Amazing Spider-Man #800 is a celebration of the blue-collar web-spinner, an anniversary issue that is equal parts sensational and spectacular in its blockbuster approach to Spidey’s greatest battle yet.
They’ve been missing in action for a few years, but this August sees the Fantastic Four back and ready to kick some ass while looking good. Reed “Mister Fantastic” Richards! Susan “The Invisible Woman” Storm! Johnny “The Human Torch” Storm! And of course, Aunt Petunia’s favourite blue-eyed stone colossus with a heart of gold, Benjamin “The Thing” Grimm! Reunited and …
Amazing Spider-Man’s Dan Slott handles the writing duties for Tony Stark: Iron Man, while the latest upgrade to his visuals will be filed by artist Valerio Schiti. So what does Slott have in store for Stark when he dons his armour once again? Technology being pushed in dangerous new directions, by the sound of things.
Invincible was and still remains a visual tour de force of intimate moments and planet-shattering conflicts. Art that will soon find its way into the pages of Marvel’s signature webhead, as Ryan Ottley slings his pencils within the pages of The Amazing Spider-Man for Marvel’s Fresh Start.
Spider-Man has been sort of like Batman lately, but with fewer broken bones and more smiles under the mask. Peter Parker currently has it all thanks to recent events in his wibbly wobbly world that saw him inherit a massive company and become its public face. He’s also about to lose it all, as Spider-Man is going back to his roots at the Daily Bugle.
Fresh off of the events of The Clone Conspiracy, Peter Parker has a brand new headache to deal with. Two actually, as Doctor Octopus is once again walking around in a body comprised of Parker DNA and is ready to strike back as the Superior Doc Ock. He’s not the only threat on the horizon however, as Norman Osborn is also plotting his revenge. A revenge that has seen him purge the Goblin formula from his system entirely and becomes a far more cunning and dangerous adversary than ever before in the Osborn Identity.
Who’s really under that Anubis mask and immaculate red suit in Spider-Man: The Clone Conspiracy? That twist was just revealed.
The Jackal is back, in a new adventure that sees several formerly deceased members of the Spider-family “dead no more”.
Humans want connection and the internet is so far the best connection machine. A …
A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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