While I’m still undoubtedly a fan of what Jason Latour and Robbi Rodriguez have created in Spider-Gwen , after this most recent issue I’m finally starting to understand why there are some people out there...
Category: Spidey Spin Offs
I think a significant amount of praise that I've heaped on the first two installments of Spider-Gwen was predicated on the belief that an issue on the level of Spider-Gwen #3 would soon be published....
As pleasantly surprised as I was by the first issue of Robbie Thompson and Stacey Lee’s Silk , I still managed to lob a fairly serious criticism about the series when I mentioned that for...
I remember reading somewhere that when it comes to any kind of storytelling, there are a finite number of narrative templates for authors to follow, meaning a lot of what we’re reading and watching on...
Expectations are such a funny thing. Of the two big new books launching from the Spider-office in February, Spider-Gwen , with the buzz generated from last year’s Edge of Spider-Verse #2 and its multiple variant...
Surprise! I bet after all the piss and vinegar I laid at the feet of Amazing Spider-Man #14 , especially as it related to its portrayal of Silk, the last thing you thought you would...
The relentlessly funny Axis: Hobgoblin miniseries reached its finale last week, ending on a somewhat inconclusive note that gives me hope that perhaps there’s life after Axis for Roderick Kingsley (as long as Kevin Shinick...
Dennis Hopeless’s take on Jessica Drew, Spider-Woman, continues to be the series I believe I have no business liking as much as I do. As I mentioned in my write-up on last month’s Spider-Woman #1...
I had high praise for last year’s Superior Carnage miniseries, but I remember thinking it ended on a bit of flat note in how it essentially reinstalled Carnage/Cletus Kasady’s same-old played-out status quo. So when...
Regardless of how great or terrible a television series may be, it almost always ends up being defined by the quality of its final episode. Who cares if The Sopranos was (for the first four...









