A major x man hero never impressed spider man.

In the new Marvel Zombies series : Spider-Man leads a small group of survivors and ends up facing off with an X-Man who he then calls out.

The Marvel Zombies comic book series is back with a freshly rebooted version of the world. But Marvel Zombies: Resurrection sets itself apart from his predecessor with a few deviations. For one, Spider-Man is not turned into a zombie early in the series; he instead is part of a small group of survivors fighting to stay alive, making this new series closer in tone to The Walking Dead than the previous series.

In this installment, Peter Parker's goal is to protect the Richards children, Franklin and Valeria. Complicating the matter is the mystery of why Franklin has stopped aging and no longer has his powers. Peter is brilliant, and he is smart enough to know how to reprogram a Sentinel to serve as a protector for the children. However, he showed very little respect for another member of Marvel's group of geniuses, who also happens to be a core member of the X-Men.

                                                         




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