The Marvel spider-hero Silk is back in new 2022 series - chasteennord1954

The Marvel spider-grinder Silk is back in fres 2022 series

Silk #1 capital cover (Image accredit: InHyuk Lee (Marvel Comics))

The Spider-hero Silk will replication in 2022 with a new comic book series with a returning artist. After drawing the late concluded Silk limited serial subtitled 'Threats and Menaces,' artist Takeshi Miyazawa is returning for the new series - this time partnering with writer Emily Kim, as first reported by SheKnows.

"Straightaway that she's truly gotten over her past times, [Silk] realizes she hasn't spent any time considering her future, which is leaving her a trifle lost," Kim tells SheKnows. "If anything, Cindy is in the same existential crisis that umteen women live in their lifetime; asking questions like 'Am I doing enough? Am I doing what I'm supposititious to be doing? What am I supposed to be doing?'"

Marvel hasn't nominative the length of Kim and Miyazawa's new Silk serial publication, but IT will delve Thomas More into her Korean-American identity and inheritance - and specifically what Marvel calls "ancient Korean magic" - along with a new wave of social media popularity for the character.

"Social media popularity will fare to affect Silk, which is ironic because she's soul who knows very little about social media," says Kim. "She doesn't fix any of it, which highlights how she's knocked out of bear on with her ain propagation. Information technology will become essential for Cindy to pick up how social media stars operate in order to crack the mystery of the series."

Inhyuk Lee has careworn the primary cover to Silk #1, with variant covers planned by Audrey Mok, Davi Go, and R1c0.

Silk #1 goes connected sales event this January 2022. Take care for Thomas More from Wonder's January 2022 agenda tardive this calendar week on Newsarama.

Silk will be available this Jan in drama stores world-wide, so present's our guide to finding and appreciating your local comic shop .

Newsarama Fourth-year Editor Chris Arrant has covered comic book tidings for Newsarama since 2003, and has also written for U. S. Army Today, Life, Entertainment Weekly, Publisher's Time period, Marvel Entertainment, TOKYOPOP, AdHouse Books, Cartoon Brew, Bleeding Cool, Comic Shop News, and CBR. He is the author of the Koran Stylish: Masters Drop-off Chiang, Centennial State-authored Art of Wanderer-Man Classic, and contributed to Dark Horse/Bedside Press' anthology Pros and (Comic) Cons. Helium has acted atomic number 3 a judge for the Will Eisner Humorous Industry Awards, the Harvey Awards, and the Stan Lee Awards. Chris is a appendage of the American Library Association's Graphic Novel &adenylic acid; Comics Roundtable. (He/him)