It’s here everyone, Issue 25 or 918 in legacy numbering for Amazing Spider-Man. As we finally find out what happened to Mary Jane in the apocalypse mayan world. While a good paced issue with very good art, falls completely flat. I also review the 2023 Free Comic Book Day Spider-Man/Venom as we get a preview of the summer stories. Oh and a forgettable back up story in issue 25 as well. I even do a song and dance. Why? I gotta!
My last review for 2019 is about Amazing Spider-Man #36/837, Amazing Mary Jane #3 and Symbiote Spider-Man: Alien Reality #1. Shocking enough, both Amazing Spider-Man and Amazing Mary Jane get a lower review than expected. […]
I review the next chapter in the Gang War Saga with Amazing Spider-Man #40/934 by Zeb Wells and John Romita Jr. The book really makes you love the work between Spider-Man, She-Hulk and Tombstone. Plus, […]
I review the new Superior Spider-Man costume from my likes to dislikes and also talk about some of my favorite Spider-Man costumes over the years. Including the Insulation Costume by Tom DeFalco and Steve […]
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Surprised Cap didn’t connect with Peter’s plight with MJ better, considering he had his own out of time storyline (drawn by JRJR) where years passed and he had a pseudo son. Gorgeous art, but boy, does this storyline seem depressing. Could all be fixed in a universe with parallel dimensions and time travel, of course:)