Peach Momoko's Momo-Tone Variant Covers officially open on November 4, 2026, kicking off a rollout that Marvel has confirmed spans multiple weeks throughout the month. That first wave is where collectors get their earliest look at how the screentone-and-watercolor technique translates across a genuinely varied slate of titles.
Six books are confirmed for the debut wave, and the mix is deliberately broad, spanning street-level horror, family-driven Spider-Man stories, a variant cover slot, a numbered milestone issue, and a flagship mutant title. That spread gives the opening wave a little bit of everything rather than leaning into one corner of the Marvel line.
EVORETRO's original Momo-Tone coverage introduced the series and its release cadence broadly. This guide narrows in specifically on the six confirmed November 4 titles, what each book is, and why this particular lineup makes sense as an opening statement for the series.
Here's the full debut wave, title by title, along with what collectors should know about tracking down each one.
The confirmed debut wave includes Challenges of Doom: Doctor Strange #1, Friendly Neighborhood Mary Jane #1 (Cover G), Infernal Hulk vs. Spider-Man #1, Iron Man #11, Miles Morales: Spider-Man #4, and Uncanny X-Men #38.
That lineup mixes two #1 issues, a numbered flagship mutant title, and two mid-run single issues, giving collectors both first-issue chase energy and ongoing-series continuity within the same debut week.
Challenges of Doom: Doctor Strange #1 and Friendly Neighborhood Mary Jane #1 both carry the natural collector appeal that comes with any first issue, a jump-on point that tends to draw heavier attention than a random mid-run chapter. Pairing Momo-Tone's own debut with two fresh #1s doubles up on launch-week energy.
That overlap isn't coincidental. Opening a new variant cover program alongside genuinely new series is a common way publishers maximize attention for both the covers and the books carrying them.
Three of the six debut titles touch the Spider-Man corner of the Marvel Universe in some form: Infernal Hulk vs. Spider-Man #1, Miles Morales: Spider-Man #4, and Friendly Neighborhood Mary Jane #1. That concentration reflects how central Spider-Man-adjacent titles remain to Marvel's overall publishing slate.
Collectors specifically following Miles Morales should note that this #4 issue is a separate collectible from Miles Morales: Spider-Man (2026) #1, the July-launched series opener EVORETRO covered earlier this year. The Momo-Tone cover applies to a later issue in that same ongoing run, not the original launch issue.
Uncanny X-Men #38 is the debut wave's sole entry from Marvel's mutant line, giving X-Men-focused collectors a reason to chase the opening week alongside Spider-Man and horror-adjacent readers. It's also the debut wave's highest issue number, reflecting an established, ongoing series rather than a fresh launch.
That contrast, a long-running numbered issue sitting next to two brand-new #1s, is part of what makes the debut wave's lineup feel intentionally varied rather than clustered around one corner of the publishing line.
Marvel has confirmed the Momo-Tone rollout continues across additional weeks in November, with more covers revealed as the month progresses. The variety already visible in the November 4 wave, mixing horror, Spider-Man, and X-Men content, suggests later waves will likely maintain that same broad approach rather than concentrating on a single franchise.
Collectors building a want list should treat the debut wave as a first data point rather than the full picture, since Marvel has been explicit that the initial reveal covers the first covers, with more still to come.
Marvel's original announcement framed Momo-Tone as spanning more than two dozen titles across the month, which means the six confirmed November 4 books represent well under a third of the series' eventual full scope. That's worth keeping in mind before treating the debut wave as anything close to complete.
Sizing up the debut wave against that larger number also helps explain why Marvel described the initial reveal as just the first covers, with more still to come as November unfolds.
Challenges of Doom: Doctor Strange #1, Friendly Neighborhood Mary Jane #1, Infernal Hulk vs. Spider-Man #1, Iron Man #11, Miles Morales: Spider-Man #4, and Uncanny X-Men #38.
No, the 2026 series launched with issue #1 in July; the Momo-Tone cover applies to issue #4.
Yes, Marvel has confirmed additional weekly waves throughout November with more titles to be revealed.
Cover G is the confirmed Momo-Tone variant for Friendly Neighborhood Mary Jane #1.
Six confirmed titles land the same week, and each deserves the same clean protection routine. Have EVORETRO's current-age resealable comic bags ready before the stack comes home.
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