Showing posts with label Peter Parker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Peter Parker. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 12, 2013

Amazing Reads: Amazing Spider-Man #7

Well, here we are, and our first return appearance of a villain. Of course it isn't the menacing Doc Ock, or well, I'd say Lizard, but a bit much, since it was the last issue. Come to think of it, we really haven't had that many impressive villains thus far. Chameleon was dull, Sandman was crappy. Oh, and Tinkerer was an alien, but not really, but that isn't revealed for a 100 or so comics, so let's just go with the alien. For those who want to imagine that line would sound when spoken, just say it out loud without pausing for breath. 

Back to point. Amazing Spider-Man #7. The Vulture returns. Yay...

The most dangerous foe of all. An 80 year old man!

Wednesday, June 5, 2013

Amazing Reads: Amazing Spider-Man #6

Welcome! This episode...can I call these this? Whatever. This Episode, we look at the first appearance of the Lizard! Villainous star of The Amazing Spider-Man. Making only the Green Goblin the only villain not to appear into the comics that we have seen in the films. (In this series, of course he has appeared in the comics). Well, him and Venom (That wasn't Venom!) and Harry Osborne as the Green Goblin, but...that doesn't matter. That was Spider-Man 3, that movie doesn't exist.

Right. Onto Amazing Spider-Man #6.

Hey, I saw this movie!

Thursday, April 18, 2013

Amazing Reads: Amazing Fantasy #15

First and foremost, Welcome!

I'm here doing something a little different and hopefully entertaining. I figured I'd  go back into the past. I have a stack of Amazing Spider-Man Essentials. So that will be what this is. A review/recap/comedy routine of Amazing Spider-Man and his spin-offs.

Like Doctor Who featured earlier this week, I'm also a fan of Spider-Man. I have a pretty good working knowledge of Spidey (Better than DW that's for sure) but I'm still a laymen in other ways. So the purpose of these is to explore old comics from the point of view of someone like me, who grew up on 90s cartoons and movies than really the history of the comics.

Our first feature: Amazing Fantasy #15

I think I've seen this somewhere before.