- WWE Hall of Famer Triple H will contribute to an upcoming Marvel comic alongside other major comic creators.
- Marvel has not yet revealed the specific details of Triple H’s story, marking an unusual crossover moment for the WWE executive.
WWE Hall of Famer Triple H has received a surprising credit. The WWE executive will contribute to an upcoming Marvel comic. Marvel recently released a preview for the anniversary issue. Amazing Spider-Man #1000 will release September 30. Triple H is listed among the issue’s contributing writers.
WWE legend Triple H is writing a Spider-Man story
The upcoming issue features several major comic creators. Frank Miller, Joe Kelly, Dan Slott and J.M. DeMatteis, Brian Michael Bendis, Stuart Immonen, Ed McGuinness and Noah Hawley are part of the lineup.
Triple H will reportedly write a story titled “The Big Night.” WWE Director of Character Development Robb Fee is also listed as a writer for the issue. A press release teased the major anniversary issue.
“Fans are on edge after last week’s AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #35, which ended with Spider-Man learning Aunt May was rushed to the hospital, setting the stage for AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #1000, now arriving on September 30 due to unprecedented demand!”
“Destined to take its place in comic book history, the epic milestone issue marks a major turning point in Joe Kelly and Pepe Larraz’s acclaimed run with a pulse-pounding lead story that delivers the shocking fate of Aunt May and sets the stage for a revelatory showdown with the all-new super villain Ravage.”
“See Spider-Man race to Aunt May’s side in a special preview that will also be featured in the back of select Marvel releases hitting stands over the next few weeks. And that’s just the beginning! Following Kelly and Larraz’s story, AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #1000 features an incredible lineup of anniversary stories from superstar creators celebrating Spider-Man’s legacy, including definitive creators from Spider-Man history and acclaimed creators contributing to the Spidey mythos for the first time, as well as WWE Hall of Famer & Chief Content Officer Paul “Triple H” Levesque!
However, Marvel has not revealed his specific story yet. Triple H’s involvement marks an unusual crossover moment. The WWE executive is better known for wrestling and entertainment. The comic will celebrate Spider-Man’s long-running Marvel history.
