – and become the new Spider-Man! But the accident couldn't have happened to a better candidate, and Miguel learns that he really does have a natural urge to do the right thing. The year 2099 is full of menace, but none so insidious as the corrupt corporations that run the world!

And as frustrating as he finds it, he knows that since he's able to do these amazing things no one else can there are people who look to him for help. He's not a bad guy, he's just literally one of the most aggressive and self-righteous Spider-Men out there. David is noted for his prolific writing, characterized by its mingling of real world issues with humor and references to popular culture.

Miguel O’Hara, his DNA rewritten in an attempt to escape his employer Alchemax, has gained amazing powers – and become the brand new Spider-Man! Miguel O'Hara, his DNA rewritten in an attempt to escape his employer Alchemax, has gained amazing powers -- and become the brand new Spider-Man! For items that are dispatched using our standard service, we ask that you wait 14 days from the date of dispatch before reporting any items as undelivered. But sadly it feels like Peter David got short notice that 2099 would be ending because while few plot points wrap up there's like 5 or 6 that didn't. Miguel O’Hara, his DNA rewritten in an attempt to escape his employer Alchemax, has gained amazing powers — and become the brand new Spider-Man!

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With a job at Parker Industries, a stable relationship, and uncertain of what impact his actions will have on the future, Miguel O'Hara has decided that it's time to hang up the webs and retire from being Spider-Man.Almost all of its elements are indicative of that period for science-fiction - which is, in essence, exactly what this series is. The neo-industrial not-so-distant future background, where the air and class is "better" the higher up you are, and one mega corporation is in charge of nearly all living in the city it's based in are just a few examples of the cliches that dot this classic run.