Edge of Spider-Verse Archive

Similar to what Jason Latour and Robbie Rodriquez accomplished with Spider-Gwen and Edge of Spider-Verse #2, Gerard Way and Jake Wyatt’s Edge of Spider-Verse #5, creates a wholly unique universe that appears to speak its own language and operate on its own dedicated frequency – a stunning achievement considering

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I think I’ve written this once or twice before on this site, but before I start talking about Edge of Spider-Verse #4 by Clay McLeod Chapman and Elia Bonetti, I should mention that ever since I was a child, I’ve been incredibly squeamish about horror movies. Even to this

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Edge of Spider-Verse has been an unexpected surprise, especially coming on the heels of some lackluster “special edition” stories over the past few months, like the 100th Anniversary Spider-Man comic and the Inhumanity Spider-Man tie-in. Whereas the Edge of Spider-Verse mini could have very easily been another cash grab

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With Gwen Stacy’s Spider-Woman causing quite a stir within the world of Spider-Man comic book fans and readers, over at ComicBook.com I thought I’d take a look at the female characters from other corners on the Spider-Man multiverse and rank them. Just to keep things interesting I only used

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Insert the obligatory, “face it tiger this comic hit the jackpot” joke here. In all seriousness, Edge of Spider-Verse #2, which stars an alternative version of Gwen Stacy where she has great powers and responsibilities and operates as Spider-Woman, is a really, really good comic. In fact, I would

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There’s been a lot of hubbub from fans and critics about the quantity of crossover books and miniseries that tie-in to the upcoming “Spider-Verse” event, but I think as long as we continue to get fun, tightly-plotted stories like Edge of Spider-Verse #1, most of us will be very

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