A Spider-Man Podcast
It’s October, so three guesses at what that means? If you guessed Frankenstein’s Monster, Werewolf by Night and the Living Mummy, I’d say you looked at the cover! This month
There’s been so much change in the world of Spider-Man, whether it be the rapid increase in spider-related heroes or Peter’s international status, surely it must be overwhelming to some
When Marvel first announced a new Uncanny Avengers title – written by Gerry Duggan, with art from Ryan Stegman and colors by Richard Isanove – to debut during its post-“Secret Wars” relaunch, a
Civil War reaches its exhilarating, if not terribly unexpected conclusion this week. As I have griped about in my Spider-Island reviews, it seems like a lot of these Battleworld titles have interesting premises
Note: As per Jason Latour, this new volume is solicited as “Spider-Gwen” to make it easy to find, but its proper title is Radioactive Spider-Gwen. Thanks to unexpected success and a publishing schedule centered
Something happen to me during Spider-Island #4, I put down my comic and realized that I was ready for this story to be over. The middle of this series had become very
You’d think by the time a fifth entry — and conclusion of an arc — comes around, the writer has finally been able to tie-up loose ends, fill in plot
I found myself thanking Doom that Secret Wars #6 had finally come out. In order to justify my jubilation, I checked the archive and discovered that it hasn’t even been a full
A year ago, I had been supremely excited by the notion of “Spider-Verse”; the idea of Spider-Men and Women from all realities, coming together for an epic story, guided by the imaginative
Spider-Island reaches an exciting climax, finally delivering on some of the insane action that the series suggested at the beginning. Unfortunately, it’s plagued with the baggage of decompression, and little of
