#Gold Goblin

[why-i-love-comics]

X-Men #30 - "Who Says Romance is Dead?" (2024)

written by Gerry Duggan art by Phil Noto

[evilhorse]

Direct hit, Ms. Marvel…direct hit.

(X-Men #30)

[superheroes-or-whatever]

Red Goblin (2023) #1-10 covers by In-Hyuk Lee

[comicwaren]

From Web of Spider-Man Vol. 3 #001

“Amazing Spider-Man Pt. 1”, by Zeb Wells (W), John Romita Jr., Scott Hanna and Marcio Menyz (A)

“Miles Morales: Spider-Man”, by Cody Ziglar (W), Eleonora Carlini and Arthur Hesli (A)

“Spider-Woman”, by Steve Foxe (W), Ig Guara and Arif Prianto (A)

“Amazing Spider-Man Pt. 2”, by Zeb Wells (W), Ed McGuinness, Mark Farmer and Marcio Menyz (A)

“Spider-Gwen: The Ghost-Spider”, by Stephanie Phillips (W), Eric Gapstur and Matt Milla (A)

“Chasm”, by Steve Foxe (W), Greg Land, Jay Leisten and Frank D’Armata (A)

“Spectacular Spider-Men”, by Greg Weisman (W), Joey Vazquez and Edgar Delgado (A)

“Kaine”, by Steve Foxe (W), Greg Land, Jay Leisten and Frank D’Armata (A)

“Spider-Society”, by Alex Segura (W), Salvador Larroca and GURU-eFX (A)

[doyouknowmarvelcomiccharacter]

[heckcareoxytwit]

A preview of Web of Spider-Man #1

WEB OF SPIDER-MAN #1

2024 is primed to be one of the biggest years in Spider-History and you’ve only seen the tip of the iceberg! In the pages of this one-shot, we’re going to lay out some of the biggest upcoming Spider-Stories and characters in the Spider-Verse through the beginning of 2025, and you aren’t going to want to miss this! Written by: Zeb Wells, Alex Segura, Greg Weisman, Steve Foxe Art by: Ed McGuinness, Salvador Larroca, Marcio Menyz, Frank D’Armata Cover by: Greg Capullo, FCO Plascencia Page Count: 56 Pages Release Date: March 20, 2024

Yay! Kaine appears in this comic!

[northernkingoffrogs]

If you wanna make art or fanfiction based on my fanfic go ahead but I'm not paying anyone for it

Read my fic here

Chapters: 12/? Fandom: Spider-Man - All Media Types, Spider-Man (Comicverse) Rating: Mature Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Norman Osborn/Peter Parker, Norman Osborn & Peter Parker Characters: Norman Osborn, Peter Parker, Liz Allan (Marvel), Harry Osborn, Green Goblin, Normie Osborn, Kindred - Character, Stanley Osborn, J. Jonah Jameson, Norah Winters, Aunt May Parker (Marvel), Curt Connors, Gwen Stacy | Spider-Gwen, Otto Octavius Additional Tags: Hurt/Comfort, Mental Health Issues, Mental Instability, Childhood Trauma, Trauma, Grief/Mourning, Past Abuse, Abusive Parents, Verbal Abuse, Enemies to Friends to Lovers, Loneliness, Redemption, Regret, Ghosts, Age Difference, Self-Hatred, Violence, Past Character Death, Self-Destruction, Alcohol, Minor Violence, Explosions, Crime Fighting, Depression, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder - PTSD, Drunken Kissing, Drunken Confessions, Drunkenness, Slow Burn, Internalized Homophobia Series: Part 1 of Gold Goblin Summary:

Norman Osborn was considered the most evil and demented man in existence, "Was" being a keyword. Now that his sins are cleansed he struggles with mental illness, the ghosts of his past indiscretions and solitude. No one wants to be alone, not even Norman. Peter Parker has made it clear he will keep an eye on Norman, but if he slips up even once, it's all over for him. How can he recover when no one will give him a chance to improve? Is it the destiny of the damned to live alone and full of regret?

