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The Amazing Spider-Talk video blog with Dan Gvozden ran an interview with Amazing Spider-Man and Miles Morales: Spider-Man writer Cody Ziglar who talked about his version of events regarding the death of Kamala Khan, Ms Marvel, in Amazing Spider-Man, before being revived by the Krakoan Protocols in the X-Men (predicted by Bleeding Cool at the time),[...]

Shay Marken first appeared in Amazing Spider-Man #47 as a nurse working at the Ravencroft Institute, a mental health facility, otherwise known as an institute for the criminally insane. They really should make that entrance sign a little more politically correct, given some of their guests. …where Mary Jane's aunt Anna Watson was imprisoned after being infected[...]

In Amazing Spider-Man #45, in the middle of the Gang War event, we looked into a Oscorp basement lab being run by Dr Curtis Connors, otherwise known as The Lizard. This is The Ultra Living Brain, created by Randall Steven Petty following his father's research into the question "Who is Spider-Man?". Originally seen in Steve Ditko and[...]

But in today's Amazing Spider-Man #45 by Zeb Wells and Carmen Carnero, she remains in Ravenscroft Institute alongside a number of other familiar-sounding folk. The Human Fly created by Len Wein, Bill Mantlo, and Gil Kane, in 1976 Richard Deacon, a small-time criminal who was shot by the police and left for dead after an unsuccessful kidnapping,[...]

Amazing Spider-Man #44 concluding the Gang War tops the Bleeding Cool Weekly Bestseller List this week, as it usually does when there isn't a Batman main book that week Avengers Twilight continues to outperform and Duke keeps Image's Energon Universe front and centre Just the one DC book in the top ten and it's the[...]

And that includes the solicits for Amazing Spider-Man #49 and Amazing Spider-Man #50 Firstly, #49 is one of the many, many titles tying in with the big Blood Hunt crossover And then #50 is the big double-sized special with Zeb Wells, Ed McGuinness and Terry Dodson bringing the return of Norman Osborn as the Green[...]

There has been a little more mysticism going on in the street-level Spider-Man event that has been playing out at Marvel Comics in the last few months, as Tombstone finally tracks down the assassin who almost killed him at his daughter's wedding in the new Amazing Spider-Man #43 out tomorrow… Agent Jensen Walker… any relation to[...]

Amazing Spider-Man #41 continues its Gang War, as New York is divided further between the various criminal forces that control the city Which means some new geography for the various forces As well as wondering what the place would be like without the Fantastic Four, the Avengers, all the Spider-Men, Daredevil, Luke Cage, and everyone[...]

It looks like 2024 will get an early start on the record books in terms of vintage comic book sales, as Heritage Auctions has just announced a shock-and-awe slate of high-end comics will be hitting the auction block in their 2024 January 11 – 14 Comics & Comic Art Signature® Auction #7358.  Offerings include the[...]

It may be more about her being resurrected… ….but to do so, he does have to publicly continue to throw the mutants under the bus. Though… hang on, isn't there still a call out for his arrest for the murder of Matt Murdock, one that he had to seek sanctuary in Krakoa with Typhic Mary over? The[...]

In today's Amazing Spider-Man #35, we have an Evil Spider-Man in an Evil Black Spider-Man costume, giving us Peter Parker, burdened with the sins of Norman Osborn, going up against Mary Jane Watson But only because she stands in the way of another target Paul Rabin. Because, freed from any moral responsibility or ethical consideration, Spider-Man is[...]

Today Marvel Comics publishes Uncanny Spider-Man #1 and Amazing Spider-Man #33 One has a Spider-Man who has been infected with all of Norman Osborn's sins and has turned evil-ish… …the other, everyone believes he is an evil mutant, and so has disguised himself as a Spider-Man, because everyone loves a Spider-Man, and no one thinks they[...]

Amazing Spider-Man #32 saw Kraven attempt to return the Sins of Norman Osborn back to the man himself, to turn him back into the Green Goblin and provide Kraven The Hunter with better prey But Oopsie do! Kraven The Butter Fingers went and gave all the extracted sins to Spider-Man instead! The silly sausage. So now[...]

From his perspective at least. In the previous  Amazing Spider-Man #27, J Jonah Jameson caught up with the headlines he made at the time. While Doctor Octopus' arms were making night calls to Peter Parker to make sure he was all tucked in. But it seems that Peter Parker wasn't the only one the arms were seeing[...]

Time for a Fallen Friend… This Wednesday sees the publication of Amazing Spider-Man #26 – officially at least Because of the holiday weekend in America, Penguin Random House shipped copies to retailers earlier than expected And certain comic book retailers who don't feel beholden to street dates now that they are no longer being policed[...]

