A Spider-Man Podcast
Miles Morales has finally brought together the original X-Men’s Jean Grey and the Ultimate X-Men of his universe. In an issue where sparks should fly and distrust should be met with hostility,
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
This bi-weekly comic, written and drawn by Ray Sumser, is released on the second and fourth Fridays of the month. The strip examines Spider-Lore with a loving nit-pick. See more of Ray’s art. Previous Comic Next Comic
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
In All New Ultimates #10, the original creative team is back together and back to their old tricks. Unfortunately upon Pinna’s return to art duties, All-New Ultimates #10 falls back to old habits
From the beginning, Miles Morales: Ultimate Spider-Man wasted no time establishing an almost overwhelming number of plot threads. The series has been a pretty ambitious effort that’s enjoyed great success
For the sake of drama and rising climax, All-New X-Men #33 once again puts off a wonderful opportunity to have young Miles Morales meet the original X-Kids. There’s nothing wrong
“Ain’t nothing wrong with this chemistry Ain’t nothing wrong with this place for me And time will tell the best of pedigree Experience is another one meant for me Tell
All-New Ultimates is on a roll and it’s pretty great. As if to make up for the six questionable issues before it, #9 employs a formulaic but ultimately successful plot.
Brian Michael Bendis is one of a handful of writers who can turn an issue of just characters interacting for the first time into an issue fraught with suspense, intrigue,
