Paco Medina

Paco Medina is a comic-book artist whose Marvel work spans team books, solo superhero series and variant covers. Marvel’s published credits document his participation in the 2005 X-Men: Age of Apocalypse one-shot, while the publisher’s later issue listings identify him as both a penciller and cover artist on different projects. His bibliography includes New X-Men, Deadpool, Nova, Legendary Star-Lord and U.S.Avengers.

In 2023, Marvel announced Medina as the artist joining writer Dan Slott on Spider-Boy’s first ongoing solo series. The publisher’s preview of the debut displayed his interior storytelling, while identifying Humberto Ramos as the series’ principal cover artist. Subsequent Spider-Boy issues also include Medina variants, so his role on the title covers both sequential pages and selected cover illustrations.

Medina’s work continued across other Marvel properties: the publisher credits him with the pencils and inks for Venom #251, released in November 2025, in collaboration with writer Al Ewing. Marvel separately lists Carlos Gomez for that issue’s cover. Keeping those roles distinct provides a clearer view of Medina’s career than treating every book he draws as a cover credit.

CoverLineage noteThe archive connects this artist to the following indexed works. The Amazing Spider-Man #300: Amazing Spider-Man #15. Amazing Fantasy #15: Fortnite X Marvel: Zero War #2. The Incredible Hulk #340: Planet She-Hulk #2 (Paco Medina "Unleash the Holidays"/Disney Stitch Variant). Uncanny X-Men #141: New X-Men #26 (also collected in "New X-Men: Childhood's End Vol. 2" TP).

This artist appears in 5 indexed catalogs. Explore the lineages below, then open individual covers for edition details and credited roles. The Dungeon Crawler Carl title catalog can overlap with the composition catalogs.

• The Amazing Spider-Man #300 · 1 work
• Amazing Fantasy #15 · 1 work
• The Incredible Hulk #340 · 1 work
• Uncanny X-Men #141 · 1 work
• Disney & Marvel · 3 works

Catalog connections reviewed October 9, 2026.