A Spider-Man Podcast
I’m a dad to two little boys, ages 7 and 3 as of this writing. We have a good time; they look at me and my interests (things like playing
When Kaine, Ben Reilly, and Ultimate Jessica Drew went on a clone-related clone quest to take out what they figured were a bunch of clones, it reeked of “side quest
I have to admit that I believe that I’m in the vast minority when I say that I typically really enjoy reading annuals and one-shots stories, especially when they focus
Following the formula for the title’s debut issue, Spider-Verse Team-Up #2 is composed of two tales teaming up Spider-Folk in various formations. People who grew up referring to “Star Wars
Amazing Spider-Man #11’s cover says it all. Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man, vs. Otto Octavius, the Superior Spider-Man, in a battle royale complete with laser bolts, spear-tipped mechanical arms, and
The conclusion to the fantastic Carnage miniseries AXIS: Carnage is a weird one, to say the least. Issue #3 picks up where #2 ended, with Carnage realizing that his new
It only took six issues for Miguel O’Hara to escape banishment from 2014 and return to 2099. But there’s no time for Miggy to celebrate or even enjoy the scenery.
In purporting to utilize “every Spider-Man, ever,” “Spider-Verse” has certainly done a lot to make sure it lives up to that ambitious slogan. It’s easy to feel weighed down by
Superior Foes of Spider-Man should have been a dumb book: best case scenario, a bunch of “jokes” mocking readers for enjoying superhero comics; worst-case scenario, a joyless slog of villains
AXIS: Carnage #2 continues the crazy premise of the current “AXIS” arc by giving us a little more of a feel for how Carnage/Kasady is handling his new found change of
