Friday Favorites: Intercompany Crossovers
I love a good intercompany crossover. The chance to see characters interact that, under normal conditions, would never cross paths always gives me...
Marvel Knights Stories to Read Alongside the Imprint Relaunch
Donny Cates’ relaunch of the Marvel Knights imprint begins in earnest today with the launch of Marvel Knights #1 (come back later for our review)....
Comictober 2018: Amazing Spider-Man: Hooky by Putney and Wrightson
In looking back at the process which ultimately lead to the creation of Spider-Man, it's fascinating to think that the character has become...
Review: ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #1 is a Fun, Promising Start that Risks Disappointment
Everyone’s favorite web-slinger is back out with yet another new #1 issue (how many have there been now?). The issue features writer Nick Spencer...
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Amazing Spider-Man #801 is a Superb Slott Sendoff (Review)
Marvel Entertainment (w) Dan Slott (a) Marcos Martin (c) Muntsa Vicente For better or worse, Dan Slott has written Amazing Spider-Man, arguably...
Podcast: Mark Stack and the Summer Superhero Movie Extravaganza
Chase and Joe are back for a new round of reviews, interviews, bickering, and general nonsense. We're celebrating our 99th episode by inviting our...
Leading Questions: Character Counts for Something
Every week in a new installment of “Leading Questions”, the young, lantern jawed Publisher of Comics Bulletin Mark Stack will ask Co-Managing...
JAM’s Top 10 for 2016
Editor's Note: While most other comic websites push their writers to collaborate on one definitive list of the "best" comics of 2016, Comics...
Leading Questions: Spidey On My Mind
Every week in a new installment of “Leading Questions”, the young, lantern jawed Publisher of Comics Bulletin Mark Stack will ask Co-Managing...
Hannah Blumenreich’s SPIDEY-ZINE and the (il)legitimacy of “fan art”
Spidey Zine By Hannah Blumenreich Distributed by Gumroad Available Here Hannah Blumenreich’s Spidey Zine delights in every way and it’s...