A Spider-Man Podcast
Secret Wars is done. A nine-issue series. Finitely planned. A beginning and an end. Points set in between. Originally cast as eight-issues, the story grew organically, requiring extra pages in more
Radioactive Spider-Gwen can be like an adrenaline-spiked energy drink. It’s fast, powerful, over the top, and over too soon. I look forward to its wild pace as a fun break from
Eight months ago, Marvel launched Secret Wars #1 and we’ve been getting new #1s seemingly every month since then. By now, I would think I would have grown tired of reading introductions to
The creators of Spider-Man 2099, both Peter David and Will Sliney, have been meticulously setting up dominoes of conflict throughout the first four issues of this new volume of the series.
The fun, continuity-lite adventures of Spider-Man’s early career continue in Spidey #2, written by Robbie Thompson and drawn by Nick Bradshaw. As has been hinted at and dodged in any
The next time Gerry Conway updates his resume, he can add a new skill to his repertoire: “can expertly write comic book stories for today’s ‘waiting for the trade’ audiences.”
The most exciting element within Spider-Woman is the fact that we’re given a female superhero who is the brains and the brawn behind her ensemble cast. Ben Urich provides some extra intelligence
The second issue of Ultimate Spider-Man: Spider-Verse, adapted by Joe Caramagna from the cartoon by the same name, establishes the pattern we will most likely see in the back half of
Sometimes there’s just no catching a break when you’re a spider-powered superhero. That seems to be the mantra of this second issue of Cindy Moon’s newly relaunched exploits as Silk.
There are some seriously talented people that worked very hard to put these issues together. Yet despite their efforts and my reading with an open mind, Ultimate End left me
