Cobwebs: ASM #186
There are many issues of Spider-Man comics that develop the rich history of our favorite hero. We have the famous origin from Amazing Fantasy #15, the “Spider-Man No More” from Amazing Spider-Man #50, “The Night Gwen […]
Tangled Webs: Where To Start Reading Spider-Man Part 1
Since my first column was about where two great writers started reading Spider-Man, it seems appropriate to consider the question of where everyone else should start. There are two ideal ways to do it. The first […]
Cobwebs: Golden Age Spider-Man
With all the Spider-Verse stories we just lived through and now reliving the experience (because you demanded it!) in Secret Wars, one might wonder how many Spider-Men are there? We have Spider-Cowboy, Spider-Ham, Spider-Men from […]
Tangled Webs: The Surprising Influence of Lee/ Romita’s Second Issue
Amazing Spider-Man #40 is one of the most important Marvel comics ever published. It’s not mainly because of the creative team, even though it was the second issue with John Romita Sr on art and […]
Cobwebs: The Spider-Mobile
Welcome to the first post in Cobwebs. Since cobwebs are the history of where a spider has been, this is what we are calling our exploration into Spider-Man’s past. Thanks to T. Rob Brown for […]
In Which Berryman Defends Joss Whedon (Updated)
What follows is not a review of the new Avengers movie, which I flat-out loved. It does, however, contain some spoilers for Avengers: Age of Ultron, and it’s not Spidey related. But it does need […]
The Atlantic Asks: What’s The Worst Spidey Story?
The Atlantic’s Ta-Nehisi Coates offers an opinion on what constitutes the “worst Spider-Man story ever.” I politely disagree with the eventual ‘winner.’ The author starts off first by agreeing with i09’s rundown of their four […]
Small Hope my second book is on Kickstarter
Hello Everyone, Ryan here to talk about something very special. When I achieved my dream of seeing my first book, My Life as a Comic Book Reader to become published last year the dream soon […]
Fearing the Return of a Married Spider-Man: A Rebuttal
Ever since Marvel Comics showed the teaser last October for Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows as part of their upcoming Secret Wars event this summer, it appears to have reopened old wounds from J. Michael […]
Editorial: Enough with the Spider-Racism Crap
Sorry to interrupt your regularly scheduled Spider-Carnival but I wanted to take a moment and say a word or two or a couple hundred about the colossal fustercluck unfolding on Twitter tonight. Much of which […]
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