Welcome back, Spidey fans! For this month’s Spider-Tracer article, I thought we’d take a look back one of the most obscure pieces of Spider-Man action figure offerings. I’m talking about the Maximum Clonage boxset from […]
Welcome back, Spidey fans! I couldn’t help but notice that it’s been a while since I gave you guys a good list of some kind! And, knowing how much everyone loves lists, I figured that […]
Hello, Crawlspacers – good to be back! In case there are some of you out there wondering how and why the hell I took so long to bring my column back to life in this […]
You learn something new everyday, Spidey fans! So, apparently, hurricanes, cyclones, and typhoons are basically all the same thing; the term used for a tropical storm system with winds over 74 mph all depends on […]
A “Spidey-Stash” Extra! Unboxing Spidey # 1. Click on the video to see a special unboxing of an AMAZING Spidey item from days gone by! I would love to hear from you! Please leave comments […]
As we comic fans are acutely aware of, Spider-Man has had countless classic stories throughout his sixty-plus years of existence (as well as plenty of duds, but that’s an article for another day). I initially […]
Welcome back, Spidey fans, for our third and final look back at the Spider-Man figures ToyBiz produced for the first “Spider-Man” movie! This article will be a short one, as this third and final wave […]
If you have been keeping up with the current Amazing Spider-Man run by Zeb Wells, John Romita Jr. and Ed Mcguiness, you have most likely noticed a particularly sad trend with the title character: […]
Today we will be taking a look at Read ’em an’ Weep in Spectacular Spider-Man vol. 2 #21 by Paul Jenkins and Talent Caldwell from 2005. Paul Jenkins is a very…special writer in Spider-Man’s vast history of […]
Thomas Mets of the Crawlspace reviews Amazing Spider-Man #67-87, the final issues of the silver age with Stan Lee writing the Tablet of Time saga, and introducing Silvermane, the Prowler, Richard Fisk and the Kangaroo. Jim Mooney, John Romita Sr and Gil Kane are on art.
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