The Chi✶Town Breakdown: USM #4 (2024)
Greetings Crawlspacers! Another review to yet ANOTHER great issue of Ultimate Spider-Man. So once again, USM is on the shelves the same week as ASM and Jackpot/Black Cat. We all know my concerns with the […]
Greetings Crawlspacers! Another review to yet ANOTHER great issue of Ultimate Spider-Man. So once again, USM is on the shelves the same week as ASM and Jackpot/Black Cat. We all know my concerns with the […]
A therapy session … with Queen Goblin? Chasm, Hallows’ Eve, and Queen Goblin versus … a competent Spider-Man? And the day is saved by … Betty Brant??? Plus the Sinister Six’s plan is revealed and […]
I review the conclusion of the Chasm/All Hallow’s Eve story arc in the main Amazing title by Zeb Wells and Todd Nauck. Before I zip on over to review the latest issue of Ultimate Spider-Man. […]
It’s time to review part 1 of the Return of Chasm and Hallow’s Eve in Amazing Spider-Man #47/941. While the artwork from Todd Nauck and story flow are well done. The issue, is just more […]
I just got finished reading a pretty good FCBD issue of Amazing Spider-Man and … wait, this WASN’T a Free Comic Book Day issue? What the heck? I paid money for this? WHAT THE HECK! […]
The first issue of this brand-new series came out exactly on my birthday, so it took me a while to get to it. But after everything settled down, I was finally able to grab a […]
Greetings Crawlspacers! Glad to be back here for another review of everyone’s favorite Spider-Man book that are hitting the selves recently. The first issue of this series is already on it’s FIFTH printing! Numbers and […]
Peter and MJ actually interact and talk like grown-ups! Wacky hijinks with bad villains. Wait, did I accidentally get the issue that was intended for Mark to review? (Is it just me or does Electro’s […]
I review the conclusion to the two part story in Amazing Spider-Man #46/940 and the conclusion to the first story arc in Ultimate Spider-Man #3. While Amazing does a good job with the fight scene […]
Ok, Gang War is over and it is time to set up for some regular story arcs. Wells tends to do better with smaller arcs than large events, so I’m…, well, let’s say I’m looking […]
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