Ultimate Spider-Man #5 – Review
A different time period, in a New York far, far away… Miles Morales was engaged in a clone war. See what I did there? The wordplay is strong with this one. As you can tell […]
Amazing Spider-Man #676 Review
Have you ever read through an issue of ASM and thought to yourself, “this is cool and all, but I sure wish it didn’t have this Spider-Man character in it”? If so, then 676 is […]
On Trial: Fantastic Four 601
History Note: Hickman’s run can get really confusing at times, so I’m going to do a little bit note each issue about a character. Today’s is on Annihilus. Powers: Annhilius has the ability to be […]
Avengers X-Sanction #1 – Review
It appears that we’re going to do battle, Steven. They say free cable is the ultimate aphrodisiac. Maybe not, I’m just borrowing lines from the classic Jim Carrey flick, Cable Guy. And since I don’t […]
Marvel Point One Review : Scarlet Spider’s Debut (with backstory)
At San Diego Comic Con 2011, Marvel made the announcement that there would be a one-shot issue called Point One. It was a play on the .1 craze that Marvel has instituted in the last […]
Marvel Adventures Spider-Man 20
Marvel Adventures Spider-Man 20 Writer-Paul Tobin and Kevin Deters Pencils-Matteo Lolli, Rob DiSalvo and Joe Matteo Inks-Terry Pallot, Victor Olazaba, and Joe Matteo Colors-Sotocolor and Joe Matteo I was bitten by a radioactive spider. It […]
Carnage USA #1 – Review
The Carnage symbiote has found its way to ensnare me into reviewing its book once more (or maybe it’s just Brad?). We now return to the story of Cletus Kasady’s return and how he plans […]
The New Avengers, vol. 2 #19 – Review
The night is always darkest before the dawn. Can’t believe I just quoted Batman in my review for a Marvel comic. It must be all that time I’ve spent talking with Nate and Shaun. Horrible […]
The Amazing Spider-Man: An Origin Story – iPad/iPhone Digital book review
Disney publishing developed and released under the new “Marvel Reads” brand, this little surprise hit the iPhone/iPad Appstore this week. Adapted from Amazing Fantasy #15 by Rich Thomas and most importantly of all narrated by Stan “the […]
VENOM (2011) #10 REVIEW
Rick Remender’s Venom returns with a new artist, a new editor, and a new story arc. Do these changes usher a return to form for this once-promising series, or a deeper foray into mediocrity? The […]
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