Spider-Man

originally published on: May 11, 2005) What's worse than Doc Ock kidnapping J. Jonah Jameson and Aunt May? Doc Ock kidnapping them with the help of Spider–Man's greatest foes — Sandman, the Vulture, Mysterio, Kraven the Hunter and Electro! And to add insult to injury, Spidey's powers see...

originally published on: February 16, 2005) Your friendly neighborhood Spider–Man joins forces with the X–Men's resident weather–controller, Storm! The duo match wits against a power–stealing super–villain in this thrilling all–new tale! That's right, True Believer––this is a...

By noreply@blogger.com (Rokk Krinn) DC COMICS MARVEL COMICS Sanity resumes with this week’s shipment of comic books that are headed to the Bunker. After getting a ridiculous 20 titles with 14 titles from Marvel alone last week, I knew that I had to be in for a much smaller week this Wednesday. We have a total of 8 titles headed to the Bunker. And this assortment of comic books is evenly split between Marvel and DC. With the Fourth of July coming up, I am glad that I was not buried with another monster shipment of comic books. Which Marvel comic book am I least looking forward to reading? This is an easy choice. Amazing Spider-Man #564. This title is just a hot mess. And I have seen nothing to indicate that this title is going to seriously improve anytime in the near future.   [read the full post]

Weekly Awards For The Comic Books From June 25, 2008 - Rokk's Comic Book Revolution

New Comic Books For June 18, 2008 - Rokk's Comic Book Revolution

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 - Not coincidentally, that angst is precisely what has made "Spider-Man" one of the best-selling Marvel Comics characters for more than 40 years. ...

By RawmeatCowboy PR email Santa Monica, CA – July 1, 2008 – The future of New York City will be in gamers’ hands this fall and starting today Activision, Inc. (Nasdaq: ATVI) is allowing them to determine the Spider-Man™: Web of Shadows package image. Starting today, members of the Spider-Man consumer VIP com...

Participate In Developing New Spider Man Game - Totally360

SPIDER-MAN FANS SEIZE CONTROL OF MARVEL AND ACTIVISION’S SPIDER ... - pure nintendo

Gamers to Choose Spider-Man: Web of Shadows Box Art - TeamXbox

By Michael May The Comics Are for Kids Too! panel was made up of Art Baltazar and Franco from Tiny Titans, Peter David (mostly because of his work on Marvel Adventures Spider-Man), Josh Elder and Russel Lissau from The Batman Strikes, and Owly’s Andy Runton.

 - Mini-Review: Regular comic book readers realize there's more out there than Superman, Spider-Man and Batman, and this unique take on the superhero genre ...

Amazing Spider-Man #564, $2.99 Avengers Initiative Premiere HC Vol 02 Killed In Action, $24.99 Avengers Invaders #3 (of 12)(Regular Alex Ross Cover), $2.99 Avengers Invaders #3 (of 12)(Incentive Olivier Coipel Variant Cover), $2.99 Captain America TP Operation Rebirth (New Printing), $29.99 Counter X TP Vol 01 X-Force, $19.99 Fantastic Four Premiere HC Lost Adventures Stan Lee (Book Market Edition), $24.99 Fantastic Four Premiere HC Lost Adventures Stan Lee (Direct Market Edition), $24.99 Marvel 1985 #1 (of 6)(2nd Printing Edwards Variant), $3.99 Marvel Adventures Spider-Man #41, $2.99 Marvel Illustrated Three Musketeers #2 (of 6), $3.99 Marvel Two-In-One #13, $4.99 Mighty Avengers Premiere HC Vol 02 Venom Bomb, $19.99   [read the full post]

Preliminary ComicList for 06/25/2008 - ComicList

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By Andrew Wheeler There are two kinds of superhero novels, with very different rules. The more common – but less respected – kind of superhero novel takes characters and situations we already know from an existing comics universe and tells a story using that furniture. Those books can be amazing, like Ellio...

By Brian Cronin There was already a considerable amount of buzz around Ultimate Spider-Man by the time issue #13 came out. Brian Michael Bendis had established himself as a major force at Marvel Comics, and Mark Bagley had his career completely ...

By Chris Ullrich Also, slides from Ultimatum showing the Fantastic Four, Dr. Doom, Namor, and the Ultimates 3 cast of the Ultimates featuring Black Panther and Captain America next to each other on the slide. This slide highlights, according to Bendis, an "organic but massive disaster" which happens to t...

