After a month-and-a-half of having nothing to call Spider-Man’s new mullet-rocking, eye shadow-abusing villainess besides “Female Kraven,” she finally has an official name: Ana Tatiana Kravinoff. That doesn’t mater, because I’m just going to call […]
Remember the back-ups in the first Brand New Day issue that mostly just teased future stories? Imagine an entire double-sized comic with nothing but longer versions of that. Does Amazing Spider-Man: Extra! deliver enough substance […]
Interesting Tidbit Volume 2 #4: Thanks to my muffin-loving friend Will, I caught the vintage references within this issue, concerning Skrull-aptain America’s memories. THE AVENGERS #14, a part of the legendary Roger Stern/John Byrne run, […]
“Hey Kids! This Doesn’t Suck!” Now that I’ve covered Amazing Spider-Man Family #1 all up-close n’ personal, let’s turn our beady fan eyes towards the beefy opus that is King Size Spider-Man Summer Special #1. […]
“More fun than a punch to the tic-tacs!” Hello friends – George Berryman here, coming out of review retirement momentarily to share my well-informed, completely biased and not at all humble opinions on Amazing Spider-Man […]
Writer: Brian Michael Bendis Penciller: Stuart Immonen Inker: Wade von Grawbadger Colorist: Justin Ponsor Letterer: VC’s Cory Petit An old woman sits next to Eddie Brock who divulges all that has happened to him: the […]
Part two of Marc Guggenheim’s female Kraven story has arrived. Is it as good as the concept sounds? It is! Leave a comment or suffer my wrath. THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #566 “Identity Crisis!” (Part 2 […]
THE NEW AVENGERS #42 WRITER: Brian Michael Bendis PENCILS: Jim Cheung INKS: John Dell COLOR: Justin Ponsor PLOT: The issue begins several months ago, wi
Another week, another Amazing Spider-Man review! This one adds an estrogen-flavored twist to a classic Spider-Man rogue. Read the full article and leave a comment or I’ll cry. THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #565 “To Squash a […]
Interesting Tidbit Volume 2 #2: Ka-Zar is actually one character that has had two different incarnations. The first appeared in some pulp magazines in the 1930s but later evolved to the character that would appear […]
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