More NAZI BEES. The way this book weirdly insists on downplaying the Nazi part makes me want to highlight it. Someone thought NAZI BEES were a good idea. Who’s that someone? Why,…
Tag: Gregory Wright
SSM 08
It’s the Spidey debut of the great Mike Weiringo! Real talk & full disclosure, I was not the biggest fan of his in this era. His stuff is a bit too cartoony,…
SSM 07
With Dan Jurgens leaving pretty abruptly, we got us a fill-in. One I did not previously own, as you can see from the mycomicshop.com tag there. Here we gotta deal with the…
SSM 6
This is Dan Jurgens’ abrupt final issue (Aided and abetted by Klaus Janson and Gregory Wright). In spite of being the one who talked to editorial and got them to decide Peter…
ASM 303
You’d never know it, but I haven’t read an old Spider-Man comic in like 3 or 4 weeks as of this writing, which is the longest period in about 8 months. But…
ASM 302
It’s weird that Spectacular & Web have John Romita, Sr. cornerboxes as Amazing doesn’t right now. This cover has never made a bit of sense to me. Did that ill-defined weapon of…
ASM 301
Until recently, my only copy of this issue was a reprint. It came with an action figure decades ago. But I’ve procured the real thing now, so we’ll take a look at…
SSM 5
Part 5 of this story gets underway with Spidey swinging around recapping, as he is wont to do, before diving into a mugging to vent his frustrations. Also his suit is magically…
SSM 4
Seems like trouble. I don’t remember this one at all. It opens with Peter Parker bringing the photo he took of Spidey with the skeleton to JJJ. This feels like a regression…
Marvel Vs. DC, Part 4
So, the event’s over, you’d think I’d be out of rambling to do. About 8 months after the event, DC published a 4-issue mini called DC/Marvel: All-Access by Ron Marz, Jackson “Butch”…