REVIEW: The Amazing Spider-Man #651

Time for Hobgoblin and Spider-Man to go toe to toe. Phil Ulrich has a slew of new tech and his Hobgoblin laugh, while Peter is decked out in a new Spider-suit. How many seconds before someone throws in a Tron reference? Counting down in 3… 2… 1…

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REVIEW: Amazing Spider-Man #650

There’s a new Hobgoblin in town, and he’s dead set on bringing Spider-Man down, and setting himself up to be the darling in everyone’s eye. By now you’ve probably figured out he’s a bit of a loon, but goofy times, call for goofy solutions – Hey, how’s ‘bout a new costume?

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New Spider Armor on the way

Yes, Dear Reader, there is a new Spider-Man costume on the way…

Peter Parker may have hit the Big Time, but that hasn’t stopped new villains from terrorizing Manhattan. What kind of foe would prompt Spider-Man to suit up in this high-powered costume?

The new costume debuts in Amazing Spider-Man #656 from Dan Slott and Marcos Martin.

Where is Humberto Ramos!?

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REVIEW: The Amazing Spider-Man #648

Even though I’ve dabbled in the Marvel Universe from time to time, the announcement that Dan Slott and Humberto Ramos would be taking over the creative duties on The Amazing Spider-Man had me interested enough to seek out the issue, eager to read. So will I continue to put the title on my list, or will I retreat back to my Ultimate (Comics) Only Stance?

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Spider-Man: Big Time trailer arrives

It all looks like it is coming together for Peter Parker; there’s a new Spider-Girl, Peter has a new job, a new girlfriend, and a new costume.  With all the greatness happening in his lie, what could bring him down?  The Dan Slot/Humberto Ramos Amazing Spider-Man arc kicks off in Amazing Spider-Man #684, and Marvel sent a trailer to let you know about it.

This is the biggest change in Peter Parker’s life in years and it’s all happening in Amazing Spider-Man #648, from the new ongoing creative team of fan-favorite Spidey Scribe Dan Slott and red hot artist Humberto Ramos! New weapons! New costumes! New job! New girlfriend! New villains! Don’t miss Amazing Spider-Man #648, on-sale November 10!

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RETRO REVIEW: Amazing Spider-Man #24 (May 1965)

Or – “How Can You TELL When A Man Who Swings Through New York In A Leotard Is Crazy, Anyway?”

Anniversary Week continues here at the Stately Spoilers Manor!  My name’s Matthew, spinning the hits and reminding you of the things you already knew, but forgot were awesome the first time!  Those who pay close attention to Major Spoilers events like to taunt us that we have a bias towards a certain comic book publisher with a two-letter name.  I could spend time refuting that belief, but as with most semantic arguments, it’s probably easier to just move on. 

My own comic-reading career started firmly in the Marvel Universe with G.I. Joe, Indiana Jones, and the Shogun Warriors, but the second ever subscription form I ever filled out was for a little book called ‘Amazing Spider-Man.’  I was familiar with the character from the TV series where that kid from the Sound of Music got hung from barely-invisible ropes a lot, but the comics were a whole new ballgame.  When I eventually immersed myself in the Peter Parker Experience, I found a couple of stories that really changed my thought-process, not just about the Ol’ Webhead but about comics in general.  This the one that has stuck with me the most.

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Marvel Sneak Peek: Amazing Spider-Man #648

Marvel has released a sneak peek of Amazing Spider-Man #648 by Dan Slott and Humberto Ramos.  Take the jump to check out Peter’s new job, Spider-Man’s new costume, and a new girlfriend.  Oh! There’s also a new Spider-Girl!

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Review: The Amazing Spider-Man #642

For the past year, I have avoided the Amazing Spider-Man title, having heard from all corners of my local comic book shop that it was more than lacklustre. My hopes for the book were re-kindled, however, when I saw that Mark Waid was to write it. Has Waid delivered his usual high standards of writing? Find out after the jump!

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