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If indeed Marvel’s focus of late is returning to the Spidey status quo (which is also consistent with the 2nd Superior Spider-Man series) that doesn’t necessarily bode well for Ben. His status quo...

Well, replacing Peter with Doc Ock turned out awesome as hell. But Ben Reilly as Spider-Man just makes me want to roll over and go back to sleep.

Are people basically wanting to ignore every Ben Reilly story since his death in the 90s? Ben’s been through a lot more trauma and horror since then. The last time he was in the spotlight he was...

I am so done with the whole Ultimates thing. Except this is written by Al Ewing and has a bunch of great characters so I'm on board.

I'm pretty unhappy about the relaunch. I've been wanting to spend more time on other things, but it looks like they're putting out more fun comics then ever. Bastards. How am I going to pry myself...

I half expect this to happen. Chris Evans doesn't have much left on his contract and has talked of moving into directing. Evans would be very very hard to replace I think, since most actors aren't so...

Ben's a bit on the old side. There may be things about Jessica's love life we don't know (because more often than not she didn't have her own book). I'd love for it to have been from relapse sex with...

"Seems" may be the operative word. Just as for a time it "seemed" that Doc Ock had proven himself the superior Spider-Man. By the way, in my opinion the funniest of the Charlie Brown specials is...

I suspect that anyone who ever found themselves in a job that they hadn't originally aspired to and aren't the best choice for will be able to relate to Peter's coming adventures. And Marvel promoted...

People can differ though on what makes a character special. For me it's generally not their job (with exceptions like Lois Lane) so changing how Peter Parker makes a living doesn't change what makes...

Speaking of all the fun and awesome comics that are currently being published (which for some reason people aren't doing at ByrneRobotics.com)...
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I kind of feel that what's unprecedented is the book being as good as it is, without Stan Lee writing it. And I think Marvel and the fans know it. Dan may run out of steam someday, but until then...

I feel really bad for some of the people on the Byrne boards. Many of them are crying out for fun, all ages books at a time when Marvel is putting out lots of fun, fresh all-ages books. They reject...

The story did nothing of the sort, any more than the story where Peter hit MJ did. It was just One Bad Story. Most readers moved on, as they did with other bad stories with other characters.



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Actually, it always seemed to me that Spider-Man spends more time looking for crime to fight and people to save than virtually anybody in the Avengers. His priority is always to save the next Ben...

Yeah, I didn't dig Spiderverse as much as I hoped. But I've loved Slott's run, and I expect once Spiderverse is behind us I'll love it again.

Couples who are deeply passionately in love, who weathered storm after storm... still break up for good sometimes. And then they move on. Neither Peter nor MJ would curl up in a ball and give up on...

To me the marriage was the black mark in Marvel history. It was a big mistake. One More Day fixed it. The fact that it was a terrible story isn't of lasting significance. There have been a lot of...

So Marvel Studios delayed their own movies, so that the President of their studio can produce a Spider-Man film they won't make a dime from? Really? I mean, sure, it'll be nice to have Spidey in...