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Villainy and heroism, as usual

T Vernon is top of the bill again this week with AMAZING ADVENTURES #27 welcoming P Craig Russell on board as penciller for most of the rest of the run (and a graphic novel). And there's a Jim Starlin cover too. This series is considered Russell's 1st major work. Oh, and those despicable Martians are breeding human babies to eat!

FANTASTIC FOUR #46 tells us that the Inhumans are a pre-human people, most of whom have superpowers. But there aren't many of them and they live secretly in the Great Refuge.

In NOVA #6 the new Kree Nova gets killed off while Gamora and our Nova, both infected by the Phalanx Transmode Virus, capture Drax.

AVENGERS ARENA #14-15 begin the final 5-issue Boss Level arc of this series. We learn the pasts of Cullen Bloodstone and Nara. Arcade unleashes the pheromone which sends X-23 berserk to attack her fellows, and Cullen unleashes the beast within him to defeat her. And unlikable Nara gets a heroic death as she leashes the beast again afterwards.

--RobFJ

For the special marvelite in you

T Vernon is top of the bill again this week with AMAZING ADVENTURES #27 welcoming P Craig Russell on board as penciller for most of the rest of the run (and a graphic novel). And there's a Jim Starlin cover too. This series is considered Russell's 1st major work. Oh, and those despicable Martians are breeding human babies to eat!

For the special marvelite in you

FANTASTIC FOUR #46 tells us that the Inhumans are a pre-human people, most of whom have superpowers. But there aren't many of them and they live secretly in the Great Refuge.

In NOVA #6 the new Kree Nova gets killed off while Gamora and our Nova, both infected by the Phalanx Transmode Virus, capture Drax.

AVENGERS ARENA #14-15 begin the final 5-issue Boss Level arc of this series. We learn the pasts of Cullen Bloodstone and Nara. Arcade unleashes the pheromone which sends X-23 berserk to attack her fellows, and Cullen unleashes the beast within him to defeat her. And unlikable Nara gets a heroic death as she leashes the beast again afterwards.

--RobFJ

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Swinging Back Through Time: The Spider-Man Omnibus Trilogy Fueling Today's Spidey-Mania

Spider-Man fans are living a dream right now. With the recently released Spider-Man: A Brand New Day movie electrifying audiences worldwide, the webhead is once again at the center of pop culture. And to fuel this unstoppable Spidey-mania, three spectacular new omnibus editions—Volumes 6, 7, and 8—swing onto shelves, each packed with 25 classic comics plus six-page previews that celebrate the evolution of Marvel’s most beloved hero.

These omnibuses present Spider-Man’s adventures in strict chronological order, tracing every appearance across his main titles, secondary stories, and unforgettable guest spots. 

• Volume 6 dives into a thrilling era with Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #72–87, alongside key appearances in Sub-Mariner (1968) #14 and Daredevil (1964) #54, among others.
• Volume 7 continues the momentum with Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #88–99, enriched by stories from Webspinners: Tales of Spider-Man (1999) and Spider-Man: Death and Destiny (2000).
• Volume 8 pushes into milestone territory, featuring Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #100–112, early team-ups in Marvel Team-Up (1972) #1–7, and dramatic encounters in The Incredible Hulk (1968) #152–153.

Together, these volumes form a vibrant, lovingly curated journey through Spider-Man’s history—arriving at the perfect moment to celebrate the world’s renewed obsession with the friendly neighborhood hero.