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I really thought Ziglar was one of the rotating crew who got Ben the best, and I remember that he referenced Ben's struggle as similar to Spider-Punk's as "the small guy/everyman having to go head to...

It's probably getting announced when Ben's mini-arc in Amazing wraps - it's usual form for this kind of stuff.

This is neither here nor there, but I'd definitely vote for "Smell of Fear" for the de facto branding for this sudden encore. But if we're just broadening the franchise and reaching for the stars, a...

https://youtu.be/zFV_3Ojv-Uw
I just think it really called for this

It'd be on brand, sure. It's the same run that gave us Ben Reilly's 19 (21? I can't remember. Am I working for Beyond?!)-issue villain origin, tried to get us to care about Mary Jane's construct...

I didn't mind Shay. There's an actual hook to why Peter would empathize with her and whatnot, while the forced 'opposites attract' with Michele 2.0 (Courtesy of Maybe a Double L?) always made it a...

Usual rumor mills, so take it with a pinch of salt



>>Queen Goblin/Kafka approaches Ben and Janine with an offer to restore Ben's memories via the Winkler machine, which she has modified to...

You might have hit the nail in the head, what with "keep an OPEN MIND" and whatnot.

They definitely sounded like they were gearing up to split them up or something as early as Hallow's Eve - the writer for her mini (I forget her name, my bad) said before #1 got released "people...

Given how Betty and Ned are suddenly mentioned in the recap blurb, maybe it's Kingsley?

This started off way stronger than Lost Hunt, and DeMatteis might just manage to make something out of a lost plot thread introduced years ago that has just been lingering around for like... 6 years...

I really wouldn't be so sure - Wells leaves things in the backburner a whole lot, but tends to come back to them later than sooner, but once he touches on them he tends not to leave them alone too...

Yeah, from the preview I thought it was going to set the tone for the whole issue but I was surprised to see how well it landed despite those pages.

I think this has been a plenty fun arc, but that rebranding the magazine "Superior Spider-Man" seemed to cause a lot of trouble even to the creatives - even Slott himself said it's been a hard book...

Yeah, what I meant is that the preview is just so much of the same-old same-old (which, unfortunately, is also par for the course for Wells - the last issue was pretty good, and it hasn't been unlike...

I guess the most interesting thing about this is how the article is calling Michelle the same one from BND.

I personally think they just need to stop treating him like a gag character.

This was a really solid issue IMO. Given that the stories I've actually enjoyed in the run so far were the Vulture two-parter as well as the Hobgoblin arc, it seems Wells benefits of keeping it small...

Goletz' linkedin literally points to a defunct website, and to that same linkedin page.
Odds are you'd have more luck asking Glenn Greenberg about it, and I have the impression he'd say he has no...

What this preview shows us is that Spencer's run happened, but Sins Past will always be canon in our hearts.

It's a good thing I'm never going to write for any comics website, because if I did, the best blurb Marvel could get out of me would be "Marginally better than Dark Web!"

Marginally better than Dark Web, since at least Peter actually did something in the final battle and the arc as a whole even if as little as it may have been.
But that 'conclusion' with Masque is...

It was on part 24.

https://www.benreillytribute.x10host.com/LifeofReilly24.html

Greenberg doesn't give hard numbers, but he says Budiansky (I think that was him) not only managed to keep the sales around the same level as when the crash happened, but also actually improve on...

Life of Reilly has pretty much confirmed that for a long while now - I think we're edging on it being two decades old, even. Not only does the usually touted "sales tanked" talking points not hold...