Uh-oh, Fred Van Lente. Can he redeem himself after his last one? Considering this stuff is all written by committee, it may be that Chameleon junk wasn’t even totally his idea. We…
Month: August 2026
ASM 604
Why did Mark Waid write the first part of this? The division of labor in the Spider-Office right now is very confusing. Barry Kitson is back to bring it home, inked by…
ASM 603
You know what, gang, maybe we don’t want MJ back. What in the world is going on with this cover? “Hi, I’m the demonic entity that has possessed Mary Jane, how are…
ASM 602
We are once again digital. To my genuine shock, we have a totally different creative team this time. Why? Would a 4-part story not best be served by the same people doing…
ASM 601
Ok, so, with 600 out of the way, now we get to the issue I felt I must purchase. But not, as you might expect, for the main story. It’s for a…
ASM 600
People can be very stupid, and speaking as a person myself, I have been known to do stupid things. Take this issue, for example. ASM 601 had a backup story I felt…
ASM Annual 36
Behind this striking uncredited cover I assume is by Olivier Coipel, we have Marc Guggenheim at bat from the writing team, aided & abetted by Pat Olliffe, Andy Lanning and Antonio Fabela….
ASM 599
We’re back to end this little torment with yet another artist stepping in. Stephen Segovia takes the first 5 pages, while previous contestants Checchetto and Siqueira handle the rest. Also Christ Chuckry…
ASM 598
There’s a cover. Paulo Siqueira is back to tag team with Checchetto this time, and Jeromy Cox is back on colors. I can barely keep up. As we begin, Harry is staring…
ASM 597
A 3rd penciler in as many parts of this story, wow. It’s Marco Checchetto. Has he been on the blog yet? I don’t think so. Good in this era, and even better…