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Review: Avenging Spider-Man #7 – KITTY CATS!!!

Avenging Spider-Man #7 Writer: Kathryn Immonen Pencils: Stuart Immonen [Pencils], Wade Von Grawbadger [Ink], Matt Hollingsworth [Colors] Continuing on in the mighty Marvel Team-Up style, Avenging Spider-Man #7 sees Spider-Man teaming up with She-Hulk (the green one) to fight the ever-menacing threat of kitty cats. No, really. The issue opens with Spider-Man and She-Hulk taking
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The Punisher #10 – Frank Castle Has Jokes

The Punisher #10 Writer: Greg Rucka Art: Marco Checchetto, Matt Hollingsworth [Color Artist] Continuing the “Omega Effect” crossover story, The Punisher #10 picks up where last weeks Avenging Spider-Man #6 left off. Having agreed that the destruction of the Omega Drive–which contains intel on every major super-criminal organization under the sun–is the best course of action,
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Review: Amazing Spider-Man #677, What Was That Saying About Cats and Bad Luck Again?

Amazing Spider-Man #677 Writer: Mark Waid Art: Emma Rios & Javier Rodriguez [Colors] Though I enjoyed the vast majority of “Brand New Day,” there were always three writers during that era of Amazing Spider-Man that I hoped would get the permanent gig when the book inevitably became a one-writer publication again. The obvious first choice was
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Review: Avenging Spider-Man #2 – Two Ways to Get Out of a Giant Worm’s Belly

Avenging Spider-Man #2 Writer: Zeb Wells Art: Joe Madureira [art] and Ferran Daniel [colors] Zeb Wells continues his fast-paced Spider-Man/Red Hulk team-up in Avenging Spider-Man #2 by opening the book right where the first issue left off — with Spidey and Rulk in the belly of a giant worm. Naturally, there are only two ways out
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Review: Amazing Spider-Man #675 OR “Spider-Man Team-Up: Ex-Girlfriend Edition!”

Amazing Spider-Man #675 Writer: Dan Slott Art: Giuseppe Camuncoli [pencils], Klaus Janson [inks] and Frank D’Armata [colors] Last issue saw the return of the Vulturions. If you can remember way back to the ’80s, they were those annoying little bastards that did all of the Vulture’s work for him. Well, the new Vulturions are goofy-looking
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