Amazing Spider-Man #19.1 Review: Stillanerd’s Take
“You made a mistake…don’t make things worse by denying it.” As you can guess by the cover, the Circus (of Crime) is in town. Except, as the Ringmaster tells Spider-Man in this fourth chapter of […]
“You made a mistake…don’t make things worse by denying it.” As you can guess by the cover, the Circus (of Crime) is in town. Except, as the Ringmaster tells Spider-Man in this fourth chapter of […]
“Listen, we have a problem here. You ever hear the term ‘tipping point’? We’re at that point!” Bendis kills a character he’s already killed! The Tonys have it out! Spidey snacks! And the Hulks re-enact […]
“I used to love this city.” The Ultimate Universe is ended! See the remnants on Battleworld! Can the heroes of two universes band together? Writer: Brian Michael Bendis Penciler: Mark Bagley Inker: Scott Hanna Colorist: […]
Hey guys! I apologize for this review being so late. I’ve had a lot of personal issues lately (work, graduate school). But I’m back with a brand new review! Spider-Man and the X-Men #1 […]
After a wonderful performance by Vondie Curtis-Hall in Netflix’s Daredevil, Ben Urich steps up his game here. Does the rest of the issue falter to give Ben some solid material? Check in to find out. […]
In this issue, Gwen lets her secret identity slip past her more than once and a iconic Spider-Man figure joins the supporting cast. Is it worth checking out? Spider-Gwen #3: Most Wanted Part 3 Writer: […]
“In a year’s time no one will even recognize the broken world as it is today…and you are the acorn from which everything we create in its place will grow.” FINAL ISSUE! Will Bendis wrap […]
The last few days, Marvel has been revealing their new line up for one of their front runner books after Secret Wars. Marvel quickly ushered out an official look at the new roster and the […]
“Your family has kidnapped me.” Miles and his loved ones-captured by Hydra! Someone else reveals they know Spidey’s identity! Black Widow vs. the Fly Twins! And…Doom! (but only for two panels) Writer: Brian Michael Bendis […]
In this true first issue of the series, Jessica Drew struggles to find her purpose in life. Does this series find a purpose outside its connection to Spider-Verse? Spider-Woman #5: Ordinary Writer: Dennis Hopeless Artist: […]

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