Christos GageCríticas

Bevor das Spider-Verse abermals von den Spinnenjägern namens Inheritors erschüttert wird, werfen wir einen Blick in Realitäten, in denen der Spidey-Mythos völlig anders aussieht: Spider-Punk kämpft für mehr als gute Musik, SP//er rasselt mit anderen Robotern zusammen, und Onkel Ben geht mit dem jungen Pete auf Patrouille! Plus: Der überlegene Octopus beschützt San Francisco …

Morlun und der Rest seiner vampirischen Inheritor-Sippe kehren zurück, und sie sind gefährlicher und ruchloser denn je! Unter den Netzschwingern, die sich ihnen entgegenstellen, befinden sich der überlegene Octopus Otto Octavius, Spidey Miles Morales, Spider-Gwen und Spider-Woman Mayday Parker. Dazu: Massig Parallelwelt-Storys aus dem Spider-Verse!

1 star for the Savage Spider-Man mini storyline but this one was overall not worth reading.

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I've really enjoyed this Rogue-centric run on Legacy. Good ending to a good story.

Lockheed and Kitty is my FriendTP.

This book started out amazing and heartwrenching but kind of fizzled as it went. I was hovering between 3 and 4 stars on this review. The first issue pulled it up to a 4 - classic Joss Whedon style storytelling at its finest. The rest was... meh. I'll keep reading the series because it's BtVS Universe and hopefully it'll pick up again.

A multi-chapter single issue arc that follows Gwen Stacy (before she met Peter Parker) as she tries to clear her father's name after he's accused of being one of many corrupt cops in the NYC police department.

A really fun story for Gwen that includes a few Easter Eggs to give you a sense of where this falls in Peter Parker's timeline, but is also just a really solid mystery within the Marvel universe. I enjoyed this from start to finish.

This is the first Hasbro-verse crossover that was not just okay, but fantastic! I'd have no problem with Transformers interacting with organics if the comics were as engaging and TF focused as this.

3.5 stars

That felt like a definitive ending. I wonder if it really is. If so, The Reckoning was a good story to end with, even if some of the plot points bummed me out. A villain I never thought I’d see again showed up, and his goofy lines made me so happy. I felt a little lost because I hadn’t kept up with the Angel comics, but it wasn’t hard to get up to speed, even if I hate feeling like I missed part of the overall story. The artwork was good, and the cover art was spectacular as always.

I don't think there's much new to say about these. I read them because I'm a diehard Buffy fan and want more time with the characters. Christos Gage does a nice approximation of Joss Whedon's style, and this latest "season" has been decent.

Another winner--why? Because it's Christos Gage, and I love him.
I don't know if this completes season 10, but it felt like closure, and it was very satisfying. When it looked like they would tread some well-worn paths, they surprised me with something different. I'm excited to see where this goes next and really hoping Gage stays on as writer.

Still Buffying along. I don't like the direction a few of the plots are taking, but I'm willing to hang out and see what happens next.

Pretty good, but I’m glad the “safe zone” plot was resolved in this volume. I do enjoy Christos Gage’s work on the Buffy comics, and I look forward to the next arc.