Civil War II: Amazing Spider-Man #4 – REVIEW
In terms of obligatory Spider-Man tie-ins to larger Marvel events, the Civil War II: Amazing Spider-Man miniseries by Christos Gage and Travel Foreman, has been a pleasant surprise, in large part because
In terms of obligatory Spider-Man tie-ins to larger Marvel events, the Civil War II: Amazing Spider-Man miniseries by Christos Gage and Travel Foreman, has been a pleasant surprise, in large part because
We all have our favorite Spider-Man villain, but what about our favorite stories involving villains associated with another superhero or team? Why should Captain American or the X-Men get all
We all have our favorite Spider-Man villain, but what about our favorite stories involving villains associated with another superhero or team? Why should Captain American or the X-Men get all
There’s a scene in the very beginning of the Civil War II: The Amazing Spider-Man #3 where Harry Lyman attempts to assuage Peter Parker’s guilt for Clayton Cole going rogue and becoming
We all have our favorite Spider-Man villain, but what about our favorite stories involving villains associated with another superhero or team? Why should Captain American or the X-Men get all
We all have our favorite Spider-Man villain, but what about our favorite stories involving villains associated with another superhero or team? Why should Captain American or the X-Men get all
Fans looking for a higher energy dose of creepy comic horror will likely be pleased with Carnage #10. This latest offering from Gerry Conway and Mike Perkins improves upon many
We all have our favorite Spider-Man villain, but what about our favorite stories involving villains associated with another superhero or team? Why should Captain American or the X-Men get all
While Marvel is making big waves regarding upheaving its status quo in its main Civil War II event book, Christos Gage and Travel Foreman are taking a quieter, more localized approach within the pages
We all have our favorite Spider-Man villain, but what about our favorite stories involving villains associated with another superhero or team? Why should Captain American or the X-Men get all