A Spider-Man Podcast
Despite Marvel pushing Invincible Iron Man as their flagship book in the All-New All-Different Marvel branding, All-New All-Different Avengers was the book that got the Free Comic Book Day treatment this year, well in advance of
For over a year, Gwen has been traveling between dimensions for various stories but remained the only superhero in her “Earth-65” universe. All of that changed with last month’s Radioactive Spider-Gwen #1,
The fans have been turned to “high (or “hi,” depending on your fan model) and the poo-poo platter has been set. Now the two of them are bound for a
When it comes to great sounding creative pairings, writer Gerry Conway, whose most iconic comic book work took place during the industry’s Bronze Age, coupled with the serial-killing villain Carnage
Thanks, in large part, to the modern era “Image Revolution,” the comic book industry has seemingly unilaterally adopted a “writing for the trade paperback” mindset when it comes to the
Peter David and Will Sliney kicked off Spider-Man 2099 (vol. 3) with one of the best debuts (so far) in the All-New, All-Different era. They quickly built a rich world, filled it
It’s October, so three guesses at what that means? If you guessed Frankenstein’s Monster, Werewolf by Night and the Living Mummy, I’d say you looked at the cover! This month
There’s been so much change in the world of Spider-Man, whether it be the rapid increase in spider-related heroes or Peter’s international status, surely it must be overwhelming to some
When Marvel first announced a new Uncanny Avengers title – written by Gerry Duggan, with art from Ryan Stegman and colors by Richard Isanove – to debut during its post-“Secret Wars” relaunch, a
Civil War reaches its exhilarating, if not terribly unexpected conclusion this week. As I have griped about in my Spider-Island reviews, it seems like a lot of these Battleworld titles have interesting premises
