With Halloween fast approaching, I saw the perfect opportunity to clarify one of the more confusing villain legacies in Spider-Man comics: Jack O’Lantern. That’s right, we’ll be taking a look at ol’ pumpkin puss and […]
It’s almost Valentine’s Day, as I’m sure many of you know, and what better time is there to revisit one of the most bizarre crime bosses to plague Spider-Man? That’s right, for this month’s Spider-Tracer […]
Writers Roger Stern and Tom DeFalco remember Spider-Man’s co-creator Steve Ditko. Highlights of the interview include: Their memory of the first Ditko comic they bought. Thoughts on what made Ditko stand out on the news […]
This Thursday I’ll be recording an interview with writers Roger Stern and Tom DeFalco. The two are going to talk about working with Steve Ditko back in the 1980s. I’ll take questions for the two […]
January 2002. The first Spider-Man movie is still five months away to be released worldwide. More than ever in mankind’s popular culture history, the character is getting ready to be established forever as an icon, […]
Among the things we will be discussing today is the role of religion in Eddie Brock’s character and ASM #300. But that’s not all. Read on!
Happy May Day one and all. Since this day shares a name with a certain daughter of our friendly neighbourhood wall-crawler (and because this year marked her 20th anniversary) we’re going to list of 20 […]
Spider-Clones are bioengineered copies of Peter Parker who share the same genetic code. Designed by Professor Miles Warren and funded by the Brotherhood of Scrier – a secret society that seeks world domination. From a […]
In some ways, this week marks the 30th anniversary of the Spider-Marriage—at least according to Jim Shooter. Researching the background of this story—which includes the firing of an editor, as well as the departure of […]
The release of a comic book memoir of Stan Lee—co-written by Peter David, another notable Spider-Man writer—makes it an appropriate time to look at what comic book writers were up to before they were coming up […]
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