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.
André Santana makes the case for the spider-marriage, and why it is better for Marvel and the readers if Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson are married.
For the Crawlspace, we look at the untranslated Spider-Man the Manga, the material that has never been published in the United States.
Stories have a purpose: to experience something that we have not experienced (and neither will) in our lifetime. Contemplate how fictional (or real) people dealing with their internal conflicts in order to reassess our […]
Welcome back, Spider-Man fans! I can’t believe that it’s May, can you? The month of May, not the aunt! Anywho, as you’ll undoubtedly recall from last month’s Spider-Tracer article (Don’t tell me you missed it! […]
It is January 2009. In the climax of Final Crisis #6, Batman points a gun at Darkseid, who releases his Omega Sanction Rays before the Dark Knight can fire his weapon; Darkseid is gunned down. […]
Artist Alex Saviuk is a legendary Spider-Man artist. He has worked consistently on Spider-Man since 1986. In this interview he talks about his long run on Web of Spider-Man and working with Stan Lee on […]
I take a crack at answering one of the perennial questions of Spider-History.
Who’s the Crime-Master, you ask? That’s kind of hard to explain, for you see, the Crime-Master isn’t just any one criminal; it’s a criminal legacy that seems to have spanned quite a large number of […]
Judging by how many Spider-Man fans there are on this site (that’s… what, all of you?), you’ve no doubt seen the recent “Spider-Man: Far from Home” trailer featuring none other than everyone’s favorite master of […]
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