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Spider-Gwen 11 review
Here is this week’s second issue with Spider-Gwen in it. Since the events of Spider-Women, Gwen’s spider powers have been deactivated somehow. She has a device that can temporarily give her spider-powers again, but there are only a handful of … Continue reading
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Tagged comic review, comics, frank castle, gwen stacey, jason latour, lauren affe, marvel comics, norman osborn, reed richards, robbi rodriguez, spider-gwen, spider-woman, the punisher
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Comics of April Fools Day, 2015
This is my first ever April 1st new comic day, and I’m a bit disappointed by the lack of April Fools jokes in what I read. Sure, Wolverines 13 is one in a sense, but all the rest are just … Continue reading
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Tagged agents of shield, amazing spider-man, batman endgame, becky cloonan, black vortex, brenden fletcher, captain america, captain america 2: the winter soldier, charles soule, christos gage, clio chiang, comic review, comics, crossover, cyclops, dan slott, dc comics, deadpool, fantomelle, frank castle, gotham academy, groot, guardians of the galaxy, gwen stacey, Humberto ramos, image comics, jake parker, jason latour, jason masters, Javier garron, jennifer walters, john layman, joy ang, marvel cinematic universe, marvel comics, matt hawkins, miles morales, new 52, peter parker, robbi rodriguez, rocket raccoon, science fiction, science fiction comics, scott summers, scottie young, she hulk, skye, spider-gwen, Stjepan Sejic, the joker, top cow productions, ultimate spider-man, vera brosgol, wolverine, wolverines, x-men
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Spider-Gwen 2 review
The first issue of Spider-Gwen is a fun comic with colourful art, a strong introduction to Gwen Stacey’s alternate Earth and some good dramatic moments to balance it out. It ended with a fight between Gwen and Vulture where he … Continue reading
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Tagged comic review, comics, daredevil, frank castle, gwen stacey, jason latour, kingpin, marvel comics, matthew murdock, robbi rodriguez, spider woman, spider-gwen, spider-man, vulture
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Spider-Gwen 1 review
The fact that this comic even exists is special. Edge of the Spider-Verse 2 introduced this alternate version of Spider-Man, where Gwen Stacey received spider powers instead of Peter. It’s a great comic that somehow told an entire origin story, … Continue reading
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Tagged ben grimm, captain stacey, comic review, comics, frank castle, gwen stacey, jason latour, marvel comics, robbi rodriguez, spider woman, spider-gwen, spider-man
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