Spider-Tracer: “Spider-Man” (2002) Series 2
Welcome back, Spidey fans! I recently received the new “Spider-Man: No Way Home” Marvel Legends 3-pack from Hasbro Pulse, and it got me thinking that we need to get more figures from this movie; so, […]
Tangled Webs- The Spider-Marriage Part 3- Peter and MJ Forever
André Santana makes the case for the spider-marriage, and why it is better for Marvel and the readers if Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson are married.
Tangled Webs: The Spider-Marriage Part 2- Why Single Works
This is a continuation of a sort of debate about the spider-marriage. In the first entry, André Santana and I discussed how we came to be Spider-Man fans, and to learn that there was any […]
Spider-Tracer: “Spider-Man” (2002) Series 1
Welcome back, Spidey fans! I hope you’re all doing well. For the past two months, as I’m sure you’ll recall, we took a look at the first and second series of Spider-Man Classics figures produced […]
Tangled Webs: The Spider-Marriage Debate Part 1
Thomas Mets and André Santana have a civil debate on the merits of the Spider-Marriage, and whether One More Day was a good idea for Marvel. It begins with how they became Spider-Man fans, and came to realize that there was any argument about whether Spider-Man and Mary Jane should be married.
Tangled Webs: What did Zeb Wells Plan For Dead Language?
After nearly one year and over 20 issues of the new volume of Amazing Spider-Man, the current “Dead Language” arc is giving readers some answers to just what Peter Parker did that led to his […]
Tangled Webs: Using the Multiverse to Revamp Spider-Man
Can we revamp the Marvel Universe so that different groups of Spider-Man readers (pro spider-marriage, he should stay in high school, etc.) are happy?
Spider-Tracer: Spider-Man Classics – Series Two
Ahhh, sequels… Movie theaters are going to see a plethora of sequels this year, so why not your favorite Crawlspace? That’s right, gang, we’ll be taking a look at the second series of Spider-Man […]
Tangled Webs: Spider-Man the Manga Goes Nuts
Thomas Mets looks at the influence of body horror and the Japanese New Wave on three stories never published in the US from Ryoichi Ikegami’s Spider-Man the Manga: the Mad Demon, the Woman and the Tiger and the Woman With Golden Eyes. It goes nuts.
Spider-Tracer: Spider-Man Classics – Series One
Welcome back, Spidey fans! For this month’s article, we have our very own Brad Douglas to thank for the subject this month (one that I thought was a great idea!), which is, of course, the […]
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