If you were wondering why an issue of Ms. Marvel would get a whole post after the last 2 posts, well, the cover is your answer. In fact, Spider-Man’s such a big…
Author: spiderdewey
Ms. Marvel 44-46
The Ms. Marveling continues! Sana Takeda swaps back into the art seat to join Brian Reed in continuing this surprisingly epic storyline. We begin with a distraught Lily Hollister recounting how an…
Ms. Marvel 40-43
We are back in Avengers world, and Dark Reign is marching on. 17 months of Norman Osborn being in every comic book. It’s too much. And Ms. Marvel is no exception. This…
ASM Annual 37
We round out this block with a 2nd annual, and with more flashbacks. Annual 36 was cover dates September 2009, and 37 is July 2010. At this rate, we could start seeing…
The Many Loves Of ASM
Sometimes, there’s just not enough Spider-Man product on the stands. Take this month, for example, cover date July 2010. This month saw release of 4 ASMs and an Annual (A mere 9…
Jackpot 3
It’s my birthday. This is a rotten gift. We get through all 3 issues with no creative changes. Amazing. Spectacular. The bare minimum in ages past, but not now. We open on…
Jackpot 2
The Amazing Spider-Man, the Cadillac of Marvel Comics, can’t keep an art team for more than a month, but this can. I am perplexed. We open on Jackpot busting up White Rabbit’s…
Jackpot 1
I almost skipped this. I skimmed it. It seemed pretty dreadful. But it ends up having more than a little Spider-Man in it, so here we are. Marc Guggenheim may not be…
FF 574
Fantastic Four! How long has it been? Despite them appearing with surprising frequency in Spider-Man comics (That, itself, despite the whole registration thing), we’ve not seen an issue of FF since Civil…
ASM 611
I hate Deadpool. I just do. He’s like a 13-year old’s idea of a cool, funny character. Which, given the average reader age in the era he comes from, shouldn’t be too…