This Wednesday sees the publication of Amazing Spider-Man #26 – officially at least Because of the holiday weekend in America, Penguin Random House shipped copies to retailers earlier than expected And certain comic book retailers who don't feel beholden to street dates now that they are no longer being policed as they once were, have[...]

Yesterday I reported on the Comic Kingdoms YouTube channel, the first people to leak and spoil the news regarding the ending of Amazing Spider-Man #26 During which, they told me "it seems that a lot of the community is under the impression the source came from the publisher and that is accurate I am allowed[...]

Last week, spoilers dropped for Amazing Spider-Man #26, then over two weeks away from the street date, being published by Marvel Comics on the 31st of May No one saw the spoilers coming so early, certainly not Marvel Usually copies get to stores in the days before sale; some stores put them out on the[...]

Amazing Spider-Man time! Dan Slott was very clear today about spoilers on Twitter I mean, he could have been talking about Popverse, or Comic Book Movie but odds are he had Bleeding Cool in his sights He usually does Maybe it was just drive-by crossfire, but we got tagged in a lot to this tweet. When[...]

For the last few months, Marvel Comics has been teasing that they were going to kill off Mary Jane Watson in Amazing Spider-Man It began with hints of a fiftieth-anniversary memorial for the death of Gwen Stacy in 1973 Then they started pointing to Amazing Spider-Man #25 and #26, echoing covers from the Death of[...]

Today sees the publication of Amazing Spider-Man #25, an anniversary title that, with Amazing Spider-Man #26, will form a fiftieth anniversary of the death of Gwen Stacy Which Marvel Comics has been teasing will lead to the death of Mary Jane Watson, though Bleeding Cool does have one other theory.  Since the Amazing Spider-Man relaunch[...]

And Mary Jane didn't have many answers, just that she was indeed hiding this information, which wasn't even referred to in the Amazing Spider-Man series. Not the only time in one dimension or another, that Mary Jane Watson has had powers, even being a Spider-Woman in her own right But not right now… And Felicia Hardy being[...]

In the previous Amazing Spider-Man, Peter Parker had already evaded the Fantastic Four once and then took down Captain America in an attempt to save Mary Jane Watson All this happened eighteen months ago in Marvel Time and explains why everything with him has been a bit skeevy with the rest of the Marvel Universe,[...]

Tomorrow sees the publication of Amazing Spider-Man #23 from Marvel Comics, of which you may have had a sneaky spoilery peek over here But it appears to be Amazing Spider-Man #25 that Marvel is pushing for final Order Cut-Off Week today You know, also the one they have been doing everything to suggest is the[...]

Tomorrow sees the publication of Amazing Spider-Man #23 by Zeb Wells and John Romita, from Marvel Comics The solicitation asks, "WHAT DID PETER DO?! We opened this series with a question The centerpiece of the answer is a flat-out fight." But the fight isn't with the Fantastic Four, as the cover suggests Okay, it is[...]

As a mystical doctor, though, his lack of specific insight is rather worrying. Because in today's Amazing Spider-Man #22, we are starting to place Zeb Wells' Spider-Man jigsaw together, with part from his previous run and from his Brand New Day run from fifteen years ago And the missing sixth-month gap, why Peter Parker and Mary[...]

IDW is to publish John Romita's Amazing Spider-Man: The Daily Strips Artist's Edition, featuring the Spider-Man newspaper strips that John Romita Senior drew for many years, reproduced to match the size, scale and appearance of the original artwork artboards A publishing process and line pioneered by Scott Dunbier, it has become one of IDW Publishing's[...]

The current Amazing Spider-Man series from Zeb Wells and John Romita Jr has been hiding something very, very bad that Peter Parker – and Spider-Man did that, six months ago, saw Mary Jane leave Peter Parker and live with another man, Paul, and two kids who call her their mother He ostracised his friends, family[...]

The Amazing Spider-Man Disney 100 covers have people so confused They say Avengers and Fantastic Four on the cover though they are for Amazing Spider-Man Amazing sells well; the Avengers and Fantastic Four could use a sales bump, so use those for them instead Avengers War Across Time #1 came out on the same day[...]

No public cover yet. PrintWatch: Marvel Comics has a brace of second printings for the 15th of March, including Amazing Spider-Man #18, Bloodline Daughter Of Blade #1, Dark Web Finale #1, Miles Morales Spider-Man #3, Scarlet Witch #2, Silver Surfer Ghost Light #1, Sins Of Sinister #1 and Wakanda #4 No public covers yet, aside from[...]