Who’s ready for another thrilling issue of a comic called Peter Parker in which Peter Parker rarely appears at all? Last issue, Spider-Man was confronting with a shocking discovery after being in…
Category: 2000s
Peter Parker 2
One wonders, if one is me, anyway, how this comic ended up named “Peter Parker.” Much like every other comic to ever have “Peter Parker” in the name, it seems to be…
Peter Parker 1
When Bob Gale disappeared from the monthly ASM lineup, I thought I was free. I was wrong. While Gale wasn’t working on ASM, he was writing something called The Amazing Spider-Man Digital,…
The Short Halloween
Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale did a lot of things together as a team in comics. They did they “Color” series at Marvel, such as Daredevil: Yellow, Spider-Man: Blue, and Hulk: Grey,…
ASM Family 7
A paper comic book! It happened! I don’t remember buying this, but I assume I got it when I decided to get every Roger Stern Spider-Man comic in the period where I…
ASM 594
These Joe Quesada covers, with the bony, emaciated, mishapen Spider-Men swooping through weirdly specific perspective experiments haven’t been my favorite. This time, pencils are by “Barry Kitson & Mike McKone,” in that…
ASM 593
Karl Kesel steps in to help with inks this month, and our tale begins with Peter Parker taking his shower and recapping what he saw at the end of last issue. Aunt…
ASM 592
Mark Waid is back this issue. Thank goodness. He is aided & abetted by Mike McKone, Andy Lanning and Jeromy Cox. We open on 3 pages of Peter Parker recapping the last…
ASM 591
This month, Barry Kitson is mostly doing breakdowns for Jesse Delpergang, and Dale Eaglesham draws only parts of 2 pages and all of 2 more pages. Also there’s 3 colorists. Things got…
ASM 590
For the long time he worked on ASM, Dan Slott told anyone who’d listen how Spider-Man was his favorite character and there was nothing he’d rather do. When he finally, fffffinally let…