A Spider-Man Podcast
Amazing Spider-Man (vol. 4) #10 is the issue I’ve been waiting for since the debut of this new All-New, All-Different, Iron Man-inspired status quo. Not only does it finally explain exactly
Three issues in, and this really is turning out to be the Miles series that I’ve been waiting for. While Peter Parker is an international gazillionaire super-agent, it’s nice to
Let me get this out of the way first, I really want to like writer Jose Molina, artist Simone Bianchi, and fill-in artist Andrea Broccardo’s “Amazing Grace” story as it
Venom: Space Knight #5 is a perfectly adequate comic that seems to be fine with being just that. The galactic, open setting that Thompson has developed is underutilized in this story’s limited and generic plot, but
Carnage, by Gerry Conway and Mike Perkins, officially entered into unchartered waters this week, and no, that’s not just a pun about its nautically-themed cover. Carnage #6 kicked off the
For fans of Radioactive Spider-Gwen the following announcement is likely to trigger a mixed reaction of both sadness and joy, as we got both the announcement that the series will continue and
Picking up where Web Warriors #5 left off, Earth-803 greets readers into a plan set by Spider-UK and Lady Spider. The latter is the webslinger calling this Earth home, while the former
Here at Superior Spider Talk, we love previews. We love previews so much that we married them. But with every marriage comes duties and privileges, so let us just say that
Writer Dennis Hopeless and artist Javier Rodriguez have tackled one big question with the last few issues of Spider-Woman. What happens when you take a superhero who answers to no one
Joe Kelly and Ed McGuinness prove for a third time in a row that they are an absolute dream team, especially when behind two of Marvel’s biggest names. The third
