A Spider-Man Podcast
“Secret Wars” hasn’t even ended yet and we’ve only just gotten the briefest glimpse of what the All-New All-Different Marvel world will look like and Marvel is already announcing the
We knew this day would come eventually. “Secret Wars” was going to bleed over into the Marvel titles that hadn’t yet been affected, and here it is for Silk‘s seventh and
I know this series isn’t without its issues or its detractors, but for my own part I’m always happy to see another issue of Silk published. With all of the “Secret Wars”
There has been an incredible amount of anticipation regarding Marvel’s October solicits, which will in all likelyhood reveal the future of all of their 60+ All-New All-Different titles that launch after the
There are few books in Marvel’s lineup that offer such a consistently delightful visual experience as does the work of artist Stacey Lee in Silk. While some might complain that the
Marvel has revealed how previously unaffected spider-titles (Spider-Woman, Silk) will be reacting to this summer’s mega-event: “Secret Wars.” At yesterday’s “Women of Marvel” panel, Marvel announced that Silk #7 and
It seems this is a two-week period of relative introspection for the female-led Spider-titles under my watch, which is actually making for a fascinating look at how differently these situations
To say it’s been quite a ride, development-wise, for Cindy Moon is something of an understatement. She’s gone from sexed-up, Mary Sue, Spider-Man girlfriend-in-waiting in her introduction to a brash,
While I’ll admit to having had my reservations about Silk spinning off into her own regular series after her lackluster portrayal in the pages of Amazing Spider-Man, Robbie Thompson and Stacey
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
