A Spider-Man Podcast
After moving past the convoluted and often boring opening arc of this fourth volume of Amazing Spider-Man, the series has seemingly reached a point of two steps forward, two steps back
Spider-Man #1 is about as perfect a debut issue as you could hope for. Buy it. For longtime fans, this issue doesn’t read like a reboot but more like “Take 2.”
Adopting a different approach from previous issues, Venom: Space Knight #3 operates as a stand-alone comic, further harkening back to the anthology format of the “Heavy Metal” film tone this series has adopted
If there’s been one hard and fast rule about Gerry Conway and Mike Perkins’s Carnage series, it’s take everything you read/learned/absorbed from the previous issue and toss it out the window, because your predictions
When Spider-Woman originally launched a little over a year ago, we were given a super sexed-up superhero who didn’t have any agency in her own book. These issues weren’t the worst comics I’ve
Ultimate Spider-Man: Spider-Verse #3 continues the pattern established by last month’s issue. Spider-Man crash lands into a new universe, meets a different version of himself, they team up, and the Goblin eventually
When it comes to mainstream superhero team books these days, often plot takes precedence over character, for a myriad different reasons. All-New All-Different Avengers has managed to buck this particular trend, however,
Mark Waid is a writer who likes to defy the conventions of writing comic books in the modern era, and this third issue of All-New All-Different Avengers proves that quite handily. The
While I may have gotten to know Brian Michael Bendis through his writing of the Ultimate Spider-Man comics, I’ve really grown to love him even more in these first five issues of Invincible
With all the resetting and relaunching going on in the wake of Marvel’s latest universe-altering mega story, it’s understandable that some titles, teams and characters need to recalibrate, refocus or just plain figure out where the
