A Spider-Man Podcast
After all the complaining that I’ve done about how Peter’s life has been handled since his return to Amazing Spider-Man, Slott opens Amazing Spider-Man #7 with a fun scene that
Amazing Spider-Man: Learning to Crawl #1.5 brings the retro series to a close and finally gives Peter a reason to don the reds and blues that he’s so famous for.
With a few exceptions, it’s impossible for me to not get excited when I think about the run of Superior Spider-Man. It’s not because I relish the thought of Peter being dead
For the past several issues of Amazing Spider-Man I’ve done my best to accept the dramatic changes in Felicia Hardy’s behavior, accepting that this is the way the character is
If Amazing Spider-Man: Learning to Crawl is meant to be an illustration of the events, occurring between the first several issues of Amazing Spider-Man proper, that slowly influenced Peter’s growing
Amazing Spider-Man #5 is a welcomed return to action, in direct contrast to the previous two installments in the recently relaunched series, that moves the story forward in several interesting ways
They teased this premise for months. Dan Slott said Superior Spider-Man would be back with the onset of the “Spider-Verse” storylines, mere months after Octavius shuffled off this mortal coil (again). He
The past several issues of Amazing Spider-Man have teased the introduction of a mysterious new character that tied in to the origin of their titular hero. Amazing Spider-Man #4 abruptly takes the series’ focus away
Amazing Spider-Man: Learning to Crawl #1.3 continues to reveal the “untold” story of young Peter Parker and Clayton Cole and their burgeoning attempts to enter the business of superheroics. Where
In Amazing Spider-Man #3 Felicia Hardy/Black Cat emerges as the maniacal villain of this inaugural plot arc. The continuing disintegration of Electro’s sanity, initially kickstarted by Doctor Octopus’s Spider-Man, is
