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…
Tag: Madame Web
ASM 606
It’s called foreshadowing, kids. And with Joe Kelly back in the saddle, I’m sure this will manage the astounding feat of being the worst Black Cat comic I’ve ever read. Mike McKone,…
USM 105
Aw, Kitty. Justin Ponsor is back this month, and Drew Hennessy hangs in there. Am I crazy? Does John Dell not come back? He doesn’t! Drew Hennessy sees Bags out. I thought…
USM 104
Well, it’s a new issue, so obviously, the personnel have changed. Drew Hennessy is joined by Matt Ryan on inks, and Andy Troy of Avalon Studios is here on colors. What in…
USM 103
This month, the mysterious Studio F is on colors, last seen on Spectacular Spider-Man, Vol. 2, I think. It’s funny how this arc represents the longest Marvel run by a writer/penciler team…
USM 102
As mentioned before, this month, Bendis & Bags tie Stan & Jack for the longest run by a single writer/penciler team in Marvel history (Although calling Stan the “writer” of those stories…
SSM 39
Is that creature on the cover supposed to be May? Why do people hire Clayton Crain? It looks like an emaciated Conan the Barbarian. May’s forearm looks more powerful than mine. To…
SSM 38
Last month went by with no issue of SSM on the stands. It’s epidemic. I suppose an Eddie Brock appearance during the Black Suit Sales Event at your local Ford dealer isn’t…
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,…