BigTime

I'm a Spider-Man guy. ComicsAlliance has a bunch of Batman guys, and that's great. I love Grant Morrison's Batman work as much as the next fella, but I've always been partial to Spider-Man. I'm not entirely unafraid to admit that I had a nearly unbroken streak of reading and buying every Spider-Man comic though most of the late 90s and the aughts, even the inexcusably terrible ones...

Amazing Spider-Man's latest status quo shake-up hit this week, and it's officially code-named "Big Time," where Peter Parker's got a job, a girl, and all of his supervillains newly pissed at him. "Brand New Day" is over, but not invalidated, so those 101 issues the Spider-Man Braintrust wrote still matter...

There was big news in the world of Spider-Man today, as Marvel announced at their Spider-Man Comic-Con panel that the "One More Day" era of the comics would give way to "Big Time" this November. Starting in "Amazing Spider-Man" #648, the book will change from a thrice-monthly schedule to twice-monthly, written by Dan Slott and illustrated by artists Humberto Ramos, M