Secret Wars Archive

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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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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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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According to Marvel, it’s the end of the world as we know in May once Secret Wars merges together the 616 and Ultimate universes. But this is hardly a new storyline device used by the big comic book publishers. On ComicBook.com I talk about other famous “end of the

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In the past, I have not been shy about expressing my love for Marvel’s Secret Wars miniseries. Now that it’s celebrating ints 30th anniversary in 2014, in my latest WhatCulture submission, I thought I would look back at this great Marvel event and discuss 10 reasons why we still

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I’m guesting again today at one of my favorite comic book blogs out there, Longbox Graveyard. But rather than being Spidey-centric, this time around I’m tackling the big mother of all Marvel events, the action-figure inspired Secret Wars saga of 1984-85. Secret Wars was one of the first comic

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While I’m undoubtedly a Spider-Man fan and enthusiast, my introduction to the Marvel universe and eventually Amazing Spider-Man comic books came through Marvel’s Secret War series in the mid-1980s. For those unfamiliar with Secret Wars, it was a 12-issue mega-crossover that starred pretty much every character who mattered in

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