I remember the first Spider-Man/Superman crossover very well. It was in 1976, and it was the first OVERSIZED comic I had ever purchased. I worked in a blueberry field over the summer to buy it, and for a long time, it was one of my prized possessions. It’s hard to believe 50 years have passed since I first beheld that classic book. Now, in celebration of its 50th anniversary, DC is revisiting this classic team-up with a new story, as first announced on February 11.

DC REVEALS SECOND WAVE OF VARIANT COVERS FOR SUPERMAN/SPIDER-MAN #1

Celebrating 50 years of the original DC/Marvel crossover with new Superman/Spider-Man #1 variant covers arriving March 25

Featuring artwork by Jorge Jiménez, J. Scott Campbell, Adam Hughes, and more

Spider-Man and Superman swing and fly over a city on fire, with DC and Marvel logos visible in the background.
Superman/Spider-Man #1 wraparound variant by Jorge Jiménez and Tomeu Morey, featuring Superman and Spider-Man

BURBANK, CA — February 11, 2026 — As DC and Marvel celebrate the 50th anniversary of the original Superman vs. The Amazing Spider-Man, DC today revealed a second wave of variant covers for Superman/Spider-Man #1, arriving March 25. The landmark one-shot unites two of comics’ most iconic heroes in a new adventure that honors one of the most important crossovers in comic book history.

DC’s one-shot is headlined by the lead story “Truth, Justice, and Great Responsibility” from Mark Waid and Jorge Jiménez, in which intrepid newshounds Clark Kent and Peter Parker uncover a conspiracy that pulls Superman and Spider-Man into a universe-spanning threat involving Brainiac and Doctor Octopus. Jiménez has also created a new pin-up paying homage to Ross Andru’s iconic back-cover illustration from Superman vs. The Amazing Spider-Man, which will appear as an interior page. Alongside the main story, Superman/Spider-Man #1 features an all-star lineup of bonus tales by Tom King and Jim Lee; Matt Fraction and Steve Lieber; Sean Murphy; Gail Simone and Belén Ortega; Christopher Priest and Daniel Sampere; Greg Rucka and Nicola Scott; Jeff Lemire and Rafa Sandoval; and more, making DC’s Superman/Spider-Man #1 one of the most creator-packed releases of the year.

Following the initial reveal of Superman/Spider-Man #1 variants by Daniel Sampere and Tomeu Morey; Jim Lee, Scott Williams, and Alex Sinclair; Stanley “Artgerm” Lau; Rafael Albuquerque; Dave Johnson; David Nakayama; Gabriele Dell’Otto; Mikel Janín; David Talaski; and Clayton Crain, this latest round showcases even more of the industry’s top artistic talent.

These newly unveiled covers by Mitch Gerads; Rafa Sandoval and Ulises Arreola; J. Scott Campbell; Adam Hughes; Steve Lieber and Nathan Fairbairn; Evan “Doc” Shaner; Jeff Spokes; Chrissie Zullo-Uminga; Scott Koblish and Hi-Fi; and Jorge Jiménez and Tomeu Morey highlight the spirit of collaboration behind Superman/Spider-Man #1. These covers pair heroes, supporting characters, and even a few unexpected icons from both storied universes. Among them is a Supermobile/Spider-Mobile variant by Shaner, celebrating the era when even the world’s greatest heroes occasionally needed a set of wheels…and a first look at Jimmy Olsen and Carnage!

A frightened man holding a camera is confronted by a large, red, monstrous creature on a comic book cover titled "Superman Spider-Man.
Superman/Spider-Man #1 variant by Steve Lieber and Nathan Fairbairn, featuring Jimmy Olsen and Carnage
Comic book cover shows Spider-Man driving a dune buggy with Superman flying above in a jet, dodging pumpkin bombs and robotic arms in a cityscape.
Superman/Spider-Man #1 variant by Evan “Doc” Shaner, featuring the Supermobile and the Spider-Mobile
Superman and Spider-Man are flying side by side in the sky; a green bird with a "truth" label carries a ribbon above them. The image features DC and Marvel logos.
Superman/Spider-Man #1 variant by Mitch Gerads, featuring Superman and Spider-Man
Comic book cover featuring Superman in a leather jacket and Spider-Man playing an electric guitar, with logos for DC and Marvel in the top corners.
Superman/Spider-Man #1 variant by Jeff Spokes, featuring ‘90s Superboy and Spider-Punk
Illustrated comic cover showing Spider-Ham swinging on a web holding donuts, alongside Superman's dog Krypto flying with a red cape and city skyline in the background.
Superman/Spider-Man #1 variant by Chrissie Zullo-Uminga, featuring Krypto and Spider-Ham
Illustration of Superman and Spider-Man leading a group of DC and Marvel superheroes and villains in a dynamic, action-packed comic book scene.
Superman/Spider-Man #1 wraparound variant by Scott Koblish and Hi-Fi, featuring Superman and Spider-Man, and more
Superman and Spider-Man hover above a city skyline near the top of a skyscraper; comic book cover features DC and Marvel logos.
Superman/Spider-Man #1 variant by Rafael Sandoval and Ulises Arreola, featuring Superman and Spider-Man
Comic book cover featuring Supergirl from DC and Spider-Gwen from Marvel posing together against a colorful, abstract background. The title reads "Superman Spider-Man.
Superman/Spider-Man #1 variant by J. Scott Campbell and Nei Ruffino, featuring Supergirl and Spider-Gwen
Supergirl and Spider-Woman are flying above a cityscape, smiling, with buildings visible in the background. DC and Marvel logos are present at the top corners.
Superman/Spider-Man #1 variant by Adam Hughes, featuring ‘70s Supergirl and ‘70s Jessica Drew as Spider-Woman

With two waves of variants now revealed, and a roster of creators spanning generations of DC and Marvel storytelling, DC’s Superman/Spider-Man #1 stands as one of the most anticipated releases of 2026.

Superman/Spider-Man #1 arrives March 25, 2026, wherever comics are sold. Fans can contact their local comic shop now to preorder all available covers. Marvel’s one-shot, Spider-Man/Superman #1, arrives in April to continue this historic celebration.

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Further details for DC’s Superman/Spider-Man #1 in March, Marvel’s Spider-Man/Superman #1 in April, and more, will be revealed by DC Comics and Marvel Comics soon, including new Superman/Spider-Man #1 variant covers by Arthur Adams, Olivier Coipel, and Joshua Middleton.