Peter ghosts Aunt May! Spidey and Luke Cage work out together! Aunt May tells Peter “You’ll always be my baby”(1). Glitch, Raelith the Wretched, and Symbie still exist! Ghost-Spider goes on a rampage! Damage Control […]
We are breaking down Amazing Spider-Man #35/999 by Joe Kelly and Francesco Manna. Join me as I give my honest thoughts on the latest issue, where the character beats shine, but the supporting cast leaves […]
Peter Parker finally stops running… and life immediately punches back Sometimes Spider-Man stories are about saving New York from supervillains. Sometimes they’re about stopping a collapsing building. And sometimes they’re about realizing that avoiding dinner […]
Red Goblin crashes the final exam Well, I guess this is what happens when your Spider-school curriculum includes “how to fight supervillains” and your principal is Norman Osborn. Amazing Spider-Man: Spider-Versity #5 wraps up this […]
The issue kicks off grounded in classic Peter Parker fashion—struggling with domestic life and attempting (and failing) to cook dinner in Aunt May’s kitchen. Peter aligns with the newly revamped, proactive Department of Damage Control, […]
Family Matters—and Peter Is Feeling the Voltage Amazing Spider-Man #34 places Peter Parker between two equally dangerous forces: Electro’s high-voltage attacks and a family revelation he cannot simply punch, web or science his way through. […]
Welcome back to Read’s Reads! In this video, we’re diving into Amazing Spider-Man #33/997, written by Joe Kelly with art by Ed McGuinness. I enjoyed most of this issue, but a couple of things stood […]
Cormac shows off his wealth by taking his new family for a limo ride and giving May $2 million. Spidey fights Jack O’Lantern(2) and is helped out by the new Damage Control. Peter visits Dr. […]
Family, Damage Control, and the Mess Peter Cannot Punch Away The Amazing Spider-Man #33 is a great example of how a Spider-Man comic can juggle superhero spectacle with deeply personal drama. Joe Kelly gives us […]
Amazing Spider-Man: Spider-Versity #4 turns the series’ superhero school premise into something far more dangerous, as Norman Osborn’s attempt to rehabilitate villains begins collapsing under the weight of his secrecy, arrogance, and old habits. PROS: […]
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