The new work of J Jonah Jameson is similar to the game

The Spider-Man of Marvel is a good game, partly because of the way it grows and pulls familiar characters from the Spidey comics universe in new and intriguing ways. And it turns out that one of these twists will also occur in the Amazing Spider-Man Comic book later this year.

Like CBR notes, details for the next Amazing Spider-Man # 11 (by Nick Spencer and Ryan Ottley) published in Marvel's comic book lot for the month of December revealed that J. Jonah Jameson – who has been since the mayor of New York to an unlucky blogger since his day let the Daily Bugle in comics takes a surprising new career. He's going to be a pro-Spider-Man radio jock:

• J. JONAH JAMESON has a new shock job, but is the world ready for a pro-Spider-Man JJJ?
• More importantly, is Spider-Man ready? His post-secret-identity relationship with Jonah was already complicated, but this very public embrace could put him out of reach!
• Spidey is definitely not ready for the Enforcers to touch him more than ever!

The pro-spidey angle is a stunt feat – born of the fact that JJJ learned the true identity of Spider-Man (again) in a heartbreaking question of Spider-Man spectacular last year. But the jock shock concert absolutely echoes the incredible take The Spider-Man of Marvel-The new popular PS4 game, but with an awkward title, is about Jameson.

In the game, players repeatedly hear Jonah (played to perfection by Darin De Paul) while he is wildly raving about what Spider-Man is doing on his podcast calling, Just the facts with J. Jonah Jameson. It's frankly a hilarious angle on Jonah who not only feels modern, but true to his irascible character:

Now, you can not really say it's a direct unequivocal inspiration again: after all, comics are planned and written months and months in advance, so it's not like the success of The Spider-Man of Marvel had the Amazing Spider-Man the team struggles to choose and choose the parts. It's more of a fun meeting of convenient coincidences. But of all the characterizations that comics should take in the game world, it's really very funny.

The new career of J. Jonah Jameson begins in the pages of Amazing Spider-Man # 11 in December.