CBR Astonishing Ant-Man Vol. 1: Everybody Loves Team-Ups

Scott Lang is back for All-New, All-Different Tales to Astonish!

This is probably in my Top 3 current favorite comics, so you know it's good!

Follow the reviews of Marvel's tiniest heroes - Ant-Man and Wasp!
Hank Pym: Avengers: The Origin / Ant-Man Season One

Dan Slott's Mighty Avengers / Avengers Academy
Scott Lang: Matt Fraction's FF
Ant-Man: Second-Chance Man
Eric O'Grady: Irredeemable Ant-Man

Ant-man & Wasp
MCU: Ant-Man (2015)

CBR Ant-Man: Second-Chance Man

Scott Lang is back being Ant-Man. Even his daughter his back just being a regular teenager.

Can Ant-Man get a second chance to become a new fan favorite?

Follow the reviews of Marvel's tiniest heroes - Ant-Man and Wasp!
Hank Pym: Avengers: The Origin / Ant-Man Season One

Dan Slott's Mighty Avengers / Avengers Academy
Scott Lang: Matt Fraction's FF
Eric O'Grady: Irredeemable Ant-Man

Ant-man & Wasp

CBR Spider-Man 1602

I love Neil Gaiman.
His creativity, the way he plays with original and fun concepts and ideas.

For a long time already, I really wanted to try to read MARVEL 1602, his original all-new take on the Marvel Universe during "simpler times". A sort of "What if.." story, if the Marvel Universe stories took place in the 1600s.

But. For some reason I never got to read it.

I've always been a big fan of these "alternate universe", where things seem and look familiar, but the big picture throws out the window all our usual references.
So, like Marvel's 2099 universe, I decided to start with a similar character I'm used to. I used Spider-man as entry point back in the 90s for the "2099".
I finally 'got me the trade paperback collecting 1602's Spider-man's spinoff (not written by Neil Gaiman, but using a very similar narration and structure!)