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The Venom Formula

by Mike Greear | in Editorials | Fri, 1 June 2012

If there’s one character who is constantly in need of a makeover, it’s Venom.

Project Rooftop

by Mike Greear | in Editorials | Fri, 16 March 2012

If you’re a comic book aficionado and you’re not familiar with the design web site “Project Rooftop,” let me enlighten you (and ruin your afternoon as you spend the next several hours going over the… [more]

Death and the Super-Hero

by Mike Greear | in Editorials | Thu, 8 December 2011

Let’s talk death.

On Superman Vs. the Amazing Spiderman

by Colin Smith | in Articles | Sun, 30 October 2011

Superman vs. the Amazing Spider-Man was the most impossible thing. It simply could not be. It was a category error, a fanboy’s absurd daydream, a conceit to be associated with an alternate Earth where each family… [more]

Eight Thoughts on Ultimate Spider-Man Vol. 3 #1-2

by Julian Darius | in Reviews | Mon, 10 October 2011

The right-wing media went apeshit over Peter Parker being replaced by Miles Morales, based on a single seven-page sequence (really its own short story) in Ultimate Fallout #4. Lots of people were perfectly prepared to… [more]

Superman is a Sex-Crazed Nazi!

by Kevin Thurman | in Editorials | Fri, 26 August 2011

I’m astounded. We shouldn’t even be having this conversation. Yet here we are. Racist tweets by comic shops, Glenn Beck talking about Spider-Man and the change of traditions, and a “radical” Superman. What the hell… [more]

How to be a Super-Hero in Five Minutes Flat

by David Balan | in Reviews | Tue, 16 August 2011

J. Michael Straczynski and Esad Ribic’s Silver Surfer: Requiem is one of the best comics I have read in recent memory.

Why Carlie Cooper Matters (in Just One Panel)

by Colin Smith | in Articles | Sat, 30 July 2011

It’s hard to suppress the suspicion that there are comic-book creators who have quite deliberately chosen to ignore the business of storytelling in favor of butt-shots and throw-downs, pin-ups and continuity porn.

All Things Must Pass: How Comic Books Can Never Grow Up

by Kevin Thurman | in Articles | Fri, 29 July 2011

You and me, we are getting old. I know. It does suck.

Undoing Super-Hero Marriages: The Failure of the Writerly Imagination

by Julian Darius | in Editorials | Mon, 25 July 2011

With the news that Superman and Lois Lane will no longer be married after DC’s relaunch, super-hero comics have said loudly and clearly: they hate their characters being married because it makes for less drama.

Behind the Mask

by Richard De Angelis | in Editorials | Sat, 23 July 2011

At Halloween, superhero costumes are a popular choice for many Trick-or-Treaters. (We had two Iron Men and a Spider-Man come to our door last year.) This is a departure from the original concept behind Halloween… [more]

Wealth and Fame, He’s Ignored…

by Michael Rutschky | in Editorials | Sat, 8 September 2007

Peter Parker was a nerdy kid from Queens who was constantly picked on by the jocks at his high school. Girls didn’t like him, and he didn’t really have any friends. He was a social… [more]

Spider-Sense Tingling

by Michael Rutschky | in Editorials | Wed, 6 June 2007

It’s a small buzzing in the base of the skull that warns Peter Parker of danger yet to happen — Spider-Man’s spider-sense, originally discovered by the Chameleon as he was sending a message to Spider-Man… [more]

25th Issue Spectacular! (or, What the Hell, It’s a Party!)

by Brian Graiser | in Editorials | Fri, 22 September 2006

Greetings, fans, and welcome to Tact is for the Weak, the article that doesn’t know the meaning of the word “moderation” (or “restraining order”). I usually don’t admit to many mistakes (because, let’s face it,… [more]

The Other

by Billy Black | in Articles | Sun, 18 June 2006

Spider-Man is Marvel’s greatest icon, its most instantly recognizable contribution to pop culture. Endless merchandise and two blockbuster hit films have brought the company millions upon millions of dollars from this one character since his… [more]

Your Guide to Civil War: Disassembled, House of M, and the Road to Civil War

by Richard Renteria | in Reviews | Tue, 2 May 2006

As we get ready for the start of Civil War, I think it’s time we take a look at some of the events that, while not directly related to the storyline, have brought us to… [more]

CrossGen, Austen, 2099, More

by Mike Phillips | in News | Fri, 25 June 2004

The Final Chapter? If you didn’t see this coming then I have taught you nothing. It’s no surprise that CrossGen has filed for bankruptcy. The company’s debt has risen to around $3.5 million and that… [more]

Of Spider-Man and Action Comics

by Matt Martin | in Reviews | Tue, 11 May 2004

Spider-Man #2 Marvel Comics – Mark Millar (w); Terry Dodson (p); Rachel Dodson (i)Man, it is not often that I see a book transition from “promising” to “pointless” so quickly. To recap, last issue, after… [more]

On Mark Millar’s Spider-Man

by Matt Martin | in Reviews | Fri, 30 April 2004

Spider-Man #1 Marvel Comics / Marvel Knights – Mark Millar (w); Terry Dodson (p); Rachel Dodson (i)It’s not often that I look at a solicitation text, roll my eyes and absolutely WANT to dislike a… [more]

Marvel’s April, American Flagg!, and More Cancellations

by Julian Darius | in News | Wed, 28 January 2004

Marvel’s New SolicitationsApril looks like Marvel’s month (Jim Lee’s debut on Superman notwithstanding). Major projects or launches include the following: The debut of Mark Millar’s Spider-Man, an ongoing through Marvel Knights. Millar’s plans for the… [more]