A Spider-Man Podcast
The issue that, at one point, was set to draw Secret Wars to a close becomes the penultimate issue as Secret Wars #8 delivers chaos-filled chaos with a side of Armageddon and a healthy
The burning question that has seemingly stalked this new volume of Amazing Spider-Man since its launch in October is can a story about a wildly successful Peter Parker be considered a “true” Spider-Man story.
After a lukewarm launch last month, All-New All-Different Avengers improves on its freshman issue with issue #2. Whereas the first issue of this series felt negatively decompressed, this issue put things together much
Like many other Spider-Man fans, I must admit that the main reason I picked up a copy of Invincible Iron Man #4 was because I saw that Spidey’s former flame, Mary Jane, was
Tagged with the marketing line of “Before he was amazing. . . he was Spidey,” Spidey #1 takes a look at the high school adventures of Peter Parker and his more colorful
“The Silence of the Lambs” and “Nightmare on Elm Street” can both be classified as “horror” movies, though both clearly represent two wildly different takes on the genre. The former
Silk‘s previous outing as a solo series proved to be a pleasant surprise among Marvel’s Spider-titles, taking a character who’d gotten a less than stellar introduction in the pages of Amazing Spider-Man, and making her
When the original “Spider-Verse” was announced, my mind immediately went back to the scenes of the Galactic Alliance of Spider-Men from Marvel Comics Presents v2 #1. What I expected was a coalition
Venom: Space Knight has the potential to be one of Marvel’s most fascinating books. Ariel Olivetti’s art is stunning and reminiscent of Heavy Metal, and Robbie Thompsons’s effort to build something out
As someone who didn’t read any “Secret Wars” titles outside of Renew Your Vows, I began Spider-Woman #1 with no clue what was going on. I had seen all the teasers for a
