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I vow to review all Marvel Movies, Shows and Games in under 280 characters, rated out of 5 Stars.

Spider-Man/Ultimate Universe FCBD (2024), Ultimates (2024) 1-24, Ultimate Hawkeye (2025) 1

This was the best book at Marvel for two years now. I will be closely following Deniz Camp after this. The real-time continuity was the perfect fit for a revolutionary epic. The way the pacing snowballs as the revolution spreads is truly masterful storytelling.

Dungeons of Doom (2026) 1-3

I didn't know this was only going to be three issues and was eagerly awaiting the fourth for two months. It’s a shame it was so short lived because this was a great setting for a horror story. I guess not noticing it ended isn't a compliment, but it was fun while it lasted.

Wolverine: Weapons of Armageddon (2026) 1-4

Spinning out of Chip Zdarksky's Captain America, it helps set the table for Avengers: Armageddon but is more concerned with launching new characters than compelling storytelling. Tyler Torrens' outdated edgy design just feels like bad Rob Liefeld leftovers.

Daredevil (2022) 1-14

I originally skipped Chip Zdarsky's run because of Mike Murdock, but couldn't after Devil's Reign and Jason Aaron's Punisher. A married Daredevil and Elektra leading The Fist in a war against Punisher's Hand truly feels like an epic finale for these characters.

Knull (2026) 1-5

Knull is played out thanks to Marvel editorial, but if I see Al Ewing I buy it. The Thanos battle was fun, even if I disagree with the outcome. It's sort of a typical villain book, but is pretty essential reading for the upcoming Queen In Black event, which looks promising.

Spider-Man/Venom: Death Spiral (2026) 1, Amazing Spider-Man (2024) 23-27, Venom (2025) 255-257, Death Spiral: Body Count (2026) 1

I love a good serial killer story so this was fun. Torment is mostly just a MacGuffin but was effective. Sadly, Spider-Carnage is wasted again. The '90s cartoon is still the best version. This also derailed my cosmic story arc. Can Spidey please go back to space now?

The Punisher: One Last Kill

It's like if Punisher lived in the building from Beau Is Afraid. Finally, a project lives up to Bernthal's legendary performance. It feels raw but sleek in the minimalist approach. Less is more without the bloated romanticization of the series. I will need more though!

Premiere: May 12, 2026

Spider-Man and the X-Men Arcades Revenge SNES

Spider-Man and the X-Men: Arcade's Revenge on Super Nintendo

This game was pure torture. In my journey to beat all Marvel games it was the only one I couldn't complete on original hardware. Having to replay that tedious Spider-Man collectathon first level over and over again should be considered a human rights violation.

Release: Nov, 1992