The Review at the End of the Universe
Greater Power: Part 1 Ever since Marvel announced Gwen Stacy Spider-Woman as a Spider-Verse character she hass been widely loved. A lot of fan-art, cosplays, and overall appreciation has been widespread on the internet since. With such outstanding popularity she’s was given her very own series and after Secret Wars she’s back! When her first…
The Marvel Universe has been running for 54 years now. With many scrambled stories and universes it is time for Marvel Comics to let a new universe come and their old stories go. At last upon the final chapter to give a fresh, clean slate for the future of Marvel Comics. The stories and characters…
The November 2014 Reboot of Thor is still an action-packed and interesting comic. Now on its 7th issue with more amazing artwork and story to tell. We start with a possible hint of who the new Thor is before she took upon Mjolnir and the name of Thor with a prequel sequence from that character’s point of…
Issue #9 Spider-Verse comes to The Amazing Spider-Man and it hits the ground running. The main universe (hereafter referred to as 616 as that’s the universe he inhabits) Peter Parker is drawn into a pitched battle involving different incarnations of himself from alternate universes and learns of Morlun’s plan. Event comics have come a long…
Issue 1.5 After what feels like forever we finally get the conclusion to The Amazing Spider-Man arc “Learning to Crawl” which rounds out the untold story of Peter Parker’s early days as Spider-Man. Throughout this story Peter has been having trouble growing into his powers as well as dealing with the guilt he’s been feeling…
Issue 1 – Spider-Man Noir My first experience with Spider-Man Noir was in the video game Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions where he was a playable character. The conceit of this version is that he exists in an alternate 1930s depression era New York where crime runs rampant. Spider-Man’s costume is appropriately darker to suit the darker…
It should be no secret to anyone who is interested in Marvel comics that they have been planning his death for a while now. In general I’m against the announcement of such a pivotal event months in advance but I suspect that it’s the only way comics can make money nowadays. Unfortunately it makes all…
Issue #1.4 This particular issue of Amazing Spider-Man functions nicely as a microcosm of Peter Parker as a character. Structurally the story starts off with everything going very well in his academic, home and Spider-Man life, progresses to his sense of responsibility getting in the way and ends up with everything that was good about…
