Facing down this event, I originally thought about reading through it, and then chopping it up and trying to cover the events in real time. Like, I coulda chopped up ASM 535…
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ASM 535
This cover and the last ASM cover are a nice pair, Spidey Vs. the 2 leaders. This is the issue where the pro-reg side gets firmly characterized as absolutely insane fascists, as…
SSM V2 31
This cover is a pretty half-ass reference to Secret Wars #8. Which makes sense, in a way, new costume, and all, but not really. Peter Parker arrives at Liz Allan’s place (A…
SSM V2 30
Seems Clayton Crain is never far from this title for the duration. But he’s just doing covers here for a bit. Comparing Electro to Hitler is a bit much! It wasn’t too…
ASM 533
Why does Spider-Man have what looks more like a scorpion on his chest, Ron? What on Earth? Maybe it’s a good thing he’s wearing the armor in this story. Now that the…
ASM 532
This’ll be weird. JMS will make it plain that, while Mark Millar is clearly on Iron Man’s side, Straczynski is not. So Iron Man is completely altruistic and acting in good faith…
New Avengers Annual 01
Let’s close out this block with a good comic. Look at that lovely cover. It’s the wedding event of the century from your pals Brian Michael Bendis, Olivier Coipel, uh, 8 inkers…
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…