Amazing Spider-Man #15 – REVIEW
As of the publishing of this issue the mega-crossover event “Spider-Verse” is over and I couldn’t be happier. The story started strong with the Edge of the Spider-Verse titles and
As of the publishing of this issue the mega-crossover event “Spider-Verse” is over and I couldn’t be happier. The story started strong with the Edge of the Spider-Verse titles and
If you’re reading this, then you either already know or are about to find out: Miles Morales: The Ultimate Spider-Man is the best Spider-Man book out right now. This series has a
Ever since Silk premiered on the Spider-scene some months ago, I’ve been of two minds about the character. While I found the idea of yet another person bitten by the
It’s no secret that Spider-Woman hasn’t really been delivering compelling stories these past few months. It started off with a whimper and progessively worsened. The issues didn’t enhance “Spider-Verse” in any meaningful way, particularly #3 which
By this point my feelings about the rapid descent in the quality of the “Spider-Verse” storyline have been well documented. I’ve criticized the book for lacking character, a clear protagonist, narrative
“Spider-Verse” has been saved! Not by Peter Parker, but by Peter David! In Spider-Man 2099 #8 David, Will Sliney and Antonio Fabela deliver a incredibly entertaining story that’s high on
Elliott Kalan’s second issue of Spider-Man and the X-Men is quite possibly one of the strangest comics you may ever purchase. While it makes good strides in keeping with the
Spider-Verse Team-Up #3 continues the pattern of delivering two adventures to readers featuring two different team-ups. This issue is the final of three in the series, and it brings the
As predicted, the gang’s all here and finally back together again. All of the time-traversed, universe trekking, original X-Men are united just in time for an epic battle with Dr.
We’re now nearing the end of “Spider-Verse,” and with that comes another lackluster installment of Spider-Woman. Generally bland, unfunny, and stifled by “Spider-Verse,” this issue doesn’t just feel like filler, it