A Spider-Man Podcast
Last issue teased a return to normal for Spider-Man, after the never-ending and Peter Parker-free “Spider-Verse.” So I couldn’t be happier to announce that Amazing Spider-Man #16 not only features
As of the publishing of this issue the mega-crossover event “Spider-Verse” is over and I couldn’t be happier. The story started strong with the Edge of the Spider-Verse titles and
By this point my feelings about the rapid descent in the quality of the “Spider-Verse” storyline have been well documented. I’ve criticized the book for lacking character, a clear protagonist, narrative
I’ve long since given up hope that “Spider-Verse” would be as fun or character oriented an event as Dan Slott’s “Spider-Island,” but Amazing Spider-Man #13 contains a few moments that
With the destruction of the Spider-Men’s “safe zone” in Amazing Spider-Man #11, the future of “Spider-Verse” seemed uncertain. Peter had abandoned his teammates in a universe that he thought was
I have to admit that I believe that I’m in the vast minority when I say that I typically really enjoy reading annuals and one-shots stories, especially when they focus
Amazing Spider-Man #11’s cover says it all. Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man, vs. Otto Octavius, the Superior Spider-Man, in a battle royale complete with laser bolts, spear-tipped mechanical arms, and
As the cover of Amazing Spider-Man #10 suggests, the issue is principally focused on introducing the time-travelling Superior Spider-Man and his team of violent Spider-Men to the “Spider-Verse” event proper.
Amazing Spider-Man #9, the first part of the “Spider-Verse” storyline, opens on a familiar scene; Peter Parker lies asleep on his bed before being awoken by J. Jonah Jameson yelling
I praised Amazing Spider-Man #7 for how it ever so slightly managed to correct what I considered the numerous weakness of the first arc of Amazing Spider-Man. The book finally
