With the new film The Amazing Spider-Man hitting theaters next week on July 3, Marvel isn’t pulling punches on any of their Spider-comics!

Check out what Speeding Bullet has in the way of web-slinging stories this week with the titles below!

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #688
No need to wait for the movie to see Spider-Man wrangle the reptilian rage of one of his greatest foes! Spidey is stuck between two monsters when Morbius the Living Vampire attempts to cure the Lizard and restore Curt Connors. Peter doesn’t like the particulars of the situation, but to see Connors human once more, he’ll stop at nothing… Written by Dan Slott. Art by Giuseppe Camuncoli. Preview it!

SPIDER-MEN #2
This June, Marvel history will be made. What happens when Miles Morales realizes he’s speaking to Peter Parker, when the Parker he knew of is dead? And how will the very-much-alive Peter Parker react to meeting someone with his powers who also knows his secret identity? Written by Brian Michael Bendis. Art by Sara Pichelli. Preview it!

What exactly is the Phoenix up to? And what is the deal with those new suits?

Find out when you stop by Speeding Bullet to get caught up on all your Marvel heroes beating up other Marvel heroes needs!

This week, the main title to look out for is Avengers Vs. X-Men #6!

Act Two of the AvX saga begins with an explosive double-sized issue! With the Phoenix here, how will The Avengers be able to cope? What is the plan of attack? Is there one?

And what is Pax Utopia? The Phoenix has come to Earth, and everything changes… Plus, the Scarlet Witch enters the fray!

Written by Jonathan Hickman. Art by Olivier Coipel.

On June 13, this Wednesday, Speeding Bullet is helping make comic book history!

Writer Ian Brill is unleashing his own comic project independently, and as such, there are only a limited number of copies available.

In fact, only TEN comic book retailers in the world are getting any, and your Speeding Bullet is one of them!

Dracula World Order tells the story of how the greatest villain of all, Count Dracula, takes advantage of a world on the brink of economic collapse. In a world where the top 1% of the population are vampires, the rest of the human race are prisoners…or the 1%’s next meal. Dracula’s own son Alexandru leads the 99% in rebellion against the Vampire elite - in a battle that will leave you breathless.

Written by Ian Brill. Art by Tonci Zonjic, Rahsan Ekedal, Declan Shalvey & Gabriel Hardman.

Supplies are extremely limited so show up early if you want to snag this collector’s item!

The prequel to the best-selling graphic novel of all time begins this week!

“Before Watchmen: Minutemen,” written and drawn by Darwyn Cooke, is the first issue of the ambitious project, which will include seven miniseries.

“Minutemen” goes back to the 1930s to explore the early days of costumed heroes in the world of “Watchmen.”

It will be followed in subsequent weeks by “Before Watchmen: Silk Spectre” by Darwyn Cooke and Amanda Conner (June 13), “Before Watchmen: Comedian” by Brian Azzarello and J.G. Jones (June 20), and “Before Watchmen: Nite Owl” by J. Michael Straczynski, Andy Kubert and Joe Kubert (June 27). Later this summer, fans will see the first issues of “Before Watchmen: Rorschach” and “Before Watchmen: Dr. Manhattan.”

“It’s our responsibility as publishers to find new ways to keep all of our characters relevant,” said DC Entertainment Co-Publishers Dan DiDio and Jim Lee in a news release. “After twenty five years, the Watchmen are classic characters whose time has come for new stories to be told. We sought out the best writers and artists in the industry to build on the complex mythology of the original.”

Each week, a new issue will be released, and will feature a two-page back-up story called “Curse of the Crimson Corsair,” written by original series editor Len Wein and with art by original series colorist John Higgins.

Get in on the beginning with “Before Watchmen: Minutemen” #1, written and drawn by Darwyn Cooke. Check out a preview here.