The drama driving the story IS interesting.
All tagged Frank D'Armata
All-Out Avengers #4 // Review
A fun twist on the old “heroes forced to fight with villains” trope.
All-Out Avengers #3 // Review
A satisfying adventure drama.
Iron Cat #5 // Review
Felicia’s relationship with MacKay continues to be a fruitful one.
All-Out Avengers #2 // Review
Derek Landy knows how to keep the team in page and panel.
Iron Cat #4 // Review
MacKay’s brisk humor keeps the action running.
All-Out Avengers #1 // Review
The balance here feels almost perfect.
Iron Cat #3 // Review
It’s fun action with just enough depth to keep the reader interested.
Iron Cat #2 // Review
A compelling and artfully-framed backstory.
Iron Cat #1 // Review
Dives right into the life of Felicia once more with grace, poise, and style
Spider-Woman #21 // Review
WAY more fun than it honestly has any right to be.
Spider-Woman #20 // Review
"Unbelievable non-action on every page!!!"
Spider-Woman #19 // Review
Pacheco and company have fun with the weird complexities of Jess' past.
Spider-Woman #8 // Review
Pérez and D’Armata ratchet-up the tension admirably with the visuals.
Spider-Woman #17 // Review
A two-page fight sequence with a Frank Miller-sized pack of ninjas that plays out entirely in silhouette against a green screen.
Spider-Woman #16 // Review
A unique blend of family drama and superhero weirdness.
Spider-Woman #15 // Review
Pacheco’s usual wit is kicked into high gear.
Spider-Woman #1 // Review
Pacheco’s writing has a brilliant economy to it.
Spider-Man: Life Story #6 // Review
The perpetually depressing Spider-Man: Life Story finally comes to a dour end.
Spider-Man: Life Story #5 // Review
The mission statement of Spider-Man: Life Story seems to be “everyone who Peter Parker loves must die horribly, for no reason.”