Everyone says they love a redemption story, but no one wants to see him try. Yet Norman persists and maybe, just maybe someone will believe he can change for the better.

[crisisofinfinitemultiverses]

Red Goblin 4 (2023) by InHyuk Lee

[treverscottcameron]

My Spider-Man vs. Green Goblin from Marvel and Upperdeck's Marvel Masterpieces 2023 set.

[jihef03]

Web of Spider-Man Vol3 #1

[artverso]

Chris Bachalo - Green Goblin in “Gold Goblin” 

[why-i-love-comics]

Amazing Spider-Man #30 (2023)

written by Zeb Wells art by Ed McGuinness, Mark Farmer, Cliff Rathburn, & Marcio Menyz

[lizallanosborn]

gold goblin redesign finally done I can stop looking at this now.

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Amazing Spider-Man (2022-) #28-30 art by Ed McGuinness

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From Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 6 #029

Art by Ed McGuinness, Mark Farmer and Marcio Menyz

Written by Zeb Wells

[measuringbliss]

Soooo...

I read Dark Web, the 2023 Marvel comics crossover.

The plot: Two clones, Madeline Pryor (Jean Grey's) and Ben Reilly (Peter Parker's) join forces to wreak havoc, and suddenly, New York's usually inanimated objects suddenly start talking and biting everyone they see!

Overall, I really enjoyed it, but I'll give my thoughts on each series in it.

The X-Men issues are excellent, be it the plot or the art. I'm very tempted to read more of their adventures! I'm very thankful to have listened to Jay & Miles X-plain the X-Men, even for not so many episodes, because it definitely helped! Aside from the touching storyline between Jean and Madeline, there's also the matter of Cyclops and Havok both being detained. Cyclops hilariously can't open his eyes or the extremely adorable puppies dangling in front of his face will burn. What a cute predicament. I loved looking at the puppies! Meanwhile, Havok has an extremely sexy outfit that, I suppose, is damaged, but it really hides... not much of his body.

Is this his usual garment?! It seems so. I'm here for it, but also, what the heck. Not gonna complain though.

A prominent member of the cast is also Forge, my husband who's just as dashing as what I'd imagined. So overall, really loved those issues.

The Miss Marvel issues were also great. I don't really care about her powers, but what listen I've seen of her cast is really enjoyable. The objects are the most prominent in her story and are enjoyable conversation partners. We also get a nice Miles Morales cameo who helps the Muslim community in a big (literally) way.

The Mary Jane & Black Cat issues are also extremely enjoyable. MJ has her Jackpot powers, and they really work well as a duo. Aside from the delightful lesbian vibes, they're just great as friends (and previous romantic rivals). The art is great, the plot is fun and full of surprises. I loved their relationship with the purple demon where they all made it clear there would be a betrayal coming up, and were chill with that. And look, two women looking badass while fighting together? I'm easy to please, folks.

Spider-Man's issues are alright. Spidey's conflict with Chasm reaches hilarious proportions (be it Chasm's stupid plan to make Peter eat an apple, or Rek-Rap's whole character that I expected to hate and instead found intensely delightful), but the ending is quite sad. I did enjoy seeing Ben and his girlfriend, whom I'd never heard of before. Hallow's Eve has a sick costume design. Chasm also has a great suit, that's what made me aware of the event in the first place! I wish he had a good ending too, however. I'm curious about the aftermath...

The art was extremely good overall for these issues.

Now, for issues I enjoyed less...

Gold Goblin was a surprising, but not uninteresting delve into Norman's psyche around questionable plot points. In concept, it's not so bad, and here too, the art is impressive, but somehow those issues ended up being... boring.

But it's nothing compared to Venom. I'm not attached to those symbiotes, but this really didn't help either. I didn't really care about that plotline, it felt messy and boring.

So overall, Dark Web was quite enjoyable. It made me want to read more of some characters, thirst on many men, and turn a lot of pages. Definitely not a beginner's comic storyline because there's a lot of bagage involved.