Alford Notes: ASM #48/849 – Sins Rising Part Four
Wow! I mean… this issue, WOW! Guys, there is no way I can break down this issue in a 50 word blurb, but WOW! I mean, nothing happens, BUT SO MUCH HAPPENS. OK, enough of […]
Arachnid Analysis: Gobservations: Did Norman’s return ruin his death scene?
This article will conclude a trilogy about Norman’s return in the 1990s. Last time we asked if his return undermined death in comics. This time we will specifically discuss Norman’s own death scene.
Arachnid Analysis: Gobservations: Did Norman’s resurrection undermine death in comics?
As a follow up to my initial ‘Gobservations’ article, today we’ll discuss if Norman’s resurrection undermined the relevancy of death in comic books.
Alford Notes: ASM #46/847 – Sins Rising part 2
BLAM! Sin-Eater’s on a roll, folks, and the body count is racking up! Well, not exactly body count, per se, in fact I’m pretty sure more people die from swing sets each year* than have […]
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Four Podcast Recordings LIVE Saturday at 8pm Central
Join us this Saturday at 8 PM Central as we record four podcasts live. Join Brad, George and JR as they record the August and September Friday Night Fight and Spider-History episodes. We’re going to […]
Arachnid Analysis: The Loneliness of Eddie Brock
I’ve discussed Eddie Brock’s origin at length already but for the sake of the uninitiated let’s provide some context. Eddie Brock was a reporter for the Daily Globe and (according to him anyway) a respected […]
Comics Community Celebrates Spider-Man Day
The best Spider-Man day celebrations including Erik Larsen, Dan Slott, Mark Millar and Josh Keaton.
Arachnid Analysis: Life, Death and the Jackal: Why Miles Warren sees himself as a God
Let me state my ‘thesis’ up front. It’s my belief that, within his own twisted mind, Miles Warren believes himself as not dissimilar to a creator God.
Arachnid Analysis: The Problem with Spidey as ‘Iron Man Junior’
Proponents of the MCU version of Peter Parker have often defended his characterization as logical and necessary in context. But is this really the case?
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