Whilst there are pages that go into great length about the different variations they played with the animation, such as the surreal and scribbled sensibilities of The Spot, there are pages devoted to the regular folk, whether it is the Latin-Americans living in Brooklyn, or Rio and Jeff Morales whose presence are just as important to the story as all the super-powered figures. We’re excited to reveal a few spreads from the upcoming Abrams release Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse - The Art of the Movie. This wonderful 224-page hardcover movie companion is packed with loads of gorgeous concept art from the movie.

It's an exclusive, behind-the-scenes pass into the craftsmanship that defines Spider-Man's universe. Superstar creators Greg Weisman and Humberto Ramos' all-new series teaming up Peter Parker and Miles Morales arrives on March 6.This dynamic duo provides more than just a peek into their creative process, they take you on a guided tour, unveiling the stories, inspirations, and the exciting journey of ideas that led to the creation of the Spider-Verse. The Spider-Verse movies have always progressive, in terms of showing a positive depiction of multiple cultures, even when approached through the outlandish nature of jumping through dimensions such as Mumbattan of Earth-50101, a cross between New York and Mumbai. It goes beyond aesthetics, offering a journey through the shapes and personalities that make each character in this Spider-Verse truly unique.

One of the treats from this book are showcasing sequences that were cut out of the film, such as The Bar with No Name – originated from the pages of Marvel Comics – where Spot supposedly interacts with Hammerhead and other villains. The way it showcases the varied art styles for different characters is a visual feast, echoing the movie's brilliance.Sony Pictures Animations is giving Spider-Man fans an in-depth look into the art behind the fictional character, releasing the book, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse. This unique compilation offers an unforgettable journey through the Spider-Verse, providing a visual treat and a deep dive into the imagination that fuels Spider-Man's world. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse introduces Brooklyn teen Miles Morales, and the limitless possibilities of the Spider-Verse where more than one wears the mask. Running at over 220 pages, the book covers character designs, color keys/scripts, set/prop designs and more. Titan Books will use the information you provide on this form to be in touch with you and to provide updates and marketing.