Mr. Mears is apparently unaware that, like Dilbert, Spider-Man is no longer being syndicated. In fact Michael Cavna did an article on this before the switchover. I personally would have preferred to see Marvel hire a new writer/artist team for Spider-Man but apparently it's not worth Disney's time.
Relaunching one hero means grounding another [Spider-Man comic strip letter]
Allen Mears, McLean
Washington Post November 4 2023
online at https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/11/03/taylor-swift-jim-jordan-gaza-ukraine/
Allen Mears, McLean
Washington Post November 4 2023
online at https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/11/03/taylor-swift-jim-jordan-gaza-ukraine/
So, Post comics are adding "Flash Gordon" and dropping "The Amazing Spider-Man," according to the Oct. 21 Style article "Flash Gordon takes flight again on comics pages." That is a bad move.
"Spider-Man" is so well drawn and has such good plots and characters that it is a favorite of many readers.
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