Soap opera and affairs! Betty Brant gets caught in “Amazing Spider-Man” issue 273! What twist and turns await us next?

Dan Slott handled “Weekly Webbing” today and gave some teases to the two big events happening in the Spider-world tomorrow. He addresses the concern that fans have about Spider-Man being instrumental to Norman Osborn’s downfall. Check out the highlights here.

Bertone: Spider-Man Examiner

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN # 609

The Extremely Late Review

Writer: Marc Guggenheim

Penciler: Marco Checchetto, Luke Ross and Rick Magyar

Inker: Marco Checchetto, Luke Ross and Rick Magyar

Story Title: Who Was Ben Reilly Part Two

Plot

Kaine vs. Peter. Peter catches a cab. Flashback with dino D.N.A. Raptor takes hostages.

The Commentary

Overall this wasn’t a bad issue. (more…)

This video makes me laugh. Word of wisdom to the kid, if you’re going to perform a song don’t point the camera at your crotch.

Interesting Tidbit Vol. 4 #1: Spider-Woman is actually the codename of several fictional characters in the Marvel Comics universe.  Harry “A” Chesler Comics published an earlier “Spider-Woman” in 1944; a non-superpowered crime-fighter named Helen Goddard made her first and only appearance in the Golden Age comic book “Major Victory #1;” and yet another Spider-Woman was in “Spidey Super Stories #11” (story 3), although that is not accepted as official canon…what does that even mean?

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SPIDER-WOMAN: AGENT OF S.W.O.R.D #2

WRITER: Brian Michael Bendis

ARTIST: Alex Maleev

LETTERER: VC’s Cory Petit

MODEL FOR SPIDER-WOMAN/JESSICA DREW: Jolynn Carpenter (more…)

Actress Rachel McAdams recently talked to Entertainment Weekly and denies the Black Cat rumors. Last week rumors were rampant that she was up for the part in Spider-Man 4. That’s too bad because as seen in this photoshop I made, she’d do well in the part.

Who knew Spidey was so into sports. These figures are both from the Spider-Man Adventure Hero line in the late 1990s. I love the basketball.