Illogical Fights, and Racist War Lords are abound in this episode of The 60’s Spider-Man show….wait apparently this is from 2015…Uh-Oh. Writer: Dan Slott Pencils: Giuseppe Camuncoli Inks: Cam Smith Colorist: Marte Gracia Cover Artist: […]
I had a chance to visit the Wizard World Tulsa Comic Con and interview one of my heroes. Jim Shooter was the Editor in Chief of Marvel Comics during the 1970s and 1980s. He also […]
Via Gamezone: When the Disney Infinity community questioned why Black Suit Spider-Man was featured in 3.0’s collection menu, John Vignocchi denied that there were ever plans to release the character — who was exclusive to […]
In comics history there have been many characters that had vanquished many others, but Spidey polished off with ease: Firelord, X-Men, and the Juggernaut (O.K., maybe old Juggy wasn’t “with ease”, but you get the […]
Collectors for November 1, 2015. See more at www.collectorscomic.com
JR takes us back to October 1999 with this episode of Spider-History. Sorry for the lack of podcasts this month. My computer blew up after several years. Luckily I was able to recover all the […]
Ladies and Gentlemen, in my first monthly review segment, we have The Radioactive Spider-Gwen going up against Flash Thompson and his team, The Guardians of the Galaxy. Both are hitting us with new number one […]
In the previous entries on the recommendations for new readers, I looked at Spider-Man comics that had demonstrated staying power. Now it’s time to determine which of the more recent stuff is worth checking out […]
In a manner of speaking, that is. Practically every major outlet this morning is reporting that Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone have split up, ending a four year relationship that started when the two met […]
During the Marvel Now initiative, we saw the amount of Spider-Men ongoing titles (2099, Ultimate, and ASM) matched with Spider-Female titles (Spider-Woman, Silk, and Spider-Gwen.) Using Dan Slott’s Spider-Verse as a launching board, the […]
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