Spider-Man & Wolverine #6
is an exhausted epilogue to the initial first five issues of this title, giving its last-minute themes time to breathe in lieu of more well-rounded thematic structuring. #SpiderMan #Wolverine #MarvelComics
DetailsThe Amazing Spider-Man: Torn #1
is a bold but uneven return for J. Michael Straczynski alongside Pere Perez, a debut issue rich with introspection but dense with its pacing in a way that harbors its ideas from striking harder in this first issue. #SpiderMan #MarvelComics
DetailsSpider-Man Noir #1
will not be the book every fan wanted for this cult-classic character, but Erik Larsen & Andrea Broccardo’s unique approach is still thoroughly entertaining. #SpiderMan #SpiderManNoir #MarvelComics
DetailsThe Amazing Spider-Man #13
continues the surprising hot-streak of Joe Kelly & Pepe Larraz new ‘Galactic Spider-Man’ saga with a fantastic pace and substantial thematic weight. @thatjoekelly @pepelarraz #SpiderMan #MarvelComics
DetailsBatman #2
Batman #2 takes the promise of its first issue and runs with it, continuing to focus on a Batman with a fresh personality, but still trapped within the tired story lines of the last few years.
DetailsSpider-Man & Wolverine #5
After four straight months of adrenaline, #SpiderMan & #Wolverine closes its first arc with a chaotic burst of brutal action, last-minute moral reckonings, and all the unrestrained energy that comes with Kaare Andrews at full throttle. #MarvelComics
DetailsAll-New Spider-Gwen: Ghost-Spider #2
All-New Spider-Gwen: Ghost Spider #2 is lean and mean in a way that actively detracts from what the team is trying to do with such an angst-riddled launch to this new volume for Gwen. #SpiderGwen #MarvelComics
DetailsBlack Cat #2
Black Cat #2 continues this new series with a classical air about itself that allows both Felicia and the wider Spider-Man mythos to bathe in the simplicity of the past with modern sensibilities, no nostalgia trip needed.
DetailsUltimate Spider-Man #21
Another month, another enthralling chapter of Hickman’s Ultimate Spider-Man that is as great as it is challenging to love, with how much it continues to muck up the focus of this series as it hits the homestretch and a title character so underdeveloped
DetailsThe Amazing Spider-Man #12
may showcase a continued struggle with pacing, but is overall still a pure popcorn book full of interesting ideas and simply brilliant superhero art. @thatjoekelly @ed_mcguinness #SpiderMan
DetailsThe Amazing Spider-Man #11
The Amazing Spider-Man #11 is a dense setup for the title’s future full of interesting promises, dilemmas, and character work that makes the last few issues of strangeness all the more worthwhile.
DetailsSpider-Man ’94 #1
Spider-Man ’94 #1 is a gift of nostalgia granted to those who don’t squint too hard, the advertising pitch incongruent with the book’s true narrative soul.
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