For a comprehensive gallery of all of the images featured on Chasing Amazing, along with other cool visuals I stumble upon while surfing the internet, be sure to follow my Pinterest page. Here are some visuals from my Todd McFarlane Spider-Man art page which are all images illustrated by McFarlane that  appeared in

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There’s been a lot of hubbub from fans and critics about the quantity of crossover books and miniseries that tie-in to the upcoming “Spider-Verse” event, but I think as long as we continue to get fun, tightly-plotted stories like Edge of Spider-Verse #1, most of us will be very

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If you haven’t yet, be sure to tune in to the best Spider-Man podcast on the internet, Amazing Spider-Talk. In this latest episode, Dan Gvozden and I talk about the brand new Amazing Spider-Man #6 and Amazing Spider-Man #1.4 (Learning to Crawl). We also discuss some recent Spider-news and

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It’s hard to believe that volume three of the Amazing Spider-Man launched nearly six months ago, because now that we reached the end of the opening arc with ASM #6, it feels like we’re so far removed from the inspired, joyful series debut that I don’t even recognize the book I’m

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This should be a fun list… Over the next few weeks, at ComicBook.com I will be counting down what I deem to be the most influential/iconic moments in Marvel Comics history as part of the company’s 75th anniversary celebration this year. In the first part of my list, I

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The original Spider-Man Noir miniseries is one of those books that sounds like an interesting concept on paper, but ultimately falls short in its execution. And yet, in my three-plus years of blogging, I’ve talked/tweeted/interacted with a number of fans who absolutely adore this series. So, I guess I’ll

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Who doesn’t love a redemption story? And the comic book industry is filled with them. Check out my latest list at ComicBook.com which looks at 10 of the very best “babyface turns” in comic book history. Any of your favorite villains turned heroes missing from the list?

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We were told by the creators of the Superior Foes of Spider-Man, Nick Spencer and Steve Lieber, not to mourn the cancellation of the series this November since the book had such an unexpectedly good run over the past year and change. While I’m not one to argue with

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By the end of the month, one of the most popular characters in Marvel Comics history, Wolverine, will be killed off as part of The Death of Wolverine event. While killing off a major comic book character is not an unusual thing to do  these days, I thought I would

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Based on some of the other reviews I’ve been reading for the first two issues of the newly relaunched Spider-Man 2099 series, it appears that I’m in the minority in being completely captivated by writer Peter David’s slow burn set up and character work. I know that most people

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