Ultimate Spider-Man Infinite Comic #2 (2016)
đ Genre
Superhero, Action, Digital Comic, Teen Drama
đž️ Main Characters
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Spider-Man / Peter Parker – The teenage web-slinger trying to balance heroics with public perception.
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J. Jonah Jameson – Outspoken media mogul determined to portray Spider-Man as a menace.
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Boomerang – A quirky but dangerous villain with a grudge and an arsenal of explosive boomerangs.
✍️ Writer
Joshua Hale Fialkov – Known for his character-driven storytelling, Fialkov brings emotional weight and quick wit to Spidey's digital adventures.
đš Artist
Alti Firmansyah – Firmansyah’s energetic and expressive art captures youthful energy and dynamic action sequences in a format optimized for digital readers.
đ§đŒ Editor Details
Devin Lewis – With a keen eye for pacing and character voice, Lewis helps shape the narrative to fit the Infinite Comic style.
đą Publisher and Brand
Marvel Comics
Brand: Ultimate Marvel / Infinite Comics – Part of Marvel's innovative digital-first storytelling platform and the Ultimate universe, which offers a modern reimagining of classic heroes.
đ Release Year
2016
đ·️ Brief Plot Summary
Public opinion is turning against Spider-Man—and J. Jonah Jameson is leading the charge with relentless negative press. As Peter struggles with the emotional toll of being branded a “menace,” a chaotic encounter with Boomerang offers a chance at redemption. With fast-paced action and snappy dialogue, Spidey tries to prove he's more than just the “wall-crawling creep” the headlines claim he is. But winning over the city might take more than just defeating another villain.
𧩠Notable Arcs or Storylines
This issue is part of the "Ultimate Spider-Man Infinite Comic" series, designed specifically for digital readers, combining smooth vertical transitions and dynamic panel progressions. While not a standalone arc, it reflects Spider-Man's ongoing struggle with dual identities and public perception in the Ultimate universe.
đ§ Fan Theories or Interpretations
Fans have speculated that this digital series subtly parallels early Amazing Spider-Man themes, particularly the “Spider-Man No More” storyline—highlighting Peter's inner conflict and craving for validation. Some readers interpret Boomerang’s appearance as symbolic: an enemy that always returns, much like public criticism.
Others believe Jameson's media smear campaign mirrors modern social media "cancel culture"—raising questions about truth, trust, and heroism in the digital age.
đ Review Summary
Ultimate Spider-Man Infinite Comic #2 delivers a visually compelling and emotionally charged experience. đš The artwork by Alti Firmansyah pops with vibrant energy and fluid action sequences tailored for scrolling. ✒️ Fialkov’s writing is sharp and captures Peter Parker’s trademark humor and vulnerability. The issue successfully blends traditional superhero action with deeper themes of identity, public perception, and resilience. It's a solid digital chapter that reminds fans why Spider-Man remains a relatable icon—especially when the world turns against him. đ„đ·️
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