I suppose it must be noted that, by this time, Iron Man has undergone the Extremis process, which means he now has a thin first layer of his suit stored inside his…
Month: October 2025
New Avengers 17
As Steve McNiven and Co are called away to greener pastures, enter Mike Deodato, Jr. and his trusty inker, Joe Pimentel. With Dave Stewart on colors, they’ll complete this storyline. Sadly. You…
New Avengers 16
Well, now it’s unfortunately time for the first real clunker of a New Avengers story. Nothing’s perfect, after all. Steve McNiven, Dexter Vines and Morry Hollowell return as artists… for this issue……
FNSM 10
A little closer to the original this time, but still its own thing. Spider-Man wakes up stuck to the bridge, just in time to see Gwen falling off it this month. Cut…
FNSM 09
Mike Manley takes over inks this issue. Doing the homage without actually doing the homage requires a lot more thought. Kudos to the gang. Well, we’re in the future this month, presumably…
FNSM 08
Back to FNSM as we come to the end of this block. This book had more new suit than Sensational due to it not having him switch mid-story. Ringo and the gang…
FNSM 07
Oclair Albert bows out on inks this month, otherwise, same team as last issue. Well, we’re in a hospital room with El Muerto, being looked at by JJJ and Robbie. Very dated,…
FNSM 06
Ooooooh, this comic was such a pain. As I wasn’t buying Spider-Man for 7 months, I didn’t get it. And I feel 100% certain this will be a bad comic. But then…
SSM V2 27
Angel Medina is back, but Clayton Crain remains on covers. Stegron the Dinosaur Man has appeared in exactly 2 comics since Lethal Foes of Spider-Man in 1993. And in an extended flashback…
SSM V2 26
Suddenly, Clayton Crain. His really jarring digital painting style has never appealed to me. It’s weirdly artificial looking. He came to prominence on symbiote-related comics. And, like, this cover isn’t so bad,…