How Spider-Men II is symbolic of Brian Michael Bendis leaving Marvel Comics

So Spider-Men II has come to a close and with that one of Bendis’s Marvel books has finished. Finished before he leaves for a fresh set of characters over at DC. Now everyone’s already talked about how monumental the move is but I want to talk about this series, and issue five in particular as I believe it can represent Bendis’s final days at Marvel.

(Heavy spoilers for the series) 

Doomsday Clock #1 Review

The DC event of the year. It’s been years in the making but we’re finally able to get our hands on the crossover between the Watchmen and the DC Universe.

Writer: Geoff Johns

Artist: Gary Frank 

My Issue with Self-imposed Creative Pressures

Master of Kung Fu #126 Review

CM Punk swaps the gloves for the pen as he writes another story for Marvel, this time a one shot about Shang-Chi, the Master of Kung Fu. 

The Flash #34 Review

The returning Meena takes Barry Allen and Wally West on a training run, but is this the same Meena that Allen and West lost? 

X-Men Gold #15 Review

Still trapped in Mojo’s world, the X-Men have to fight their most famous battles over again to survive. 

Spirits of Vengeance #2 Review

The team of Hellstrom, Ghost Rider and Blade continue on their investigation of the silver bullet handed to them by a dying angel but what they find only adds more questions. 

Daredevil #595 Review

Matt Murdock returns to New York City to discover the unthinkable, Wilson Fisk is the new Mayor!

Nightwing #32 Review

Dick Grayson deals Raptor into the deadliest game of Blackjack since he started working at Blockbuster’s casino. 

Superman #34 Review

While the Kent family are separated on Apokolips, Lex Luthor tries to convince the people of Apokolips that he is not their God.