After Calvin Zabo, aka Mister Hyde, recently started his own supervillain group on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., on ComicBook.com I thought it would be fun to rank the five greatest bad guy stables in Marvel Comics...
Tag: Superior Foes of Spider-Man
OK folks, Dan and I have been sitting on this one for a bit but it is well worth the wait. The latest episode of Amazing Spider-Talk, the greatest Spider-Man podcast on the internet includes...
I understand that the calendar technically reads 2015 this morning, but I figured before I jumped into my next theme month on Chasing Amazing I would revisit the past 365 days of comics. 2014 was...
Superior Foes of Spider-Man might be over (I'm still upset about that), but that doesn't mean we can't keep celebrating the bad guys. In this recent list from ComicBook.com, I run down the five very...
Regardless of how great or terrible a television series may be, it almost always ends up being defined by the quality of its final episode. Who cares if The Sopranos was (for the first four...
Superior Foes of Spider-Man #16 is not the final issues of the series, and there are still a number of dangling plot points to be tied up next month when the series does (unfortunately) end....
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...
I haven’t too enthusiastic about some of the past issues of Superior Foes of Spider-Man that choose to focus almost exclusively on one character (not named Boomerang), but I felt like Nick Spencer and Steve...
It’s been so long since we got a transition issue of Superior Foes of Spider-Man (those two standlone stories from a few months ago don’t count), that I almost didn’t know what to make of...
The last time I talked about the Superior Foes of Spider-Man , I was none too happy about back-to-back “filler” issues that neglected to advance the overall Boomerang-led caper plot and instead featured less interesting,...







