Peter David Archive

If you haven’t yet, be sure to download the latest episode of the Amazing Spider-Talk. This time around, Dan and I chat about the classic Peter David/Bob McLeod issue, Amazing Spider-Man #267, aka “The Commuter Cometh.” This episode is another installment of our fan favorite “essential” series. Here are

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I wonder if this post will suffice as some semblance of an apology/mea culpa from me to Peter David. For those who don’t know what I’m talking about, around the time Spider-Man 2099 #9 came out, I voiced some frustrations with the fact that David’s initial narrative/plot from the

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I’m back on ComicBook.com with another installment of 90s Nirvana, the listicle feature that spotlights significant storylines from the 1990s. This go round, I’m talking Peter David and George Perez’s Hulk: Future Imperfect, a story that is quite relevant these days thanks to how it’s being heavily referenced in

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You know what many of the Spider-books have been collectively missing for nearly a year now? A compelling villain that leaves the reader breathless as he or she speculates how the hero (whether it be Spider-Man or someone else) can possibly overcome the odds and succeed. Which is just

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I wonder if Peter David is experiencing Déjà vu all over again. After months of speculation and build-up, David is finally back on a Spider-office ongoing with the relaunch of Spider-Man 2099. The entire premise of the story is built around Miguel O’Hara being trapped in the past, learning

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One of the things I’ve heard repeatedly from people who are fans of “Spider-Verse” is that I need to be more forgiving of its narrative flaws because it’s “fun.” It’s “fun” that all of these different Spiders from around the Multiverse are showing up and having an impact. It’s

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I honestly haven’t been a huge fan of Spider-Man 2099 since the “Spider-Verse” tie-ins started a couple of months ago. I could just be projecting, but the awkward insertion of this storyline feels reminiscent to what inevitably doomed Peter David’s run on Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man a few years ago.

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While it was certainly an entertaining premise to set the recently rebooted Spider-Man 2099 series in the present day, thereby making it a pseudo “fish out of water” story with a unique twist thanks to Peter David’s wittiness, it felt all too inevitable that the series would eventually send

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Peter David Spider-Man books don’t have a happy history of avoiding the influence of larger company-wide or title-wide “events.” During the original Spider-Man 2099 run, the book would intermittingly have to break from its larger narrative to make room for storylines that traversed all the 2099 books. Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man,

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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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