Comic Review: Spider-Men

Comic Review: <em>Spider Men</em>
Spider-Men, the 5 part series written by Brian Michael Bendis and illustrated by Sara Pichelli, is a crossover first for the Marvel’s Ultimate Universe since it debuted in 2000. In this series, we get to see what happens when Peter Parker crosses over into the Ultimate Universe during the aftermath of the death of its own Peter Parker. So how does Peter end up in the Ultimate Universe?

Comic Review: THE NEW AVENGERS VS. THE NEW DARK AVENGERS

Comic Review: <em>THE NEW AVENGERS VS. THE NEW DARK AVENGERS</em>

Over the holiday I read the 400 page hardback compilation of the Dark Avengers series written by Brian Bendis. If you are not familiar with the series, the storyline places the Avengers underground after the Skrull invasion. Harry Osborne, aka the Green Goblin, had the good fortune of being a key figure in repelling the Skrull threat. Because of this Osborne has been assigned to be the head of S.H.E.I.L.D. which he renames H.A.M.M.E.R. He takes the organization from a defensive to offensive position. He creates his own version of the Avengers placing himself as Iron Patriot the leader of the team. The rest of the team includes a team of villains posing as heroes: “Spider-man”, “Hawkeye”, “Ms. Marvel”, “Wolverine”, Captain Marvel, Ares, and Sentry. The quotes are used because these are not the original key players of these heroes’ identities as Avengers.