A Spider-Man Podcast
Please be aware that this review does contain spoilers. I’m not going to get too deep into spoilers but I am going to touch on a couple points that are
Let’s get this out of the way: Miles is nowhere to be seen and Spider-Man’s only contribution is that he still thinks that he needs to protect his secret identity
Tie-ins are a tricky business in comic books. Sometimes, you’ll get mediocre entries that serve no purpose other than selling more books to hungry fans craving to get the “whole
In my review for the previous issue of Spider-Verse, I mentioned how the $4.99 price for a comic of such lackluster quality was almost insulting. Thankfully, they’ve dropped the price to the
Sometimes a good story is like a good stew, it needs time to simmer to make it tasty. That seems to be Peter David’s philosophy for Secret Wars 2099. David and
It’s impossible for me to approach this last review of Spider-Gwen’s short-lived solo title with complete objectivity. On the one hand, it’s been an inventive, memorable take on a universe
Last month, I threw my hands into the air and admitted defeat: Ultimate End #1 had completely eluded me. Since then, Bendis has acknowledged that issue #1 was intended to raise questions for the
There are few books in Marvel’s lineup that offer such a consistently delightful visual experience as does the work of artist Stacey Lee in Silk. While some might complain that the
Please be aware that this review does contain spoilers. I’m not going to get too deep into spoilers, like nothing overly nitty gritty, but I am going to touch on
Though it seems as if the buzzword is Secret Wars, Spider-Woman is finishing off an arc that deals with happenings occurring before this big event. As Jessica finally unravels the
