Thomas Mets of the Crawlspace reviews Amazing Spider-Man #67-87, the final issues of the silver age with Stan Lee writing the Tablet of Time saga, and introducing Silvermane, the Prowler, Richard Fisk and the Kangaroo. Jim Mooney, John Romita Sr and Gil Kane are on art.
Marvel recently announced a one-shot featuring an untold story of Peter Parker back when he was in high school, and a battle he had with the Lizard. This serves as an example of how these […]
Recently, BD posted a response to a Newsarama article in which Dan Slott was rated as the third best Spider-Man writer under the title “Where Does Dan Slott Rank In Your Top Ten Spider-Man writers?” The […]
For some time, American comics has been divided into four distinct eras: the Golden Age, the Silver Age, the Bronze Age, and the Modern Age. The Spider-Man comics figure into this in some big ways. […]
Any true Spider-Man fan knows the origin story in Amazing Fantasy #15 from the famous eye dots to the iconic phrase – but what do you know about the other stories in that comic, the […]
Recently, I bought a special produced by the British publisher responsible for the magazines Total Film and SFX on The 100 Greatest Graphic Novels Of All Time. The title was a slight misnomer, as it’s a bit […]
With Great Wealth comes great Power – Wade Wilson Writer: Gerry Duggan Artist: Scott Koblish Colourist: Val Staples Cover: Dan Panosian Editors: Nick Lowe and Jordan D. White
There are quite a few times when I read an old Marvel comic, and think that it’s quite similar to something that happened in a classic Spider-Man book. The thing is that in some cases […]
In the first column, I suggested a list of acclaimed Spider-Man stories from different eras that would give new readers a good sense of the character. There is a counterargument that this was bad advice, and […]
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