Merry Marvelous Salutations, comic fans! As the week draws to a close, we bring you another installment of the Indispensable Spider-Man, this time featuring the Spider-Man chronology from ’71-’76. (No, you didn’t miss anything; Marvel hasn’t published[…]
Welcome again, Marvelites! It’s Friday, and that means another installment of our Spider-Man chronology series, titled “The Indispensable Spider-Man”, comes your way. In this series, we list the most important issues of a particular era[…]
Welcome, Spider-Fans, to our latest, greatest feature on this humble site, the indispensable Spider-Man chronology ! Lots of blood, sweat and tears went into bringing you this essential Spider-Man reading order (actually, none of those[…]
Now that the post-crisis Batman stories have come to a close with the arrival of the New 52 universe, there is no better time to put together a complete Batman read order. Unlike previous read[…]
For the past 50 years, Spider-Man has been great fodder for comic book cover eye candy. Many artists want a kick at the can of drawing an iconic Spider-Man slinging, or perched, on the cover[…]
With the latest Spidey movie The Amazing Spider-Man coming this summer, it’s a good time to look back at some classic issues featuring its female lead character, Gwen Stacy. Spider-Man: Blue, Jeph Loeb and Tim[…]
Our X-Men read order list is very popular, but was kept concise, omiting many titles from the X-Men universe. Before, you had to have to look elsewhere for a Wolverine reading order, as the reading[…]
The Amazing Spider-man movie is coming to theatres this summer to reboot the entire series. The reboot means we’ll probably be getting a origin story or two. Hey, maybe even three. If you’re looking to[…]
In the spirit of two of our most popular features, Best Spider-Man Stories of All Time and Best X-Men Stories of All Time , we now set our sights on arguably today’s most popular superhero,[…]
The Lizard is probably not the first villain you think of when considering Spider-Man’s rogues gallery. In fact, the Amazing Spider-Man Lizard hasn’t really been featured in many issues, despite having an early appearance cementing[…]
Spider-Man, or more particularly his secret identity Peter Parker, is always putting in doubt his contributions as a superhero. He constantly worries if his actions as a superhero spill over into his real life, and[…]
Rogue and Gambit are, together, probably most favorite X-Men among readers. The latter is just a plain, fun character with a great power, while the former’s story exemplifies the entire philosophy behind the X-Men. Together,[…]
