Marvel Comics held a panel focused on the wildly popular Ultimate Universe imprint at SDCC 2025. There they revealed that Jonathan Hickman and Marco Checchetto's Ultimate Spider-Man will be ending with December's issue #24, as the entire Ultimate Universe braces for the imminent return of The Maker.

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Hyping up this year's Ultimate Endgame event, Marvel Comics has announced that Ultimate Spider-Man, Jonathan Hickman and Marco Checchetto's critically acclaimed series, will end with issue

Taking its cues from the latest season of Marvel Rivals, the King in Black tie-in comic will feature an eclectic mix of break-out characters from the game, while telling a similar story about the return of Knull, the "god" of the symbiotes and eponymous King in Black. According to the full synopsis released by Marvel:

GOOFY'S AMAZING FANTASY! GOOFY becomes the AMAZING SPIDER-MAN in this tale that's sure to make you say "GAWRSH!" Goofy Parker must learn the ultimate lesson of RESPONSIBILITY to save his beloved UNCLE BEN And wait'll you see what he does to those BEAGLE BOYS! Ah-hyuck!

Marvel officially announced details for Ultimate Endgame at San Diego Comic-Con, and it pits our heroes against the Maker, aka Reed Richards.

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