So, yeah, back to this. As we’ve seen, Disassembled was a totally self-contained story. But they had the idea to create a bunch of tie-ins where… bad things happened to people. Ostensibly…
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TAC V2 10
Spidey should see someone about that growth on his side. On the big screen, Kid Kiwi introduces himself, wanting all the Sheilas to know he’s single (Pretty sure “Sheilas” is a strictly…
TAC V2 09
It’s a big month for the evolution of Ramos’ art style, as Spider-Man’s feet are longer 3 feet wide and 4 feet long. Ramos slowly gets less awful over time, and the…
TAC V2 08
This month, we begin with Spider-Man pontificating about living in a post-9/11 world as he watched riots in Palestine on the big Times Square TV over Doc Ock’s attack. Then we check…
TAC V2 07
Well, let’s see what’s going on with Doc Ock. Presumably. Maybe this’ll be 22 pages of Detective Garrett, who knows? Is that supposed to be Ms. Lyon from the Spider-Man and His…
TAC V2 06
As far as I can recall, this is the beginning of a really terrible phenomenon that continues to somehow get worse today. If something’s happening in a Marvel movie, the comics try…
TAC V2 05
Hey, they let Venom appear on the cover! Maybe they shipped this when Jemas’ back was turned. This issue begins with a frankly astounding retcon: Eddie doesn’t just have cancer, he’s had…
TAC V2 04
Despite the way some posts have gone on this blog over the years, I don’t want to be a hater. I try to find the good in things. But how do people…
TAC V2 03
The lighting on this cover is incomprehensible. This issue opens with what I can only describe as a post-Bendis page: I mean, it really is. This page had me thinking Garrett must…
TAC V2 02
That’s it, keep those covers good and generic. We accidentally let last issue’s cover sell the fact that the very popular Venom was in the issue, that was a mistake! What do…