A Spider-Man Podcast
I have never enjoyed mystery novels. They’re boring, a little predictable, and rarely leave me satisfied when I hit the last page. However, the latest issues of Spider-Woman have left me reconsidering
It’s no surprise; Spider-Woman is now nearly unrecognizable from the first issue that came out months ago, and it’s for the better. Though Jessica Drew’s inherent characteristics have remained the
With the exception of Spider-Woman #4, the first issues of this solo series were a big letdown. However, with the release of issue #5, the book takes a turn for the fantastic.
It’s no secret that Spider-Woman hasn’t really been delivering compelling stories these past few months. It started off with a whimper and progessively worsened. The issues didn’t enhance “Spider-Verse” in any meaningful way, particularly #3 which
We’re now nearing the end of “Spider-Verse,” and with that comes another lackluster installment of Spider-Woman. Generally bland, unfunny, and stifled by “Spider-Verse,” this issue doesn’t just feel like filler, it
Thank goodness Scarlet Spiders came along to breathe some life into “Spider-Verse.” When I walk away from “Spider-Verse,” I will remember several distinct details. The overall disappointment with the narrative structure and flow is
If you read more than one Spider-centric comic from Marvel, chances are you’re aware that everything’s being tied back to “Spider-Verse” right now. Spider-Woman #2 is no exception and introduces
When Kaine, Ben Reilly, and Ultimate Jessica Drew went on a clone-related clone quest to take out what they figured were a bunch of clones, it reeked of “side quest
Well, now we know why they didn’t release the cover for Spider-Woman #5 in the solicitations! Spider-Woman has a new set of threads! To celebrate her new book and officially
In purporting to utilize “every Spider-Man, ever,” “Spider-Verse” has certainly done a lot to make sure it lives up to that ambitious slogan. It’s easy to feel weighed down by
