I think it's safe to say that, once the premise of Dark Reign became clear, the first question on most readers' minds was "How does Spider-Man feel about this?". Sadly, that topic hasn't been ...

I think that Sinister Spider-Man can be awesome. I just hope the development and depth move faster than Dark Avengers. What do you think? My next post will be about Deadpool: Suicide Kings 1 and 2.

Spider-Man then took responsibility for Osborn’s rise to power and made a vow to end his Dark Reign. Marvel’s Spider-Man 4 ...

This dark revelation was seen in Spider-Man: Reign 2 #3 by Kaare Andrews. In this story, Peter Parker is thrown from a dark future into the past, where he believes that he'll have a second chance ...

In Spider-Man: Reign 2 #1, a dark future reveals an older, grizzled Miles Morales betraying Peter Parker. The city of New York is a police state, controlled by the Webb system under Kingpin's ...

The publisher's return to Spider-Man: Reign for a sequel will introduce new riffs on Black Cat and Miles Morales.

Published in 2006, Spider-Man: Reign is largely remembered for two reasons. The first is how it borrowed the base concept of Batman: The Dark Knight Returns and applied it to Peter Parker. That is ...

Spider-Man: Reign tells the tale of an older Peter Parker coming out of retirement for one last big adventure as Spider-Man (not unlike the classic Batman story The Dark Knight Returns).

The violent tension between Spider-Man and Norman has grown for years and has been building to a boil for the last few months after Osborn’s last defeat at Spidey’s hands at the end of America ...

Spider-Man is getting some help from a mysterious feline character in a look at an upcoming comic book cover. While fans experience new tales for Peter Parker in Ultimate Spider-Man, the web ...

Don't miss Spider-Man 2099: Dark Genesis #3 as the bloodthirsty Carnage gains a cult following. Can Spidey stop the chaos? Find out this Wednesday!

Ultimately, Dark Reign: Sinister Spider-Man packs in just enough fun enough to surprise even the most skeptical of event-weary readers.