MarvelBlog’s Essential Reading Guide for Echo
There’s been a lot of talk of Jeremy Renner‘s Clint Barton’s Ronin on the first season of Hawkeye on Disney+. But do you know who wore the Ronin costume first, Marvel Blog True Believers? Yup, it...
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RETRO REVIEW: Kate Needs Cash in Hawkeye (2012) #14
In Hawkeye (2012) #14 by Matt Fraction, Annie Wu, Matt Hollingsworth, and Chris Eliopoulos, with a hex-tacular main cover by David Aja, we get to see what happens next after Kate Bishop has moved...
‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ Global Box Office Set To Potentially Exceed $290M
One of the most anticipated films of 2021 is finally arriving with fans in a frenzy to finally see the latest chapter of Peter Parker’s MCU adventure take place, with the anticipation reaching a...
David Aja Tweets His Hawkeye Covers
In a Tweet sent by David Aja on Monday, December 13th, 2021, an image containing all of the covers he created for the 2012 Hawkeye series was posted. As asked for this again, here...
REVIEW: Party Like It’s 1999 in Phoenix Song: Echo #2
In Phoenix Song: Echo #2 by Rebecca Roanhorse, Luca Maresca, Kyle Charles, Carlos Lopez, Bryan Valenza, and Ariana Maher, we get more of the story about Echo and her ancestors! Phoenix Song: Echo #2...
REVIEW: Trips Ahoy in The Amazing Spider-Man #80.Beyond
In The Amazing Spider-Man #80.BEY by Cody Ziglar, Michael Dowling, Jesus Aburtov with Erick Arciniega, and Joe Caramagna, we get to see the Beyond Corporation’s Spider-Man face off against a new version of an...
5 Marvelous Character Foils
If there’s one thing that defines the worlds of Marvel Comics and the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it’s the characters! These vibrant individuals loom larger than life, and really give us someone to root for! One...
‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ Rotten Tomatoes Score Already Has It in Rare Company
The movie event of the year will finally hit theaters in just two days, and it seems to already be one of the MCU’s clearest triumphs as the Spider-Man: No Way Home Rotten Tomatoes...
Spider-Week Retro Review: The Amazing Spider-Man 1964 Annual
In The Amazing Spider-Man Annual (1964) #1 by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko (“possibly the most talked-about team in comics today”), with lettering by S. Rosen, readers are treated to the introduction of one...
Hawkeye Episode 5 Review: An Underwhelming Reveal, and the Curse of Knowledge
Following an incredibly interesting and engaging fourth Episode that promised to bring the story of Clint Barton to a head, the series subsequent installment feels like a step back with stakes low enough to...
