Despite my best efforts... and good intentions... I've failed. Not only are all my loved ones dead... but the tablet is gone! The exhibit hall was broken into while I was too busy trying to prove to myself what a "hero" I was... What a joke! A "hero!" Me? With this face? Face it, Parker-- you will never be human again! Never! There's nothing but the hunger-- and unlife-- forever and ever... and ever and ever and ever! What use is this face? This useless, rotting face! No one is left to love or mourn Peter Parker-- so-- I never... nggk... want to look at him... again... Whatever I do now, wherever I go, it won't be as a hero-- or even as a man-- but as a monster! EEYYYUUUGGHH!! Why don't things seem to turn out right to me? Why do I seem to hurt people, now matter how I try not to? Is this the price I must always pay for being... Zombie Spider-Man?! 
Appearing in "With Great Hunger, There Must Also Come Great Hunger!"
Featured Characters:
- Spider-Man (Peter Parker of Earth-2149) (Main story and recap)
Supporting Characters:
- Uatu the Watcher (First appearance) (Apparent death)
- Spider-Man (Peter Parker of Earth-91126) (First appearance; dies)
- Harry Osborn (First appearance; dies)
- Gwen Stacy (First appearance; dies)
- Mary Jane Watson (First appearance; dies)
Antagonists:
- Sinister Six (First appearace; disbands)
- Sandman (Flint Marko) (First appearance)
- Electro (Max Dillon) (First appearance; dies)
- Vulture (Adrian Toomes) (First appearance; dies)
- Doctor Octopus (Otto Octavius) (First appearance; dies)
- Mysterio (Quentin Beck) (First appearance; dies)
- Kraven the Hunter (Sergei Kravinoff) (First appearance; dies)
- Kingpin (Wilson Fisk) (First appearance; dies)
- Giant-Man (Hank Pym of Earth-2149) (Main story and recap)
Other Characters:
- Zombies of Earth-2149 (Only in recap)
- Colonel America (Steven Rogers) (Only in recap) (Brain transplanted to T'Channa's Body)
- Hulk (Bruce Banner) (Only in recap)
- Wolverine (James Howlett) (Only in recap)
- Luke Cage (Only in recap)
- Wasp (Janet Van Dyne) (Only in recap)
- Black Phanter (T'Challa) (Only in recap)
- Galactus of Earth-2149 (Only in recap) (Corpse, skeleton or other remains)
- Mary Jane Watson of Earth-2149 (Only in recap)
- Aunt May of Earth-2149 (Corpse in recap)
- T'Channa (Only in recap) (Body with the transplanted brain of Colonel America)
- Sentry (Robert Reynolds) (Only in recap)
- Malcolm Cortez of Earth-2149 (Only in recap)
- Forge of Earth-2149 (Mentioned)
- Reed Richards of Earth-2149 (Mentioned)
- Sandman (Flint Marko of Earth-2149) (Mentioned)
- Silvermane (Silvio Manfredi of Earth-2149) (Mentioned)
- Kingpin (Wilson Fisk of Earth-2149) (Mentioned)
- Morbius (Michael Morbius of Earth-2149) (Mentioned)
- Daily Bugle (First appearance)
Locations:
- Earth-91126 (First appearance)
- Earth (First appearance)
- United States of America (First appearance)
- New York (First appearance)
- New York City (First appearance)
- Manhattan (First appearance)
- Empire State University (First appearance)
- Manhattan (First appearance)
- New York City (First appearance)
- New York (First appearance)
- United States of America (First appearance)
- Moon (First appearance)
- Blue Area of the Moon (First appearance)
- Earth (First appearance)
- Earth-2149 (Only in recap)
Items:
- Lifeline Tablet (First appearance)
- Hunger Virus (Main story and recap)
- Reed's Inter-dimensional Portal (Only in recap)
- Colonel America's Shield (Only in recap)
Synopsis for "With Great Hunger, There Must Also Come Great Hunger!"
- Synopsis not yet written
Solicit Synopsis
They’re back! What happened to Spider-Man, Colonel America, Power Man, Giant-Man and Wolverine at the end of MARVEL ZOMBIES 2? Where were they transported to...and, more importantly, when? A frightening five-part weekly event shambles to life here, penned by resident (evil) MARVEL ZOMBIES 3 and 4 scribe Fred Van Lente and three of today’s hottest novelists of zombie fiction! In this first chapter, your friendly neighborhood undead arachnid arrives in the swingin’ college days of his distant past, and when the Sinister Six threaten his loved ones, he seizes the opportunity to undo all the horror he's caused as a flesh-eating freak. But can a monster truly become a hero, no matter how guilt-ridden he is? Or will he learn the hard way that with great hunger also comes…great hunger?
Notes
- When arriving in the Earth-91126 universe, Zombie Spider-Man loses the powers obtained from devouring Galactus, such as flying. Although his neural links gives him the power of shooting stick veins and arteries, even when executing it renders him great pain, he uses it for locomotion.
- The events in this issue are intended to take place during the time of Crisis on Campus, yet there are notable divergences from the events of Earth-616:
- Earth-91126's Peter is shown with Gwen, Mary Jane, and Harry Osborn during the day Kingpin plans to seize the Lifeline Tablet, yet in the events of "Crisis on Campus", he arrives at the protest (and goes to the exhibit) alone.
- Earth-91126's Harry Osborn already has a mustache, yet his Earth-616 counterpart wouldn't have it until Amazing Spider-Man #74, six issues later.
- No Earth-91126 counterparts to Josh Kittling or Randy Robertson are shown or referenced during the protest despite their roles in "Crisis on Campus".
- The fashions date this period as the late 60's, yet the second issue takes place two years after this story with the Chinese preparing to buy out Tony Stark's company and patents, which wouldn't have been possible during the 60's or 70's.[1] This could just be another case of the Sliding Timescale.
- Zombie Spider-Man removes his skin (and leaves it behind in a trash can in homage to the famous panel from Spider-Man No More!) yet in subsequent issues it appears as though he still has his skin on, without any indication he removed it. It is unknown when he got his skin back but presumably it happened before the events of issue #3.
- Previously, Spider-Man had a prosthetic leg[2] to replace the one he lost in the first Marvel Zombies miniseries[3], and also had to be stitched up due to injuries from Gladiator in Marvel Zombies 2 #3. Yet upon his arrival on Earth-91126, he is "healed" (while still remaining a zombie) as though he had never received any of the injuries he received over the course of the Marvel Zombies miniseries. Similarly, the top of Giant-Man's head was blasted off by Spider-Man in Marvel Zombies 2[4] yet he appears "healed" upon his arrival in the Watcher's base. It is unknown how they healed but it's possible that it could be connected with their loss of Cosmic Power.