A Spider-Man Podcast
David Baldeón welcomes Jay Fosgitt into the panels in Web Warriors #10 for an assist in this penultimate issue of Web Warriors. As Octavia Otto leads a battalion of Spider-Folk to try to
On his second issue drawing Spidey, Nate Stockman makes it quite clear he’s not emulating anyone. Rather, he’s drawing his take on younger Peter Parker (and young Spidey!) and apparently having
SPOILER WARNING: This review contains MAJOR spoilers for the Civil War II series. Since all the readers have been on the edge of their seats about Hawkeye’s verdict, writer Brian Michael
At some point recently it was unilaterally and presumably non-verbally decided that comic plot rundowns and teases are best portrayed in vertical panels, usually three-to-five on a page. DC Comics
SPOILER WARNING: This review contains MAJOR spoilers for Civil War II #3. While there are visibly recognizable characters in this comic book, Civil War II #3 seems like a story
Spidey #8 brings Electro to the Spider-Man themed, new-reader-friendly party. Of course it’s the old, starfish-on-his-face Electro, but Max Dillon seeks to light up the wallcrawler’s life (and not in a
Web Warriors #8 delivers part two of the “Tangled States” storyline as writer Mike Costa and artist David Baldeon swing into action trying to reunite the scattered collections of webslingers from across
Spidey #7 continues to be fun and new-reader-friendly. It also keeps an arm’s length from continuity and gives readers a playful tale that has more than a little classic Marvel Team-Up vibe. Writer
How do you draw out an event with a slim premise? Lots and lots of posturing. As Iron Man says to Medusa, Bendis and Marvel appear to be saying to
If nothing else, artist David Marquez and colorist Justin Ponsor make Civil War II #1 a gorgeous looking comic book filled with fantastic imagery. Tony Stark takes a turn or three yelling
