Red-Neck Robots, the secret of American cheese (it’s alien), and Johnny Blaze. It’s another insanity filled issue of the Selfish Avengers… err, Thunderbolts. Thunderbolts #20.NOW: No Mercy Part One Writer: Charles Soule Artist: Carlos Barberi […]
I swing in with my good old green screen to review the landmark anniversary issue. While I give it a good grade I still can’t help but roll my eyes as the Avengers are still […]
“When Pigs Fly, They Really Swing!” Since the purpose of this site is to celebrate all things Spider-Man related – past, present, and future – I will be reviewing comics and appearances featuring the most […]
Writer: Al Ewing Penciler: Greg Land Inker: Jay Leisten Colorist: Frank D’Armata Letterer: VC’s Cory Petit Cover: Greg Land & Frank D’Armata Variant Cover: Steve Epting Assistant Editor: Jake Thomas Editors: Tom Brevoort with Lauren […]
Alright folks. This week we’ve spent time walking down the memory lane of the Amazing Spider-Man. We’ve felt nostalgic, we’ve felt eh, and we’ve hated some stuff. And by we, I mean me. I would’ve […]
Well, last time we saw one another we discussed a really bad storyline that encompassed the majority of the previous issue. The good news? Part two of two? The bad news? I paid 3.99 for […]
Co-Author of the Spider-Man musical Glen Berger doesn’t hold back in this interview. He’s plugging his new book, but it’s interesting to hear the behind the scenes chaos.
Last month, to celebrate the passing of the torch from Peter Parker to Doctor Peterpus, Marvel released 5 point one issues over four weeks. In one week, they released two of these issues, which made […]
Back in October, the writer of this book tweeted that it would be apart of the ‘Peter Parker: Spider-Man’ title. Sadly, it wasn’t and was pushed back to now. If you’re reading that title expecting […]
It’s New Year’s Eve and the Spidey Office has one more comic book for the fans before 2014 arrives (I’m guessing they heard about our very own Crawlie Awards and wanted to make sure this […]
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