“This is perfect. Everything is the way it should be.” Can Slott keep up the forward momentum he gained from part one of Go Down Swinging? Find out here, Crawlspacers! Amazing Spider-Man #798 “Go Down […]
“Now, don’t say I don’t ever take you anywhere nice.” With Dan Slott coming into the home stretch of his ten-year epic on Spider-Man, it’s only fitting that we begin with one last middle finger […]
There is a reason that Spider-fans everywhere got excited when Slott was named as the writer ten years ago. That reason shines through in this issue. But don’t just trust me, folks – read the […]
So, we have another relaunch on the way after Slott jumps off the title. That’s…nice. Meanwhile, we’re still stuck with Dan. That’s… less nice. Amazing Spider-Man #796 “Threat Level Red, Pt 3: Higher Priorities” Writer: […]
OK, Spiderphiles! Because you demanded it, here’s another symbiote story! With the resounding success of Venom, Inc., I must say that I am all aflutter about getting started on this latest edition! We’ve got Flash! […]
Loki– the Sorcerer Supreme! Spider-Man! Poor again! Together they are!… absolutely nothing. Amazing Spider-Man #795 “Thread Level Red, Pt 2: The Favor” Writer: Dan Slott and Christos Gage Artist: Mike Hawthorne Inks: Terry Pallot Colors: […]
If you’ve been sitting around hoping for a long overdue Betty Brant story, then this one if for you! The only missing here is that little spider-suit she wore back in What If? #7. Oh! and […]
In a nod to Ditko, Spidey is paired up with Dr. Strange, er… sort of. It appears that the Norse god of mischief is the new Dark Arts professor in the Marvel universe now. What […]
Threat Level Red, you say? Well walloping websnappers, true believers, that can only mean one thing! The return of the Scorp-Mobile! Hallelujah! Amazing Spider-Man #794 “Threat Level Red, Pt 1: Last Chance” Writer: Dan Slott […]
One year ago, shortly after Spider-Man jumped off a satellite and landed in Paris, he knocked Scorpio one year into the future. Poor guy, he missed Clone Conspiracy, Civil War II, The Osborn Identity, and […]
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