By ComicList Trapped in a future they know nothing about, the team of Captain America, Namor, Toro, the Human Torch and Bucky, are scrambling to find out just what has happened to them. Marvel is pleased to announce that the latest action packed epic, packaged by Dynamite Entertainment, from the legendary team of Alex Ross and Jim Krueger has sold out at Diamond (although copies may still be available at the retail level) and due to overwhelming demand, will return with Avengers/Invaders #1 (of 12) Director’s Cut! Not only will the second printing include the epic first battle between the Invaders, Thunderbolts and Spider-Man, but it also includes all new, never before seen content! Featuring a new cover by Alex Ross himself, this director’s cut a...   [read the full post]

Avengers/Invaders Issue 1 Sells Out & Returns With A Director’s Cut! - Comic Book Goblin

Comic Book Review: Avengers/Invaders #1 - Rokk's Comic Book Revolution

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Trapped in a future they know nothing about, the team of Captain America, Namor, Toro, the Human Torch and Bucky, are scrambling to find out just what has happened to them. Marvel is pleased to announce that the latest action packed epic, packaged by Dynamite Entertainment, from the legendary team of Alex Ross and Jim Krueger has sold out at Diamond (although copies may still be available at the retail level) and due to overwhelming demand, will return with Avengers/Invaders #1 (of 12) Director’s Cut! Not only will the second printing include the epic first battle between the Invaders, Thunderbolts and Spider-Man, but it also includes all new, never before seen content! Featuring a new cover by Alex Ross himself, this director’s cut a...   [read the full post]

Avengers/Invaders Issue 1 Sells Out & Returns With A Director’s Cut! - Comic Book Goblin

Comic Book Review: Avengers/Invaders #1 - Rokk's Comic Book Revolution

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What separates the super–villains from just plain old villains? When they escape from prison, regular villains might lay low for a while and enjoy the sweet taste of freedom. But not a super–villain like Doctor Octopus––the minute he's free, he's gathering up the most dangerous crew eve...

 CA - Don't worry, she does show up eventually (and with all the energy you'd hope), but Weisman follows Stan Lee and Steve Ditko's original stories by building ...

By Karl Cramer I would like to point out that Marvel: Ultimate Alliance had a story that rivaled any recent Marvel crossover, accurately detailed Marvel history, and gave us some theatrical-quality cinematics. (See below.) Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2 has been announced for 2009 and will cover the eve...

Spider-Man Deserves Better, Yo - Kotaku

Jaffe: Stop giving Spider-Man dull missions - CVG Online

By Rick That would put the sequel a healthy 4 years removed from Spider-Man 3, and keeping a May release date would allow Sony to jump out ahead of Marvel’s proposed Captain America and Avengers movies - after Marvel agreed to let the company renew its rights to the character. Nice to see chivalry is...

By Brian Ashcraft God of War designer David Jaffe is sad. Sad and angry. He is a Marvel fan — no, he is a "Marvel fan for life". And as such, he knows one thing: Spider-Man deserves way better. In a recent blog post, he writes an open letter to "The People Who Make Marvel Comics Video Games", stating:

'God of War' Creator Talks Spider-Man Videogames - ComicMix

Jaffe: Stop giving Spider-Man dull missions - CVG Online

By Brian Cronin The Amazing Spider-Man #50 At June 23, 2008, Dan K wrote: At June 23, 2008, JD wrote: At June 23, 2008, Craig wrote: At June 23, 2008, Bryan Levy wrote: At June 23, 2008, JD wrote: We all know nobody loves the Silver Age Spider-man like I love the Silver Age Spider-man, right?

PinkNews.co.uk  UK - The characters created by New York-based Marvel Comics in the 1960s - titles such as Spider‑Man, The Fantastic Four, Hulk and The X‑Men - are all still ... Film Review: Hancock PinkNews.co.uk all 2 news articles

 - By Dean Winkelspecht Batman is my favorite comic book hero with a substantial lead over anybody else. Nobody comes close. Not Spider-Man. Not the Hulk. ...

 MI - But it's safe to say that 'Iron Man' is the SECOND best Superhero Movie of all time. It's right behind 'Spider-Man 2' which is still 100% perfect. ...

 - Ever since Sam Raimi served up a disappointing third installment of Sony's Spider-Man franchise, the seat to Hollywood's king of comic book adaptations has ...

 CA - Jun 16, 2008 by Eric Goldman June 16, 2008 - The Season 1 finale of this show got off to a (forgive the term) spectacular start, as Spidey celebrated returning to his ...

By Victor B. Alright, here's the rumor in one simple premise: Spider-Man versus the Marvel Zombies. That's what the leak is saying. A game featuring Spider-Man taking on wave after wave of super-powered zombie for the Xbox 360, PS3, and Wii. ...

