Amazing Spider-Man #682 Review
And here we go–it’s time for Ends of the Earth. I have a feeling this story is going to be a particularly important part of Slott’s run, and this is going to be a long […]
And here we go–it’s time for Ends of the Earth. I have a feeling this story is going to be a particularly important part of Slott’s run, and this is going to be a long […]
The followup to last issue’s space station mess is a quick, decent read. The plot starts to make no sense at all, but you get the feeling not that much was lost. The Amazing Spider-Man […]
The Human Torch, Col. Jameson and Spidey are trapped in space with no way out and surrounded by mindless zombies! That’s right, you heard me!
The Torch and Spidey team up to venture out into space and save John Jameson! Octobots, Superheroes in their underwear, 200+ hours of television, and more!
Spidey goes to space! He doesn’t wear an astronaut suit, but I’m not sure that’s a bad thing. He does team up with the Human Torch for the first time since Johnny’s resurrection, and it’s […]
When Spidey discovers the true identity of Horizon Labs Worker #6, can he stop him in time before his mad science affects innocent lives?
Michael Morbius was teased to be the mysterious “Number 6” at Horizon Labs back in Spider Island, and that tease is being delivered on now with the character’s triumphant return. I say triumphant because the […]
Time is running out for both Spidey and the rest of New York! Can he figure out how to stop the doomsday future before the clock strikes 3:10? Or will he need a little help […]
The second and final part of Slott’s whack at a time travel story has a lot more of his trademark silliness bogging it down than part 1 did, but it does have some value despite […]
You know what? A little Spider-Man junk food every now and then never hurt anybody. The Amazing Spider-Man #678: I Killed Tomorrow Part 1 of 2 – Schrodinger’s Catastrophe Words by Dan Slott Art by […]

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