The next offering in VeVe’s digital comic line-up continues with another iconic comic from Marvel - Spider-Man 2099 (1992) #35! Limited Edition, fully readable, with five variant covers in blind box Waitlist Drop format.

Spider-Man 2099 (1992) #35
The first appearance of Venom 2099! Who is Venom 2099 and why is he dead set on murdering Miguel O'Hara and Tyler Stone?

This release features VeVe-Exclusive Rare and Ultra Rare cover art by Junggeun Yoon.

Drop Date: 2 January 2024, 8 AM PT
List Price: 6.99
License: Marvel
Published: 1995
Cover Variants: 5
Total Editions: 7,500
First Available Edition for Public Sale: #176
COMMON — Classic Cover: 4,500
UNCOMMON — Vintage Variant: 1,687
RARE — Hero Variant: 750
ULTRA RARE — Vibranium Variant: 375
SECRET RARE — True Believer Variant: 188

_{A total of 355 editions across all five rarities will be withheld by VeVe for licensor, promotional, team and comp distribution. There is a max purchase limit of twenty (20) blind boxes for this digital comic.}

_{© 2024 MARVEL}

Waitlist Drop - Blind Box

Waitlist will open 30 minutes before drop time. If you enter the Waitlist and are lucky enough to secure a reservation, you will have 15 minutes to complete the purchase process. If you do not complete the purchase, your collectible reservation will be returned to the public pool and be available for users to purchase directly from the VeVe Store. More info on Waitlist Drops HERE.

‍This digital comic will be available for purchase as a blind box, meaning you won’t know which rarity you have acquired until after your successful purchase.

_{Secondary Market Fees
‍As with all Marvel digital collectibles, a 6% licensor fee will be applied to Marvel sales in the secondary market in addition to the existing VeVe 2.5% secondary market fee.}

_{Important Note on Comic Delivery
‍During high traffic periods, such as a drop, the digital comic rarity will be known to you only after delivery to your collection, which may take 30–120 minutes.}

_{Marvel
Marvel Entertainment, LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company, is one of the world’s most prominent character-based entertainment companies, built on a proven library of more than 8,000 characters featured in a variety of media for over 80 years. Marvel utilizes its character franchises in entertainment, licensing, publishing, games and digital media.}