New Issues Archive

Two issues in and the new Amazing Spider-Man (volume 4) status quo isn’t going anywhere. Find out what I think about ASM #2 (by Dan Slott and Giuseppe Camuncoli) in my review at the superiorspidertalk.com. Then, stay tuned as Dan Gvozden and I release our next podcast about the issue

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If you haven’t made your way over to superiorspidetalk.com yet, be sure to click on the following link and read my review of The Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows #2. This is a series that seems to be getting better and better. Get more information on superiorspidertalk.com.

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The fourth chapter in Gerry Conway and Carlo Barberi’s “gang war” focused “Spiral,” aka, Amazing Spider-Man #19.1, was recently released and you can check out my review of the story on superiorspidertalk.com.

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Here it is folks, my debut review as part of the “all-new” (Marvel loves that phrase, right?) superiorspidertalk.com. Check out my thoughts on The Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows #1 by Dan Slott and Adam Kubert. Was it as controversial as everyone expected?

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While this most recent arc of Amazing Spider-Man has clearly lacked the pomp and circumstance of “Spider-Verse,” or “Goblin Nation,” Amazing Spider-Man #18 still reads as an anti-climatic finale for a series that is set to go on some semblance of a hiatus while Marvel gets its Secret Wars

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Since Amazing Spider-Man’s “Spiral” arc kicked off last month, there’s been a lot of chatter about how it has been a welcomed return to Spidey’s “street level” roots. And that’s undeniably true, especially in light of the past two years of Spider-Man storylines. But what I’ve appreciated most about

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I can’t remember the last time I was at a place of just sheer indifference with Amazing Spider-Man. We’re now a few issues past the conclusion of “Spider-Verse,” a storyline that elicited a rather visceral reaction from me, and a few installments away from “Renew Your Vows,” which will

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The writer who sheepishly refers to himself as the “man who killed Gwen Stacy,” proved this week that 25 years removed from his last sustained run on a Spider-Man ongoing series and 40 years removed from his final issue of Amazing Spider-Man, he has as much of a handle

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If you were to look up the term “transitory comic book issue” in the dictionary, you would probably get a picture of Amazing Spider-Man #16 – which is not necessarily a bad thing, especially after the past six months of exhausting, Multiverse-spanning stories that were the bread and butter

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The first issue that connected to “Spider-Verse” — a prologue published in Superior Spider-Man #32 — was published last August, more than six months ago. Just looking at that sentence is difficult to believe, not necessarily because six months is a very long time for a modern comic book

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