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Steve Day Vich UNITED STATES
Member Since June 2007
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Edge of Spider-Verse Issue 1 page 1 Spider-Man Noir

Location: Spider-Man
Artist: Dustin Weaver (All)

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Location: Spider-Man
Title: Edge of Spider-Verse Issue 1 page 1 Spider-Man Noir*
Artist:  Dustin Weaver (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 352
Likes on CAF: 14
Comments: 13
Added to Site: 5/21/2025

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Recently I have been hooked on pulp comic characters such as The Shadow, Question, Wesley Dodds Sandman...etc and it's harder to find old pages that feature those characters than you would think. Why does everyone like what I like, the same time I like it? At least it feels that way.

Bring in Spider-Man Noir, cool costume, private detective, haunted past, endless aggression AND fights Nazi's. Checks all the boxes of those old time pulp heroes that I have been smitten with lately.

I had my eye on this page since it was listed and was a little hesitant on buying until I contacted Dustin and he went through his process with me. I thought it was interesting so I would share:

"Hi Steven, sorry for the delay. I really appreciate your interest in the Edge of Spider-Verse pages! I do use computer printout of my rough layouts and then pencil in blue lead over them, and then ink over that

I'm not sure if it's interesting to you, but I don't draw my layouts digitally. I start by sketching in my physical sketchbook. Then I scan the sketches and, using photoshop, I put all the sketches together into layouts. Here's a look at a scanned page of sketchbook drawings."

Dustin Weaver





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Kavi H Member Since 2018
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Posted On 5/21/2025

Really interesting to read (and see) his processs on how he does his pages from beginning to end, thanks for sharing that info! This is a great noir-feel page, and capped off by that epic half splash shot of Spider-Man Noir with some awesome NYC skyline surrounding him. It is one of the cooler modern versions of Spidey by far from the Spider-Verse, probably because it's actually a throwback instead of another whiny kid (not there's anything wrong with that!). Bring on the Nicolas Cage series!

Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 5/21/2025

Very cinematic!  This is a throwback to the old detective gumshoe genre and it'll be interesting what Nic Cage does with the character.

Chris Snorek Member Since 2009
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Posted On 5/21/2025

Weaver is a god. Love that splashy image with the title worked into the background!

Duke  Fleed Member Since 2013
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Posted On 5/21/2025

Love the retro feel!

Casey A Member Since 2019
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Posted On 5/21/2025

This is one I'd had my eye on for a while, too. Much cooler knowing Dustin's process and getting the behind-the-scenes- thanks for sharing!

James S Member Since 2017
1    
Posted On 5/21/2025

A very moody crotch shot!  Nice dude!

Newell T aka Stingray Member Since 2017
1    
Posted On 5/21/2025

OMG IT'S NIC CAGE!!!

Tom McDonald Member Since 2019
1    
Posted On 5/21/2025

Killer lower panel! Should be a canvas!

Ruben DaCollector Member Since 2008
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Posted On 5/21/2025

I love the storytelling in the top two tiers of panels and they make for a great half-splash with a fantastic point of view!

Bill J Member Since 2009
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Posted On 5/22/2025

What an awesome Spider-Man Noir page! Stunning work by Dustin Weaver. I love the opening sequence as it sets up the story with the mysterious goings on in the private detective's office. The detective is drinking heavily, he's got a gunshot wound in his belly and seems to be writing a confession--Or a will. Then we cut to the half-splash with Spider-Man dressed in a 1940s fedora and raincoat, swinging across the Gotham skyline. I love the way the story's title "My Dame. My Destiny." is lettered on the neon sign above one of the buildings. What a cool page! Great pick-up, congrats!

Sean Clarke Member Since 2005
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Posted On 5/22/2025

Great storytelling! This makes me want to find the comic.

Steve Kro Member Since 2007
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Posted On 5/22/2025

It's nice to get something modern once in awhile.

George H Member Since 2009
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Posted On 6/4/2025

Dang, that's cool! 

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