Monthly Archive:: October 2014

And now back to our regularly scheduled programming … With the first arc of the new Amazing Spider-Man title ending with such a resounding thud last month, it was going to take a pretty extraordinary effort from Dan Slott and Gisueppe Camuncoli in this week’s Amazing Spider-Man #7 to

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If you’re going to set out on a journey, you need to know where your destination is going to be. Even if you’re not 100 percent sure how you’re going to get there, how long it’s going to take, and how many stops along the way you’re going to make.

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We’re at the penultimate chapter of my top 75 most iconic Marvel Comics moments list over at ComicBook.com. Be sure to check out some of the key first appearances and memorable scenes that went on to define this company over the past 75 years. Have any of your favorite

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Despite the fact that I’ve been one of Spider-Man 2099’s biggest cheerleaders since the series rebooted over the summer, in the interest of fairness and objectivity, I will absolutely be critical if I feel that an issue misses the mark. To that point, while Spider-Man 2099 #4 is is

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The world of Thor underwent a major shift this past week with the introduction of a brand new female Thor. In celebration of one of Marvel’s flagship heroes, at ComicBook.com I run down the 10 greatest Thor stories of all time. Check them out and let me know if

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Followers of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (namely Captain America: The Winter Soldier and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.) know that over the past year there was a major infiltration of the terrorist organization Hydra. In acknowledgement of this, at ComicBook.com I wrote about five times in comic book history Hydra has

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I think I’ve written this once or twice before on this site, but before I start talking about Edge of Spider-Verse #4 by Clay McLeod Chapman and Elia Bonetti, I should mention that ever since I was a child, I’ve been incredibly squeamish about horror movies. Even to this

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Over at ComicBook.com I recently spoke to Neil Kleid, author of the Marvel Universe novel, Spider-Man: Kraven’s Last Hunt, which is a prose adaptation of the iconic comic book story. In this interview, Kleid talks about his process and the challenges of taking a classic visual story and transforming

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Both Dan and I are very excited about this interview. Amazing Spider-Talk welcomed Jason Latour and Robbie Rodriguez, the writer and penciller respectively for the hit comic, Edge of Spider-Verse #2, aka, the debut of “Spider-Gwen.” At least from our perspective, this one of our most entertaining and colorful interviews

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I figured I’d be one and done with discussing multiverse versions of Spider-Man that were featured in various What If? issues after I made my first “Across the Spider-Verse” post about What If? #1 a few weeks back. However, given the amount of face time “Assassin Spider-Man” (from the

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