Three weeks after Momo-Tone's November 4 debut, Marvel closes out the confirmed run on November 25, 2026, with a second full slate of six titles. This closing wave leans even harder into the character-family breadth the series has shown from the start, touching Spider-Man's orbit, the X-Men, and two of Marvel's other flagship names.
Where the debut wave opened with a mix of #1 issues and ongoing titles, the November 25 wave is anchored by numbered milestone issues and long-running series, giving the closing week a different feel from the launch, less about fresh jumping-on points and more about honoring established runs.
This guide covers the full confirmed November 25 lineup and how it rounds out what's currently known about the Momo-Tone series.
As with the debut wave, treat this list as confirmed but not necessarily exhaustive, since Marvel's own announcement has left room for additional detail as the rollout continues.
The confirmed closing wave includes Amazing Spider-Man #1004, Gambit Gone #3, Jean Grey #1 (Cover E), Thor #803, Venom #2, and Wolverine: Paradise #2.
That lineup spans four-digit milestone numbering, a limited-series middle chapter, a variant-cover #1, and two early-run ongoing issues, a genuinely different mix of issue types than the debut wave's heavier #1 concentration.
Amazing Spider-Man #1004 carries one of the highest issue numbers in mainstream comics, a reflection of the title's decades-long legacy numbering. A Momo-Tone cover on a milestone-numbered issue like this gives the series a genuine flagship entry to close on, distinct from the debut wave's newer, lower-numbered books.
For long-time Spider-Man collectors, a high-legacy-number issue carries its own significance independent of any variant cover program, which adds a second layer of appeal on top of the Momo-Tone artwork itself.
Jean Grey #1, specifically the Cover E Momo-Tone variant, gives the closing wave its own X-Men-adjacent entry, joining Uncanny X-Men #38 from the debut wave as a second mutant-line touchpoint across the confirmed schedule. Together, the two waves show the series isn't concentrating exclusively on any single corner of the Marvel Universe.
A #1 issue closing out the confirmed run alongside milestone numbers like Amazing Spider-Man #1004 also underscores how the series mixes fresh launches with legacy titles throughout its full run, not just in the opening week.
Venom #2, Thor #803, and Wolverine: Paradise #2 fill out the rest of the closing wave, three titles representing three different corners of Marvel's roster. Gambit Gone #3 adds a limited-series presence to the mix as well, distinct from the ongoing-series format of the other five books.
That range, from a four-digit legacy number down to a limited series' third issue, reinforces the same pattern seen throughout the confirmed Momo-Tone schedule: variety across format and character, not concentration on one flagship line.
Marvel has stated that additional Momo-Tone covers were revealed in the weeks between the November 4 debut and this November 25 close, covering the November 11 and November 18 release weeks. As of this writing, a complete title list for those two middle weeks hasn't been confirmed through primary sourcing, so this guide doesn't speculate on what they contain.
Collectors building a complete want list should watch for updated solicitation information covering those two middle weeks rather than assuming the twelve titles confirmed across the debut and closing waves represent the full twenty-plus-title series Marvel originally announced.
November 25 is the last wave with a confirmed title list as of this writing, but that's a function of what's been publicly solicited, not necessarily a hard end date for the series. Marvel has left room for additional reveals throughout the rollout, including the still-unconfirmed November 11 and 18 weeks.
Treating November 25 as a soft closing point rather than a guaranteed final wave keeps expectations realistic while still giving collectors a genuinely complete list to plan around today.
Amazing Spider-Man #1004, Gambit Gone #3, Jean Grey #1, Thor #803, Venom #2, and Wolverine: Paradise #2.
Cover E is the confirmed Momo-Tone variant.
Marvel has confirmed those weeks exist, but full title lists weren't available through primary sourcing at the time of writing.
No, it's a limited series, and #3 is its Momo-Tone entry.
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