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'Amazing Spider-Man: Family Business' Graphic Novel Review
'Amazing Spider-Man: Family Business' Graphic Novel Review
'Amazing Spider-Man: Family Business' Graphic Novel Review
I have pretty strong feelings about Peter Parker's parents. To put them succinctly, I don't think they should matter. Peter's parents are dead, and that's that. Uncle Ben and Aunt May raised him, and they're the ones we should care about. I say that to explain upfront that Amazing Spider-Man: Family Business, the new graphic novel by Mark Waid, James Robinson, Gabrielle Dell'Otto and Werther Dell'
Marvel Debuts 'Original Sin' Covers By Tedesco And Dell'Otto
Marvel Debuts 'Original Sin' Covers By Tedesco And Dell'Otto
Marvel Debuts 'Original Sin' Covers By Tedesco And Dell'Otto
If the covers of issues 1 and 2 of Marvel's newest event series Original Sin are any indication, the series isn't just going to be a single whodunnit -- it's going present a whole bunch of them. It's just what happens when a murder victim was already a mystery to begin with. The first issue's cover asks the question that's been the stated premise of the series since the Jason Aaron-written, Mike D
Mark Waid and James Robinson Introduce Peter Parker’s Sister In ‘Spider-Man: Family Business’
Mark Waid and James Robinson Introduce Peter Parker’s Sister In ‘Spider-Man: Family Business’
Mark Waid and James Robinson Introduce Peter Parker’s Sister In ‘Spider-Man: Family Business’
Like many Marvel characters, Spider-Man's relationship with his parents is a tragic one. That said, his parents' lives aren't really explored in depth very often, at least not recently. But Marvel is taking a new look at Richard and Mary Parker, as the publisher has announced Spider-Man: Family Business. Written by Mark Waid and James Robinson and illustrated by Gabrielle Dell'Otto, Family Business focuses on Peter Parker learning more about his deceased spy parents, and discovering that he has a long lost sister.In an interview with USA Today, Waid described the tale -- which will see Peter go from New York City to Monte Carlo to Cairo -- as a "spy" story. It kicks off with the Kingpin attempting to expand his criminal empire, which leads to Peter Parker, the son of former CIA agents, finding himself under attack. As he's attempting to figure out what's happening, a woman in a convertible pulls up in front of him, and claims to be his long lost sister Teresa.
Marvel Teases ‘Wolverine and the X-Men’ and Hickman’s ‘Four’
Marvel Teases ‘Wolverine and the X-Men’ and Hickman’s ‘Four’
Marvel Teases ‘Wolverine and the X-Men’ and Hickman’s ‘Four’
In typically cryptic fashion, Marvel Comics released Tuesday a new pair of teaser images designed to make us talk about future publishing events -- and, as was the case with yesterday's Uncanny X-Men and Four teasers, it worked! The first image hypes Wolverine and the X-Men, a new series from writer Jason Aaron and artist Chris Bachalo...
Joe Casey & Nick Dragotta’s ‘Vengeance’ Looks at a New Generation of Marvel Villains
Joe Casey & Nick Dragotta’s ‘Vengeance’ Looks at a New Generation of Marvel Villains
Joe Casey & Nick Dragotta’s ‘Vengeance’ Looks at a New Generation of Marvel Villains
Following a couple of weeks of cryptic teaser images, Marvel Comics confirmed this week the coming of Vengeance, a six-issue miniseries written by Joe Casey with artwork by Nick Dragotta. Billed as an exploration of evil in the Marvel Universe from the point of view of a younger generation of villains, Vengeance #1 goes on sale in July...