Hobgoblin Rains Hell On New York: ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #13 Reviewed
The reveal of the new Hobgoblin was a shock last issue. As this story arc concludes- for now- it appears
Read moreThe reveal of the new Hobgoblin was a shock last issue. As this story arc concludes- for now- it appears
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Read moreOne of the greatest foes in Spider-Man’s rogues gallery is the Hobgoblin. The mysterious and brutal Goblin had long been
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Read moreAny book that has Captain America in the starring role is bound to get political, and the same can be
Read moreSpider-Man is one of the few superheroes whose motivation can be boiled down to a sentence- with great power comes
Read moreThings have been steadily building up, the plot of the villains and the actions of the heroes overlapping but staying
Read moreStar Wars: Obi-Wan #4 Writer: Christopher Cantwell Artist: Madibek Musabekov Colours: Sebastian Cheng Letters: Joe Caramagna “As the sandstorm overtakes
Read morePeter Parker has made plenty of allies of his enemies in the past. Amazing Spider-Man #8 makes for the most
Read moreWritten by: Zeb Wells Art by: John Romita Jr., Scott Hanna, Marcio Menyz Letters by: Joe Caramagna Spider-Man has a new
Read moreOutside of a rough first issue, I’ve enjoyed the latest volume of Amazing Spider-Man. There have been some rough spots,
Read moreLife isn’t getting any easier for Sam Wilson now that he’s carrying around the shield and mantle of Captain America
Read moreAmazing Spider-Man is one of the most iconic series in the comics industry. Now it hits issue #900, a massive
Read moreCaptain America: Sentinel of Liberty launched with some interesting ideas, gorgeous art, and lackluster execution. The second issue starts to
Read moreWith the first issue of Captain America: Symbol of Truth it was very easy to declare that Sam Wilson and
Read moreWith the comics industry continuing to battle the effects of the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are continuing to talk
Read moreHalf of the set-up in the latest volume of the Amazing Spider-Man has been a hell of a read. But
Read moreSteve Rogers is the best of us, a hero that always truly does the right thing. What happens when that
Read moreWriter: J.M. DeMatteis Artist: David Baldeon Colours: Israel Silva Letters: Joe Caramagna “THE HUMANITY AGENDA, PART FIVE BEN must take
Read moreWriter: Zeb Wells Artist: John Romita Jr. Inker: Scott Hanna Colours: Marcio Menyz Letters: Joe Caramagna I know that this
Read moreThe launch of the newest volume of Amazing Spider-Man was frankly a disappointment, only propped up by some fun superhero
Read moreCaptain America is back, and black again! A whole new era for the star-spangled Avengers began in April with Captain
Read moreWith the comics industry continuing to battle the effects of the pandemic, Brendan Allen and I are continuing to talk
Read moreUsually we post Star Wars previews on a Tuesday, but as it is May 4th, it seemed appropriate to post today
Read moreI had high hopes for Amazing Spider-Man #1. Unfortunately the new volume of the series misses the mark, in some
Read moreWriter: Steve Orlando Artist: Paul Fry Colors: Neeraj Menon Letters: Joe Caramagna “Miguel O’Hara is back! After fighting battles across
Read moreChange and Captain America are something that goes hand in hand at Marvel Comics, especially since Steve Rogers was thawed
Read moreCaptain America is about to enter an era unprecedented for the character, and Marvel is kicking it off with Captain
Read moreIn life, they say only three things are certain: birth, death, and change. Within comic books, the three things that
Read morePrior to Inferno it seemed that X-Force’s problem was that it wanted to be everything to everyone. That identity crisis
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