Astonishing Miles Morales Spider-Man – The Art of Thwip #1 is a fun, energetic, and surprisingly heartfelt story that understands one of the best things about Miles Morales: his world feels lived-in. The issue starts […]
All-New Spider-Gwen: The Ghost-Spider #10 brings the current Mysterio/Hammerhead arc to a stylish and surprisingly introspective close, giving Gwen a finale that is less about brute strength and more about confidence, identity, and trusting her […]
After the explosive chaos of recent issues, The Amazing Spider-Man #28 takes Peter Parker back to something more intimate, personal, and recognizably Spider-Man: trying to hold his life together while everything around him refuses to stay […]
This one is a fun, character-packed setup with a surprisingly sharp Norman Osborn hook. Amazing Spider-Man: Spider-Versity #1 feels like Marvel’s latest attempt to turn the Spider-family into something more structured, more coordinated, and more […]
There’s always a risk with crossover comics that the spectacle will outweigh the soul. When you put together two of the most iconic heroes in comics, plus villains as big as Lex Luthor, Green Goblin, […]
A heartfelt detour that becomes one of the series’ strongest character issues Black Cat #9 is less about spectacle and more about longing, regret, and the dangerous comfort of the life you never got to […]
This issue turns “Death Spiral” into a true nightmare This is one of the strongest chapters in “Death Spiral” so far because it finally brings the arc’s horror, guilt, and desperation into one focused collision. […]
The Amazing Spider-Man #26 feels like the issue where “Death Spiral” stops merely escalating and starts locking into place. Joe Kelly and the creative team deliver a chapter that is tense, ugly, emotional, and surprisingly […]
This is a crossover that understands exactly why this pairing still matters. There is something instantly special about seeing Superman and Spider-Man share the page again, and DC x Marvel: Superman/Spider-Man #1 wisely doesn’t waste […]
A cosmic fever dream that turns brutality into poetry. Knull #3 doubles down on what has made this series so fascinating so far: it refuses to treat Knull as just another dark god to be […]
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