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...
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It's time for an all-new, all-different Spider-Man podcast (sorta). Amazing Spider-Talk is back and we're talking about Marvel's dramatic new status quo with Peter Parker in Amazing Spider-Man #1 (vol. 4). Hear Dan Gvozden and...
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,...
The best Spider-Man podcast on the internet is back with a new episode. Swing over to superiorspidertalk.com and listen to episode 13 of Amazing Spider-Talk in which Dan and I discuss Amazing Spider-Man #13, the...
Dating back to the dawn of the “Marvel Age of Comics” in the 1960s, the self-proclaimed “House of Ideas,” has always prided itself of the scope and the epic-nature of its stories. The Fantastic Four...
Thanks to our crazy schedules around the holidays, Dan Govzden and I are not going to be able to record a new review episode of Amazing Spider-Talk until after Thanksgiving. But have no fear true...
When it comes to the newly rebooted Amazing Spider-Man series, I sometimes feel like someone in the midst of the “five stages of grief” – trying to work my way through each stage until I...
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...
In terms of functioning as an engaging set-up for the upcoming “Spider-Verse” storyline, Superior Spider-Man #33 is a very effective comic book. But now, the question remains whether or not Dan Slott’s “Spider-Verse” is actually...
Like an old friend you were secretly happy had left the country for good only to show up on your doorstep to ask for a place to sleep for the next month, Otto Octavius, the...
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