I cant wait for Web of Spider-man, how bout you guys?

[Dreadstar]

Power to the people looks like a GREAT story. I LOVE all those classic villains!
Going to get the variant covers too!

 

[hippie_hunter]

Meh, I get Amazing Spider-Man pretty much 3 times a month plus the Extras and Annuals. I really don't think that the market can handle beyond just one Spider-Man book due to Amazing's schedule.

 

[runawayboulder]

J. M. DeMatteis is writing it so I'll check it out. Plus there's a DeFalco/Frenz Spider-Girl back up.

 

[Tron Bonne]

I'll check out the first issue just to see what Kaine has been up to, and Mayday. After that I don't know, I suppose it'll depend on how interested I am in the villains they are spotlighting.

 

[Spider-ManHero12]

I honestly can't wait for it!

 

[knightrightnow]

When is it scheduled to come out? This week I hope. I actually enjoy the 45 titles that Wolverine is in, so 3 or 4 Spidey titles will be just fine with me. Cant get enough of it. Lol

 

[Tron Bonne]

According to Marvel's website it's set for October 14th, next week

 

[knightrightnow]

Sweet, thanks

 

[Dreadstar]

I buy Amazing Spider-man. Its never been better, IMO. Reminds me of the best of the 70s Spidey. So when they announced "WEB", I was not understanding why they needed yet another Spidey book when Amazing 3 times a month was suppose to replace all the other Spider books. But "Power to the People" featuring the classic viilains is just what I want to read, so I cant wait!

 

[TheCorpulent1]

I'm passing. The Deadpool issue will be my only Spider-Man purchase for the foreseeable future, unless it really bowls me over and makes me have some kind of epiphany.

 

[Dreadstar]

I buy every issue of certain books just to keep the run going. When I go back & reread series, I end up running out & buying the issues I stopping buying just to see where the story will go. So I figure, why stop in the 1st place?

I buy every issue of Amazing, Avengers, CAP, DD, FF, GotG, Ms. Marvel, Moon Knight, Nova, T-bolts, Thor

Batman, Detective (have about 400 issues of each of those books) JSA, WW, Supergirl.

You see, I converted a spare bedroom in my house into a comic library. SO I have 7 ft shelf son 3 of the walls filled with my comics. Now if I want to access any issue, I know exactly where it is. I have dividers with labels telling me exactly whats between each divider. For example, I have Marvel Westerns as a separate space. All my Marvel western books are in there, regardless of where they may fall in the alphabet. I figure, if I want to read a western book, I will not remember the exact title, so I might not find it... and I want all the western books in one place, making it easier to find. They are mostly mini series, so if I put them in alphabetical order, they would be all over the place. Same goes for MArvel Monsters, Dark Reign, Secret Invasion. Other than that, everything is by company, then alphabet.

 

[JewishHobbit]

I may or may not buy the first issue for Kaine, but after that I'm done. I'm only interested in Clone Related stuff. I still can't give a care for anything else since OMD.

 

[runawayboulder]

It makes total sense to have a Spider-Man book come out every week since it's already 3 times a month anyway. Might as well have a comic for that 4th week.

 

[Brainiac 8]

Didn't they do the 3 times monthly so that the shelves didn't have other ongoings clogging them up? Did Joey Q decide that it wasn't enough?

 

[TheCorpulent1]

Popular characters always have as many titles as the people upstairs believe the market can support, even though they're usually wrong. That's why Spider-Man, Wolverine, Batman, and Superman always have a cycle where they've got a ton of titles until people get sick of them, then they're scaled back, then people warm up to them again, then the higher-ups pump out more titles, and the process begins again.

 

[Dreadstar]

Diamond lists WEB as coming out this Wednesday.

 

[Brainiac 8]

Popular characters always have as many titles as the people upstairs believe the market can support, even though they're usually wrong. That's why Spider-Man, Wolverine, Batman, and Superman always have a cycle where they've got a ton of titles until people get sick of them, then they're scaled back, then people warm up to them again, then the higher-ups pump out more titles, and the process begins again.

This is true, but out of all of them, Superman is the only one that logically could be involved in so many stories at once...you know...caust of super speed and all.

 

[TheCorpulent1]

I see your super-speed and raise you an "I'm Batman."

 

[CantThinkOfAName]

Didn't they do the 3 times monthly so that the shelves didn't have other ongoings clogging them up? Did Joey Q decide that it wasn't enough?

Web of Spider-Man is just supposed to replace Spider-Man Family, which, according to Marvel, was aiming at a different audience than Amazing Spider-Man. It 's just supposed to be one-shot stories without any connection or relevance to anything else. I guess Web is different in that it'll relate to the villain of the month in ASM, but I doubt it's necessary to get the story. Still essentially the same thing, but without a lame title.

I'll read the first issue mainly because JM DeMatties is writing it. After that we'll see but I doubt it.

 

[Themanofbat]

Of course....

And all Spider-Girl fans should be reading the book as well, because she'll be a regular feature, as well as ASM supporting cast member/villain stories...

Sounds good to me.

 

[lyc70]

Do concerntrate on this post, I'm willing to lift highly my flag following your thoughts.

 

[Anubis]

WTF are talking about?

 

[CantThinkOfAName]

Bwahaha, you should read his other posts, that guy is comedy gold!

 

[Anubis]

Oh, so this is your alternate account.

 

[CantThinkOfAName]

Was that an insult or a compliment? Confusion has left me incontinent