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In Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows, readers are experiencing the adventures of a version of the title character who has achieved a rare victory: becoming part of a family who can help him shoulder his responsibility to protect New York. Peter Parker, his wife Mary Jane (who used the technology of the supervillain known as the Regent to become the superhero Spinneret) and his daughter Annie (AKA the youthful hero Spiderling) are a loving and supportive crime fighting team, who inspire each other to be the best they can be — but they’re about to face their greatest challenge. RELATED: Venom Inc. Crossover Coming to Amazing Spider-Man, Venom That challenge arrives this week in Renew Your Vows #11, by series artist-turned-writer, Ryan Stegman, and new artist Brian Level. Young Normie Osborn revives his family’s legacy of evil, and as the new Green Goblin declares war on Spider-Man. CBR spoke with Stegman about the story of Normie’s revenge, which will close ou

Superwoman #18 will be the title’s final issue; it will hit stores in January. Revealed today in DC Comics’ solicitations for titles shipping in January 2018, the series’ final issue will wrap up K. Perkins, Stephen Segovia and Art Thibert’s final story arc “The Midnight Hour.” The final issue is schedule to hit stores JAn. 10 and will feature a cover illustrated by the series’ original writer and co-artist Phil Jimenez. RELATED: How Doomsday Clock & Death of Superman Fit Into DC’s Rebirth Continuity The series is the first all-new title of the Rebirth era to be canceled; by DC Comics. (While All-Star Batman released its final issue in November, the comic has been re-imagined from an ongoing series into a variety of as-yet unannounced new projects.) Though DC has not announced why the series has been canceled, the title is one of DC’s lower-selling ongoing comics, though not the lowest. Superwoman #14 ranked 151 on the Direct