There are nearly 60 years of Spider-stories out there at this point, across comics, TV shows, movies and games, all in their own ways advancing the rich web of character arcs that have made Spidey endure as one of the world’s greatest superheroes. But this week’s Spectacular Spider-Man offers the simplest reminders as to why: Peter Parker’s just a good kid.
Ryan North is a funny, smart guy. But if comics writer and artist Jason Latour is to be believed, he has some bad opinions about Looney Tunes.
This spring, Marvel is running a series of "How to Draw" variant covers from the manic, wonderful mind of writer/artist Chip Zdarsky. There's a lot to love in this cheeky revival of the classic drawing books of Marvel's older years, but we've found a pretty clear favourite of all the covers that have been revealed already.
When it started two years ago, Sex Criminals seemed like it was going to be a crime caper comic with a lot of semen-centric humour and a soupcon of bittersweet romance. It's done those things really well, but has also morphed into something really special: an exploration of how we think about sex.
