Spider-Gwen Archive

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 that are a tad frustrated with this series. That’s not necessarily a concession that I

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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. Since the book launched in February, there have been a fair number of people

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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 television and in movies now is essentially just a rehash of something we’ve read

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You might have heard that some series called Spider-Gwen released earlier this week (my review will be up early next week). In celebration of this comic, on ComicBook.com, I recently took a look at eight key comic book moments in the history of Gwen Stacy. From her first appearance

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I still wish that the short little vignettes we’ve been getting in the first two issues of Spider-Verse Team-Up would somehow play a more consequential role in the larger “Spider-Verse” narrative, but I also can’t deny that this miniseries continues to deliver fun and entertaining stories that further flesh

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Here we go Spider-Friends, the latest episode of Amazing Spider-Talk is available for download over at the fantastic superiorspidertalk.com. In this episode, Dan and I share our thoughts about Amazing Spider-Man #7 (vol. 3), talk about all the new books announced at New York Comic Con, and then discuss

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Both Dan and I are very excited about this interview. Amazing Spider-Talk welcomed Jason Latour and Robbie Rodriguez, the writer and penciller respectively for the hit comic, Edge of Spider-Verse #2, aka, the debut of “Spider-Gwen.” At least from our perspective, this one of our most entertaining and colorful interviews

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Insert the obligatory, “face it tiger this comic hit the jackpot” joke here. In all seriousness, Edge of Spider-Verse #2, which stars an alternative version of Gwen Stacy where she has great powers and responsibilities and operates as Spider-Woman, is a really, really good comic. In fact, I would

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