 Ca - Jun 16, 2008 We had this exact amount of time going from 'Spidey 1' to 'Spidey 2,' and I believe 'Spider-Man 2' is one of the best sequels we've ever made. ...

It might be Spider-Man's heart that keeps him going. Or maybe his strength. Step into Spider-Man's shoes and decide for yourself - one jump, leap, stomp and kick at a time. Climb atop your Wii Fit Board to control Spider-Man's acrobatic abilities like never before. Lean one way or the other to s...

By Michael McWhertor Spider-Man: Gangs of New York (360, PS3, Wii) - Gangs take over the city and Spidey must pit them against each other Spider-Man: Tactics (360, PS3, Wii) - A stealthy and strategic Spidey game Spider-Man vs. Marvel Zombies (360, PS3, Wii) - Spidey takes on the undead of the Marvel Universe in...

 CA - We had this exact amount of time going from Spidey 1 to Spidey 2, and I believe Spider-Man 2 is one of the best sequels we've ever made. ...

By Chris Sims Comics Marvel Adventures Hulk #12: Here’s a fun fact for the Marvel trivia buffs among you: The Champion of the Universe, who made his first appearance in Tom DeFalco and Ron Wilson’s Marvel Two-In-One Annual #7, has never been in a bad comic book, which is a distinction that I don’t think a...

By Brian Cronin 3. Lee/Kirby FF 26 * 6. All Star Superman 20 7. Sandman 18 10. Lee/Ditko Sp.-Man 13 15. Lee/Kirby Thor 9 20. EC Comics 8 24. Fables 7 24. Eisner’s Spirit 7 24. Morrison’s New X-Men 7 29. Hellboy 6 36. Shooter’s Avengers 4 36. Cerebus 4 36. Peter David’s Inc Hulk 4 40. Claremont/Byrne X-Men 3 40. Ult. Spider-Man 3

Amazing Spider-Girl #21, $2.99 Amazing Spider-Man #562, $2.99 Captain America TP Vol 01 Death Of Captain America, $14.99 Eternals By Jack Kirby TP Book 01, $24.99 Hulk Raging Thunder, $3.99 Marvel Adventures Hulk #12, $2.99 Marvel Zombies 02 HC, $19.99 Moon Knight #19, $2.99 Silver Surfer TP In Thy Name, $10.99 Spider-Man Magazine #1, $6.99 Spider-Man With Great Power #4 (of 5), $3.99 Ultimate X-Men HC Vol 08, $39.99 Amazing Spider-Man #562 Amazing Spider-girl #21 Ultimate X-Men HC Vol. 8 Captain America TPB Vol. 01 Death Of Captain America Hulk Raging Thunder Eternals By Jack Kirby TPB Book 01 Marvel Adventures Hulk #12 Moon Knight #19 Spider-Man Magazine #1 Spider-Man With Great Power #4 (of 5) Skaar Son Of Hulk #1 Silver Surfer TPB In Thy Name   [read the full post]

ComicList: Marvel for 07/02/2008 - ComicList

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Amazing Spider-Man #562, $2.99 Captain America TP Vol 01 Death Of Captain America, $14.99 Moon Knight #19, $2.99 Spider-Man Magazine #1, $6.99 Amazing Spider-Man #562 Captain America TPB Vol. 01 Death Of Captain America Marvel Adventures Hulk #12 Moon Knight #19 Spider-Man Magazine #1

ComicList: Marvel for 07/02/2008 - ComicList

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By Rick In other sequel news, J.K. Simmons told IESB, “I spoke to Tobey in, I guess it was February…sort of awards season time and, y’know, he’s certainly amenable to doing some more [Spider-Man movies] and hopefully we’ll be able to get everybody back and make another good one.”

By Kevin Melrose Rumor mill: Fugit, Angarano top list for Spider-Man 4 Another day, another Spider-Man 4 casting rumor … Last week it was confirmed that Sony Pictures has renewed its film rights to the Spider-Man franchise, which may account for the latest rounds of gossip about who may play Peter Parker.

By Chris Sims Comics Captain America #38: Hang on a second… This is Captain America? But there are scenes that take place during the day in this one, and that can’t be right… Then again, it’s always nice to read Captain America. And also Dave Campbell.

By Kevin Melrose In the piece, writer Boris Kit zeros in on that shared-universe aspect, which he describes as one of Marvel’s hallmarks, dating back to 1961: “… What happened in one book impacted another. If Spider-Man injured his arm helping the Fantastic Four fight Paste Pot Pete in an issue of Fantasti...

