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Spidey Spin-Offs: AvX VS #2

By Mark Ginocchio

June 15, 2012Spidey Spin Offs1 Comment

If you want to adequately blow the mind of an 18-year-old (or depending on the age of those of you out there reading this, want to have your minds collectively blown), send them a copy of Jorge Luis Borges’ Ficciones. While the collection is filled with a number of

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Remembrance of Comics Past: Amazing Spider-Man #265

By Mark Ginocchio

June 12, 2012Remembrance of Comics Past3 Comments

Going back to when I was a little kid, my parents were gratuitous gift givers. Before I go any further, let me preface this post by saying this is not something I had an issue with. But we received gifts – sometimes just small tokens, but gifts all the

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New Issues: Ends of the Earth Check-In. Feeling Letdown

By Mark Ginocchio

June 8, 2012New Issues3 Comments

My apologies for the break. I’m starting to feel a little bit more inspired as of late, though please don’t be too devastated if I end up back on another mini-hiatus. What I do want to come clean about before we go any further is that I’d like to

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Life Update – A Break

By Mark Ginocchio

May 9, 2012Uncategorized1 Comment

I know the gap between my las post hasn’t been that noticeable, but it’s been long enough for me to come clean about a few things. I’m going to be taking a little break from posting on Chasing Amazing. How long? Could be a week or two, or maybe

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Reading Experience: BLACK WIDOW! And Spider-Man’s Girl Troubles

By Mark Ginocchio

May 4, 2012Reading Experience4 Comments

Though I often complain about the cynical nature of comic books, I thought I would take advantage of all the “Avengers-mania” connected to the new blockbuster movie (in theaters today!) and do a post about a featured character in that movie, Black Widow. Of course, I have an ulterior

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New Issues: Amazing Spider-Man #683

By Mark Ginocchio

April 30, 2012New IssuesNo comments

Amazing Spider-Man #683, the second part of the Ends of the Earth storyline, left me with two totally separate impressions. So, while I usually try to put together one broad “thematic” post that sums up the issue each time out, I have to apologize in advance in my thoughts

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Reading Experience: Do you Trust this Alien?

By Mark Ginocchio

April 27, 2012Reading ExperienceNo comments

Just as an addendum to my post earlier this week about the Venom symbiote not belonging anywhere near a supergroup of superheroes like the Avengers, I thought I’d look back at the issue of Amazing Spider-Man where we discovered that there was, indeed, something a bit suspicious about that

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Spidey Spin-Offs: Venom #15 and the Over Avengers-ization of Marvel

By Mark Ginocchio

April 25, 2012Spidey Spin Offs1 Comment

As someone who has admittedly not read many Avengers-based comic books over the years (even the recent iteration of the “New” Avengers which features Spider-Man as part of the group), this statement may be coming from a place of ignorance, but I find the involvement of the Venom symbiote

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Remembrance of Comics Past: Amazing Spider-Man #298

By Mark Ginocchio

April 23, 2012Remembrance of Comics Past, the big box of comicsNo comments

People will say timing is everything. Yet sometimes using the power of 20-20 hindsight, timing doesn’t always seem to add up and make sense. Take the story – or better put, non-story – of my acquisition of Amazing Spider-Man #298. For those unaware of your ASM history, this issue

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Spidey Spin Offs: Carnage USA

By Mark Ginocchio

April 18, 2012Spidey Spin OffsNo comments

After reading the first installment of the Carnage USA miniseries by Zeb Wells and Clayton Crain, I waxed poetic about why I was never much of a fan of Carnage, the character. However, I wanted to give the mini a chance because so many people seemed to enjoy the

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Mark Ginocchio is a professional writer and editor living in Brooklyn, NY. He's been collecting Amazing Spider-Man comic books since the late-1980s and launched Chasing Amazing in 2011 as a way to tell his story about Spider-Man, comics, collecting and everything else in-between.

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