Blogs Tagged “Peter David”
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Spider-view: "Downtown" (Spider-Man 2099, Part 3)Peter David introduces a fascinating villain and conducts more great character development in this three-parter
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Spider-view: "The Specialist" (Spider-Man 2099, Part 2)Miguel O'Hara's second trip into superheroics contrasts his Spider-Man with Peter Parker's...while the art creates a contrast with earlier issues
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Spider-view: "The Trial of Venom" (Venom, Part 7)This "special" one-shot can be confounding at moments, despite being fueled by engaging central conflicts between enemies and allies
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Spider-view: "Spider-Man 2099" (Spider-Man 2099, Part 1)This three-issue narrative definitively introduces an amazing (if not spectacular) version of Marvel's famous web-headed hero
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(Strand)om Stories: Wolverine Epic Collection: Madripoor Nights ReviewWolverine's first Epic Collection sets him apart from the X-Men, allowing two veteran writers to fantastically shape his standalone adventures
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Spider-view: “Spidey’s Totally Tiny Adventure”A main narrative stronger than prior annual stories is only the appetizer for several powerful back-up strips from acclaimed writers and artists
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Spider-view: “Return of the Sin-Eater”Peter David's sequel doesn't enthrall as much as the original, but it stands on its own by continuing an enticing story arc
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Spider-view: “Foreign Affairs”Peter David's two-parter narrative connects nicely to the recent past, weaving in multiple pieces in a largely cohesive manner
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Spider-view: “Ace II”The sequel to Peter David's original annual fares a tad better than its predecessor, but that still isn't saying much
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Spider-view: “The Death of Jean DeWolff”Narratively and artistically, this classic Spidey story remains as strong and accessible today as it did in 1985
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Spider-view: “Ace”Peter David presents a somewhat unabalanced narrative as he tries fashioning a stand-out, gripping main character