Apparently the backup plan is turning Earth into Venom There comes a point in every giant Marvel crossover where somebody looks at the situation and says: Okay. The sensible plans have failed. Time for the […]
Doctor Doom has a test. Spider-Man has jokes. Something is definitely exploding. Doctor Doom has conquered countries, stolen cosmic power, fought gods and spent years insisting that every bad thing in existence is somehow Reed […]
Felicia Hardy goes to space, steals alien goo, saves Earth… very normal Tuesday Felicia Hardy is a thief. Usually, that means jewels. Priceless art. Secret technology. Occasionally something that absolutely belongs in a museum but […]
Queen in Black #1 wastes no time pretending this will be a quiet little neighborhood adventure. Al Ewing takes the current symbiote mythology, fires it through a cosmic cannon, and drops the result directly onto […]
Sometimes a crossover knows exactly what it is. Godzilla Conquers the Multiverse #1 is not interested in carefully explaining how every impossible piece fits together. It wants Doctor Doom commanding a mismatched collection of heroes […]
This series was a blast to read and follow. First of all, I am a huge fan of Peter David, as he is one of my favorite writers of all time. This is not an […]
DARK AGES is really the Marvel Comics event that keeps on giving. It already feels like Christmas for Marvel and Spider-Man fans around the world, as we’re being treated to an epic, dark, and twisty […]
Hello Crawlspace, thank you for this opportunity. I will shortly be the on-going reviewer for both Non-Stop Spider-Man and Spider’s Shadow, but with those books at least a month away I thought I’d introduce myself […]
Sometime during Jonathan Hickman’s ambitious three year Avengers’ epic, arguably seven years if you include his Fantastic Four run, a term emerged among his fans; “In Hickman, We Trust.” Hickman, notorious for his grand plans […]
“You’re lost buddy. And you’re lost from your family, who needs you at the moment.” Guest-starring Spider-Man, in a story I like to call “A Tale of Two Man-Boys. . .” WRITER: James Robinson PENCILS: […]
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