By Brian Cronin That’s it for today! The final six tomorrow!! Here are the next ten runs! Enjoy! 116. J. Michael Straczynski’s Amazing Spider-Man – 76 points Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 2) #30-58, Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 1) #500-545 JMS’ run on Amazing Spider-Man helped to revitalize the Spider-Man line, t...

By dailypop Making the leap from the first issue of Amazing Spider-Man to the small scree, the Chameleon is one of the stranger Spider-Man villains simply because he is so ‘normal.’ With a rogue’s gallery consisting of lizard men, sand men and goblins, it’s surprising for a master of disguise to give o...

By ComicList 20 pgs. & $2.25 each from Archie Comics/Stan Goldberg, art; various writers/available in lots of places and at www.archiecomics.com. Born in 1932, Goldberg began his comics career in 1949 as a colorist at Marvel Comics. He helped design the color schemes of Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four, and other Marvel superheroes. Goldberg also drew Millie the Model and Patsy Walker for Marvel. These teen comics laid the foundation for most of Goldberg's career in comic books. He later drew Date with Debbie, Swing with Scooter, Captain Carrot and the Amazing Zoo Crew, and Binky for DC Comics. Archie and the work of Stan Goldberg are recommended for teens and the young at heart.   [read the full post]

By Brian Cronin We’re in the top three now! The final two runs tomorrow! Enjoy! 3. Stan Lee and Jack Kirby’s Fantastic Four – 1030 points (37 first place votes) Fantastic Four #1-102, Fantastic Four Annual #1-6 To put the over 100-issue run on Fantastic Four by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby into perspective, take...

In a deed of superheroic proportions, an anonymous donor has given the Library of Congress the original artwork by Steve Ditko for Marvel Comics' "Amazing Fantasy #15" -- the comic book that introduced Spider-Man in August 1962. The black-and-white, large-format drawings (21 x 15 inches) detail the transformation of high school bookworm Peter Parker into Spider-Man. He is bitten by a radioactive spider, discovers his new powers and develops his now well-known disguise. The first episode concludes with several of the most famous lines attached to the story of Spider-Man: "With great power there must also come great responsibility ... and so a legend is born and a new name is added to the roster of those who make the world of fantasy the most...   [read the full post]

By dailypop In “Reaction,” Peter Parker and Spider-Man learn that actions have consequences when nebbishy Dr. Otto Octavius becomes the megalomaniacal Doctor Octopus. The cause: Green Goblin; the effect: Mayhem!! The episode is written by Randy Jandt and directed by Jennifer Coyle.

By Brian Cronin Introduced in the last issue of the anthology, Amazing Fantasy (which had its name changed from Amazing Adult Fantasy to Amazing Fantasy in the last issue), Spider-Man quickly got his own title, also written and drawn by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko.

By Rokk Krinn DC COMICS MARVEL COMICS AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #545 CAPTAIN AMERICA #33 CAPTAIN MARVEL #2 DAREDEVIL #103 IRON MAN #24 MARVEL ADVENTURES IRON MAN #8 THOR #5 ULTIMATE SPIDER-MAN #117 X-MEN #206 X-MEN EMPEROR VULCAN #4 We also get treated to another Brubaker title in Captain America #33. Man, any week that sports a double shot of Brubaker is an excellent week. Captain America #33 is being billed as an issue with a huge surprise ending. I avoid spoilers, so I’m interested to see what happens in this issue. However, the issue that I’m least looking forward to this week is Amazing Spider-Man #545. JMS is delivering what I find to be quite possibly the worst story arc I have read in my entire life. I really have nothing else to say.   [read the full post]

Review: THE SENSATIONAL SPIDER-MAN Issue #41 - ONE MORE DAY- Part 3  - Spidey is offered a deal from Mephisto (otherwise known as the Devil) to save Aunt May. He will spare her life, if Spider-man and Mary Jane agree to give up ...

By Matt Holmes Spider-Man 3 is easily my biggest disappointment of 2007 so far but you can read my full review for my full thoughts on that. The bottom line to me and what became obvious when watching the film was Sam Raimi didn’t want Venom but ...

By Adrienne Day Those of you who've seen the movie: what do you think of Spidey's bad-boy image? Has Spidey gone emo? Is there some sort of bigger good-citizen message here that says that emo bands are bad for you? (Personally, I'm inclined to agree.) Are you as picky as I am when it comes to hearing the music y...

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By Mark Beall Filed under: Action & Adventure, Casting, Fandom, Comic/Superhero/Geek, Remakes and SequelsI'm sure this fact is not surprising, but Bruce Campbell is a personal hero of mine, as he is for many, many members of the geek community. A guy named Josh Look attended a Q&A with the B-m...