https://youtu.be/ToRGUkzlRLM It all started with Norman Osborn. Who was, ya know, the first Green Goblin, so it kinda had to. Gobbie was original just a villain for Spider-Man, but he would rocket his way up in importance amongst the Spider’s rogue's gallery when he learned Spidey’s true identity as Peter Parker. This further led to... Continue Reading →
https://youtu.be/Pd5XqihisaU With Marvel Zombie, in the singular, Marvel attempted their first reboot of the "Marvel Zombies" franchise since the eponymous zombies first appeared in Ultimate Fantastic Four #21. It probably made sense to do so at the time, as following the end of Marvel Zombies 5, there hadn’t really been a serious Marvel Zombies book... Continue Reading →
https://youtu.be/-5yZE8YYy34 Marvel Zombies 5 was not technically the end of "Marvel Zombies," but it is still to this date the last Marvel Zombies title to feature a number. After that, the rest of the stories would mostly be tie-ins and spin-offs, but in 2018, Marvel decided to do their first attempt at a reboot. That... Continue Reading →
https://youtu.be/om3B_64e-oU As I have by now extensively covered in some other reviews that you could totally feel free to check out, ya know, if you’d like, the titular Marvel Zombies first appeared in a few issues of Ultimate Fantastic Four, before Robert Kirkman, Sean Phillips, June Chung, and Arthur Suydam gave them their own series... Continue Reading →
https://youtu.be/-HkzVvF0by0 By the time MZ5 came about, Marvel Zombies had been kind of done to death. By this point, they had appeared in Ultimate Fantastic Four, their own self titled series, a direct sequel, a direct prequel, an indirect sequel spin off series, two more sort-of sequels, a tie in to Black Panther, a crossover... Continue Reading →
https://youtu.be/buRRMdiLr_A Last year I looked at Marvel Zombies 1 and 2, and the Dead Days Prequel, all done by the same team of Kirkman, Philips, and Chung. These comics were set in a unique universe filled with zombie versions of Superheroes who had eaten their way through all of humanity in just a couple of... Continue Reading →
https://youtu.be/5bH14UmgfD8 It all started with Kraven the Hunter. Kraven first appeared in 1964 for the fifteenth issue of the first ever Amazing Spider-Man run, where his good friend the Chameleon invited him to America in order to hunt the ultimate game: Spider-Man! He would then almost immediately reappear as part of the first Sinister Six... Continue Reading →
https://youtu.be/R-Q9v6qW5BY It all started with JMS. As some of you may remember, in my review for Spider-Man: The Other, I talked about how screenwriter Joseph Michael Straczynski, creator of Babylon Five and writer of some of the best episodes of The Real Ghostbusters revitalized Spider-Man with his run on Amazing Spider-Man. He brought back a... Continue Reading →
https://youtu.be/X0qCouUZg3w Detective Comics is one of DC’s longest running titles. Heck, the company is even named after it. That's right, the "DC" actually stands for "Detective Comics". So saying "DC Comics" is like saying "Detective Comics Comics." And that's just silly. Who would do that? Oh. Right. Me. With the advent of the New 52,... Continue Reading →
https://youtu.be/n6MlTp43ufg Yes, I know, I know, I said I would be covering the New 52 Batman Incorporated next, but I put a pin in that because right now it’s PIZZA TIME! ...And by that, I mean that the latest TMNT movie, Mutant Mayhem, hit theaters this week. So even though this was very last minute,... Continue Reading →
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