A Spider-Man Podcast
Miguel O’Hara has just made a huge blunder that won’t only disrupt his timeline; it could threaten the entire fabric of the Marvel Universe. This has the potential to be
Now that it has been clearly established that this series, Spider-Man and the X-Men, is firmly meant to be fast-paced and family friendly, in stark contrast with the violent and
Comic book covers are known to often be more than a little misleading with regard to the actual content of the book they’re trying to sell. Between that and Marvel’s
Over the past ten issues, we’ve seen Miles Morales put through the wringer both physically and emotionally. He was confronted by his late predecessor and battled their mortal enemy. He
Last issue teased a return to normal for Spider-Man, after the never-ending and Peter Parker-free “Spider-Verse.” So I couldn’t be happier to announce that Amazing Spider-Man #16 not only features
With the exception of Spider-Woman #4, the first issues of this solo series were a big letdown. However, with the release of issue #5, the book takes a turn for the fantastic.
With the recent news of Spider-Man returning to the Marvel Cinematic Universe and “Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.” returning to the airwaves this week, Marvel Comics picked an ideal time (at
A lot of Spider-Man 2099 readers probably thought the end of “Spider-Verse” would lead to the return of the series’ original premise: Miguel O’Hara as a hero trapped out of
There’s no reason to continue denying that this book is for the kids. Spider-Man & the X-Men #3 chooses not to muck about in the regal continuity leading into “Secret
Coming up with a good introduction to this week’s Spider-Gwen #1 has been pretty difficult for me, for a number of reasons. It feels like there’s almost too much that could
