Triple H and Rob Fee write a story for The Amazing Spider-Man 1000

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Last updated Sep 11, 2026

Triple H and Rob Fee write a story for The Amazing Spider-Man 1000
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WWE Chief Content Officer Paul “Triple H” Levesque and Director of Character Development Rob Fee are credited as contributors for an upcoming Marvel comic. The two are listed as writers for a short story titled “The Big Night” in The Amazing Spider-Man #1000. Marvel Comics confirmed the issue is scheduled for release on September 30. The collaboration arrives amid ongoing industry speculation regarding potential future projects between WWE and The Walt Disney Company. WWE currently maintains a business partnership with Disney-owned ESPN. Marvel Comics is a subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company.

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  • Paul “Triple H” Levesque and Rob Fee co-authored a short story for Marvel Comics.
  • The story, titled “The Big Night,” appears in The Amazing Spider-Man #1000.
  • The Amazing Spider-Man #1000 is scheduled for release on September 30.
  • Marvel Comics is owned by The Walt Disney Company, which also owns WWE partner ESPN.
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Marvel Comics’ The Amazing Spider-Man #1000 is being released on September 30. As you can see below, the list of writers and contributors for this issue actually includes WWE Chief Content Officer Paul “Triple H” Levesque’s name in there. It also includes Rob Fee, who is WWE’s Director of Character Development. Triple H and Rob Fee wrote a part of the Amazing Spider-Man #1000 comic. pic.twitter.com/NZ8dnCiYWm — Fightful Wrestling (@Fightful) September 10, 2026 Triple H is listed as a co-contributor for a short story titled “The Big Night.” I’m not sure what the plot is about, but I’ll assume it is now 50% more likely to include Peter Parker taking out the villains with a sledgehammer, drugging their girlfriends to marry them, and Cody Rhodes going over in the end. It’s worth noting that Marvel Comics is owned by The Walt Disney Company (which owns WWE’s business partner ESPN), and there have been rumors this week about WWE and Disney collaborating more on various projects going forward. What do you expect Triple H to bring to the table as a comic book writer? Let me know if you plan to check out his work in The Amazing Spider-Man #1000 at the end of this month, Cagesiders.

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