You’d think Spider-Man would be higher on the titular list. I, of course, was not buying ASM in this period, or Spider-Man in general outside of USM, but if you were gonna…
Tag: Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 2
ASM Annual 37
We round out this block with a 2nd annual, and with more flashbacks. Annual 36 was cover dates September 2009, and 37 is July 2010. At this rate, we could start seeing…
ASM 611
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…
ASM 610
One thing’s for sure, Peter’s definitely gonna expose his secret to Harry and the Reillys after the extreme lengths the Spider-Office went to to make it a secret again. Jeromy Cox has…
ASM 609
Almost shockingly, this issue has the same creators as last issue! No changes, no substitutions! What is this, a regular series or something? As I write this in 2025, Marco Checchetto is…
ASM 608
Nah mean? Enough. Marc Guggenheim is back in the writer’s chair, and I mean, I’ll take anybody over Joe Kelly, at this point. Bring back Bob Gale. At his his characters are…
ASM 607
Felicia has teeth like a beaver and the typical J. Scott Campbell truly creepy fingers this time. Very nearly had our first back-to-back issues with the same creative team in this entire…
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,…
ASM 605
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…
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…