Oscorp thinks they can hide their illegal experiments in a word search? Think again! There are at least 20 different experiments Oscorp is working on hidden in this word search below. Use all of your Marvel knowledge and the data mined hints below and dig through! Put whatever experiments you find down in the answer boxes. This is the first step to stopping Norman Osborn and this Oscorp Conspiracy before something truly terrible happens.
The second True Believers Fan Club meeting is coming soon! Come down and test your knowledge against other Marvel fans! September 27, 6-8 pm, at 1660 S. Alma School Rd. #221 Mesa, AZ 85210. Entry is $10! Details on how non AZ natives can participate coming soon!
The first Face Front True Believers Fan Club meeting is almost here! Make sure you cement your place in history by being part of the launch of THE Marvel fan club! Here’s what you need to know!
MCU Phase 4
That’s right, we’re talking about Phase 4 of the MCU! That’s Thor: Love and Thunder, Blade, Ms. Marvel, She-Hulk, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, Dr. Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, WandaVison, Falcon and Winter Soldier, Moon Knight, Black Panther 2, Eternals, Marvel: What If, Hawkeye, Black Widow… Wow, that’s a lot! Expectations, excitement, theories, all cards are on the table! Fans like you breaking down the next phase of the beloved Marvel Cinematic Universe!
When is it?
This Friday, September 13th, at from 6-8 pm! Don’t be late!
Where is it?
Arizona, so if you don’t live in the state, I’m sorry you can’t be there in person, but stick around and I’ll tell you how to join in on the fun! If you do live here, then the address is 1660 S. Alma School Rd. #221, Mesa, AZ 85210. It’s on the Southwest corner of Alma School and the 60!
How much?
The meeting is $10 at the door, cash or card. You can also pay $15 to guarantee your spot in the September 27th meeting! But you can get both, that’s right, BOTH September meetings for only $7.50 by Pre-Registering. Just log in or create a Face Front account, and get the 50% off Pre-Registration Ticket from the Token Shop!
So how do I join outside of AZ?
You join Face Front’s Patreon at the Avengers Tier or higher, and you’ll be given access to the page on this website available only to Fan Club members!
I’m not going to rant or rage. I’m not going to curse Sony or blame Disney. I’m not going to squeeze an entire article out of this. Because the matter is very simple. Spider-Man is my favorite hero. I only love Marvel as much as I do because of Spider-Man, he’s the reason I became a fan. And in the 17 years I’ve loved the character, since seeing that first movie in 2002, I’ve never been happier than when I saw him flip into that airport and web Captain America’s shield. I don’t care about companies, I don’t care about money, I care about Spider-Man being where he belongs in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. So I’ve said before, I’ll say it again, and I’ll keep saying it to the end of time; never forget, Sony, Disney, all of you: With great power, there must also come great responsibility.
I created Face Front to become a community. So that people could come together and talk about Marvel when no one else would. And now, I’m doing it live and in person!
The Face Front True Believers Fan Club is the realization of the goal I set for Face Front 2 years ago, and now you can become a part of it. Debates, trivia, contests, prizes, and so much more are in store! If you live in or near Mesa, Arizona, Face Front is coming to you! Here are the details:
When
We will meet every 2nd and 4th Friday of the month, beginning on September 13, 2019. The next meeting will be September 27, 2019, so on and so forth. Meetings will run from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm. CLICK HERE for the official event calendar.
How Much
This is an exclusive club, so membership is necessary to keep the production value high. Each meeting will cost $10 at the door. Alternatively, at the first meeting of the month, you also have the option to credit $15, paying for the second meeting in advance with a 50% discount.
Where
The True Believers Fan Club will be located at a location called Meeting Rooms on Demand on the southwest corner of Alma School Rd and the 60 freeway. The room is up the stairs near the center of the complex. There will be signage, trust me, you’ll know it when you see it. The address is: 1660 S. Alma School Rd #221, Mesa, AZ 85210
Pre-Registration
If you want to pre-register, CLICK HERE to create a Face Front account, or go to the Log In/Register option in the menu. For creating an account you’ll immediately be rewarded with 10 Face Front Tokens, the currency of Face Front. Head to the Token Shop and purchase the 50% Off Fan Club Ticket to get two meetings for $7.50, half the price! Be sure to bring this ticket to the first meeting, as it will only be valid then! Pre-Registration ends September 12, 2019, so hurry!
