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Peter David Archive
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If you haven’t yet, be sure to download the latest episode of the Amazing Spider-Talk. This time around, Dan and I chat about the classic Peter David/Bob McLeod issue, Amazing Spider-Man #267, aka “The Commuter Cometh.” This episode is another installment of our fan favorite “essential” series. Here are
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I’m back on ComicBook.com with another installment of 90s Nirvana, the listicle feature that spotlights significant storylines from the 1990s. This go round, I’m talking Peter David and George Perez’s Hulk: Future Imperfect, a story that is quite relevant these days thanks to how it’s being heavily referenced in
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I honestly haven’t been a huge fan of Spider-Man 2099 since the “Spider-Verse” tie-ins started a couple of months ago. I could just be projecting, but the awkward insertion of this storyline feels reminiscent to what inevitably doomed Peter David’s run on Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man a few years ago.
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Peter David Spider-Man books don’t have a happy history of avoiding the influence of larger company-wide or title-wide “events.” During the original Spider-Man 2099 run, the book would intermittingly have to break from its larger narrative to make room for storylines that traversed all the 2099 books. Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man,