A Spider-Man Podcast
In my review of the previous issue of Amazing Spider-Man, I offered criticism of Peter Parker’s sudden nervousness around Mary Jane, juvenile fighting with Iron Man, and the title’s seemingly desperate attempts
I find myself in a strange place reviewing the latest issue of writer Jose Molina and artists Simone Bianchi and Andrea Broccardo’s “Amazing Grace” miniseries. The pages within are of
For everyone who’s ever had an ex in their life, I think it is safe to admit that one of the last stings a faded relationship can leave is one
Spider-Man launched himself into space, survived a flaming re-entry, did battle on the streets of Paris, hitched a ride on the Chunnel, called upon his international team of genius scientists
Amazing Spider-Man (vol. 4) #10 is the issue I’ve been waiting for since the debut of this new All-New, All-Different, Iron Man-inspired status quo. Not only does it finally explain exactly
Let me get this out of the way first, I really want to like writer Jose Molina, artist Simone Bianchi, and fill-in artist Andrea Broccardo’s “Amazing Grace” story as it
One of the major selling points of the fourth volume of Amazing Spider-Man has been its globetrotting setting — something quite atypical for a character who’s historically been associated with a “friendly
Marvel has always sought to have their stories reflect the world that we live in, in all of its facets and complications. In many ways they’ve been successful: their stories
In the business world, it’s rare to be overwhelmed with praise for going into the office and doing your job the way you’re supposed to be doing it, but that’s
After moving past the convoluted and often boring opening arc of this fourth volume of Amazing Spider-Man, the series has seemingly reached a point of two steps forward, two steps back
