Marvel and DC reissue and expand their crossover with Superman and Spider-Man

Last update: 06/10/2025

  • Superman vs. Spider-Man reissues return with commemorative editions
  • Two new one-shots: one published by DC and one by Marvel
  • Fixed dates: January and February for reissues; March and April for unreleased works.
  • Publication in Spain by Panini after the closure of ECC

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The collaboration between the two great comic book houses is once again gaining cruising speed with a Marvel-DC crossover that brings together Superman and Spider-ManThis new wave of publications, planned for next year, follows the resounding success of the meeting. Deadpool/Batman, which showed that there is a hunger for well-posed crosses.

The plan is not limited to looking back: in addition to the commemorative reissues, there will be two completely new comics that will test the duo's chemistry. Everything fits in with an important anniversary, the 50th anniversary of the first clash between the two heroes, a milestone that marked an era for the industry.

Calendar and key reissues

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The first stop will arrive on January 7 with DC's publication of the 50th Anniversary Treasury Edition of Superman vs. The Amazing Spider-Man #1a whirlpool bath, high-quality facsimile edition which replicates the 1976 classic in large format (approx. 10 1/8 x 13 5/16 inches) to show off art and lettering as they deserve.

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Shortly after, the February 4, will go on sale DC and Marvel Present: Superman and Spider-Man Treasury Editiona whirlpool bath, reissue from the meeting published in 1981 who changed the duel for the alliance, presenting the two icons as an exceptional tandem against greater threats.

These reissues are intended for collectors and new readers: on the one hand, they recover historical material in current conditions; on the other, they serve as ideal entrance door for anyone who wants to discover why this crossing remains a reference.

Spring will bring unreleased material: In March, DC will publish Superman/Spider-Man #1, while in April it will be Marvel's turn with Spider-Man/Superman #1. Both are conceived as self-contained numbers, although it is not ruled out that the stories can dialogue with each other in an organic way.

The hype is greater than ever

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For now, creative teams are yet to be announced and no official synopses have been revealed. However, the Expectations are high and a respectful approach to tradition is expected, but with fresh proposals. that take advantage of the contrast between Metropolis and New York.

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The editorial context also accompanies: Superman arrives in full swing thanks to the DC KO eventWhile Spider-Man premieres new suit for your space adventuresIt would not be unusual for some of these lines to subtly influence the tone or iconography of the crosses.

In the Spanish market, the publication should be fluid: after the closure of ECC, Panini has managed Marvel and DC licenses since 2025., so a coordinated arrival is expected, perhaps with a margin of one or two months with respect to the United States to adjust schedules and print runs.

Beyond nostalgia, the initiative aims to strengthen the ties between both publishers in a year full of cross-references in comics, movies, series and video gamesThe duo's return works as a nod to the past, but also as an opportunity to appeal to a generation that grew up with shared universes and wants to see new interactions without losing the essence.

Between carefully curated reissues and unpublished stories, the project combines ambition and memory: two historical volumes to recover the shine of the classic and two unique numbers to explore new paths, all with clear dates and an approach that prioritizes accessibility, quality, and continuity of reading for fans of both labels.

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