Elliot Gudge
8 articles published since September 11, 2023
About Elliot Gudge
Elliot Gudge is a graduate of UEA's English Literature and Creative Writing programme, a qualified English teacher, and CBR comics features writer hailing from the United Kingdom. He spends most of his time getting banned from parties for talking incessantly about Spider-Man.
How Vote Loki Became The God of Mischief's Best Comic
Satirical, playful, and funny, Vote Loki is the perfect vehicle for Marvel’s much-loved trickster, providing a timely and relevant tale.
10 Best Spider-Man Comics From Different Genres
Over a sixty-one-year publishing history, Spider-Man’s layered characterization and disparate villains have allowed him to genre-hop to great effect.
31 Days of Halloween: Hellblazer #27
Hellblazer #27 features John Constantine facing down darkness with the help of human connection, and serves as a horror masterpiece.
A Readers' Guide to Faith in Valiant Comics
A beacon of goodness, childlike wonder, and inclusive characterization, Faith has grown to become Valiant Comics’ greatest female superhero.
The Biggest Changes Netflix’s Heartstopper Made to the Webcomic
A faithful adaption, Netflix’s Heartstopper uses its deviations to enrich the original webcomic, leading to a more satisfying experience.
Why Spider-Man's Rogues' Gallery Shine in Daredevil's World
Transitioning from the pages of The Amazing Spider-Man to Daredevil, many Spider-Man villains have been defined by The Man Without Fear.
Why The Long Halloween is Still Batman at His Best
Twenty-seven years on from its initial publication, Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale’s limited series The Long Halloween remains Batman at his best.
How Dan Slott's Run on The Amazing Spider-Man Secured the Web-Slinger's Legacy
Dan Slott’s record-setting run on The Amazing Spider-Man steered the course of the then-ailing comic, securing Spider-Man’s legacy forever.