Join the Club Remotely
If you do not live in Arizona, but still wish to be part of the club, then we’ve got you covered. Becoming an Avenger Tier Patron or above on the Face Front Patreon page will give you access to the exclusive Fan Club page of FaceFrontBlog.com, which will launch on September 13. This page will include content reserved only for members of the club, allowing access to contests, livestreams, prizes, and so much more. CLICK HERE for more information about supporting Face Front on Patreon.
Questions
For any questions regarding the club, please feel free to email me at Mail@FaceFrontBlog.com, or reach out on Facebook or Twitter @FaceFrontBlog. Follow Face Front on social media or check the blog for updates.
So the last time I paid $8.00 for a comic book, it was December of 2012, and Spider-Man died! Trepidatious is probably an understatement on my state of mind when picking up Amazing Spider-Man #25, the first milestone comic in Spencer’s run, and slapped with a $8.00 price tag. “60 pages of Spider-Mania!!!” the front cover touts (and yes, with three exclamation points). I picked it up, I read it cover to cover, and here are my thoughts.
This was very unexpected. Usually with these milestone
issues, Marvel goes big. So I was thinking there was going to be an all out battle
with Kindred, he makes some big move, some grand entrance, establish why he’s a
threat, who he is, and how he’s going to give Spidey a hard time. None of that.
In fact, Kindred had a rather small role in this issue, which is actually a tad
frustrating because I want to know more about him. But I did read an interview
with Nick Lowe in a recent Previews issue, and he suggested that while #24 and
#25 are important, Kindred is going to be a whole thing, so I guess we’ll have wait
longer.
Mysterio was still alive, which was nice, but come on. Did
we really think they were off Beck with Far
From Home out this year? The more interesting part is the script Kindred
gave him, that Beck himself apparently wrote. And the fact that it stars May
Jane. I’m actually quite excited for that story.
On the topic of MJ, we know she’s got a comic coming, The Amazing Mary Jane. The Previews also suggested that this would be a set up issue, so I think MJ’s story here was more to that end. But if the Mary Jane comic is anything like this little adventure, then sign me all the way up. MJ and Carlie Cooper vs. the female Electro, saving an old acting rival of hers? It was so much fun, and I loved every second of it. This Syndicate story seems intriguing as well. I’m a classic Sinister Six guy myself, but we’ll see where this goes.
Next is Spider-Man. Why am I 5 paragraphs in and just now
getting to Spider-Man? Maybe because his story was more of an action-packed pep
talk to get Curt Connors back on his feet. I don’t know why, but I always get
the feeling Lizard is going to die whenever he shows up, which I really don’t want
to happen. But even in the Slott era, they always made it seem like Curt Connors’s
next transformation will be his last. They keep putting the poor guy through
the wringer, and I really hope he can just find some peace with his family, because
I do love the Lizard, and I do love a happy ending!
So, paragraph 5 ended up being more about the Lizard.
Paragraph 6: Spider-Man! Gee, nothing really happened with Pete! I mean, he
decided to go back to school, and he fought those weird color-alien-robot
things with Jameson, but… Wow. This Amazing Spider-Man comic had very little
Spider-Man in it. I don’t know how I feel about that.
I will say, however, that my absolute favorite part was the
tease of Miguel O’Hara falling from the sky and smashing into our time! And
back in his blue suit no less! I read Spider-Man 2099 when it relaunched off Superior
Spider-Man, and it was my favorite comic of the time. I unfortunately didn’t
finish the run (I stopped around the Civil War II tie-in), but that’s a Marvel Unlimited
binge for another day. Especially now that O’Hara is back!
Other than that, there was a little funny story about having
a bot write a Spider-Man comic. The issue was pretty good, though if I had to
complain about something, I’d say that it was a lot of setup and very little
payoff. I guess I’m used to the milestone issues being the payoff issues, but
if anything #24 had more plot reveals and master planning than this one
(including the Chameleon!) But hey, at least Spider-Man didn’t die this time! Amazing
Spider-Man #25 put a lot of pieces into place, and I for one can’t wait to see
how they play out!
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Upon seeing the Marvel Legends Giant-Man re-release, I got all nostalgic and wanted to play with mine. Giving him the lamppost is the best thing I’ve ever done with this figure by the way. I don’t know why Hasbro didn’t think to give him something like this or a chunk of concrete for the re-release, but oh well. Guess us collectors have to think of everything!