A Spider-Man Podcast
I find myself in a strange place reviewing the latest issue of writer Jose Molina and artists Simone Bianchi and Andrea Broccardo’s “Amazing Grace” miniseries. The pages within are of
With eight issues in the books and sales shrinking in a fashion one should reasonably expect from a series that stars a one-note supervillain who was at his popularity apex in the
Well, after raking Joe Kelly over the coals for giving us the standard “character is dead!” cliffhanger with the previous issue, I’ve got to eat my words a bit here.
I now hesitate when I hear the words ‘event’ and ‘Jessica Drew’ in the same sentence. When Dennis Hopeless and Greg Land first signed on to launch a Spider-Woman series, it was tied
Spidey #6 goes right for my sweet spot: Marvel Team-Up. Nick Bradshaw hits readers in the eyeballs with a classic Marvel mock-up cover featuring Spider-Man and Iron Man against the Vulture as
With two prequel-type comics already on the stands and in readers’ hands, Civil War II seems to have more preamble to it than true action, given that the series is projected to
How exciting is that Spidey POV cover? The promise of Miles taking on THREE classic villains (including one that hasn’t even appeared in the current volume yet) sounds amazing! Sorry,
While it’s not difficult to make the case that “Spider-Women” could be nicknamed The Silk Show, I think there are definitely character beats that give each of the characters a
Recently on Twitter, I saw a tweet referring to Web Warriors as a “ray of sunshine every month.” I could not click “Like” fast enough, as I wholeheartedly agree. Writer Mike Costa
Written by Brian Michael Bendis and drawn by Jim Cheung, Free Comic Book Day: Civil War II opens with War Machine descending on the Triskelion as Captain Marvel and Black Panther await
