What If… Kraven Survived His Last Hunt? Some What If…? stories change one tiny moment and then gleefully smash the dominoes. This one takes a darker route: What if Kraven the Hunter survived the ending […]
There are cosmic comics, and then there are comics that open with Norse poetry, send a skeletal Viking ship through a hole between hells, resurrect a dead Thor, and turn Hela into the ruler of […]
Queen in Black #1 wastes no time pretending this will be a quiet little neighborhood adventure. Al Ewing takes the current symbiote mythology, fires it through a cosmic cannon, and drops the result directly onto […]
When the universe is being fought over by a newly crowned Queen in Black and a former god of darkness who has somehow reinvented himself as the God of Light, the sensible response is apparently […]
There is something wonderfully nostalgic about opening a Spider-Man comic and immediately finding Dexter Bennett, Robbie Robertson, Mister Negative, the Inner Demons, Yuri Watanabe, and even the old D.B. building waiting inside. The Spectacular Spider-Man: […]
Sometimes a crossover knows exactly what it is. Godzilla Conquers the Multiverse #1 is not interested in carefully explaining how every impossible piece fits together. It wants Doctor Doom commanding a mismatched collection of heroes […]
After the explosive opening chapter, Spider-Man: Long Way Home #2 slows everything down—but not in a way that drains the story of excitement. Instead, writer Jonathan Hickman and artist Adam Kubert transform the search for […]
Family, Damage Control, and the Mess Peter Cannot Punch Away The Amazing Spider-Man #33 is a great example of how a Spider-Man comic can juggle superhero spectacle with deeply personal drama. Joe Kelly gives us […]
Two heroes, two methods, and one very entertaining professional disagreement There is something instantly appealing about putting Spider-Man and the Punisher together. They may occasionally pursue the same criminals, but almost everything else about them […]
Amazing Spider-Man: Spider-Versity #4 turns the series’ superhero school premise into something far more dangerous, as Norman Osborn’s attempt to rehabilitate villains begins collapsing under the weight of his secrecy, arrogance, and old habits. PROS: […]
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