Ok, so, Tombstone killed Spider-Man last issue. For sure. We come back to that same moment, and he recaps how he did it, and then Black Cat swoops in and attacking him…
Author: spiderdewey
TAC 205
Well, that’s not a very nice way to go. Lance Bannon has arrived on the scene as, around the corner, Flash continues to defend that ambulance. For all the good that’s gonna…
TAC 204
I wonder if Sal was like “Oh yeah, this guy. Been a long time.” Tombstone was big business when Gerry Conway was around, and after he left, people started using him in…
SM 40
Time to see how this wraps up. Spidey’s looking chunkier than ever. Electro’s stunt first blacked out the city, and is now lighting it up white hot and blinding and he stands…
SM 39
Welcome back to “did they credit the wrong writer on this?” part 2. Spidey looks huge on this cover. Inside, Peter & Sarah from last issue are looking at the damage to…
SM 38
Who’s rolled the dice and wound up writing Spider-Man this month? Who’s ready for a sad and mopey Electro story? That’s right, it’s ya boy, JM. Which is pretty interesting to me….
Lethal Foes 4
This month it’s just David Boller on pencils, and a whole lotta people on inks ( Vancata, Amash, Decarlo, Aiken, Akin). One wonders just what happened in the making of this book….
Lethal Foes 3
In this issue, the art team change dramatically. Pencils are courtesy Keith Pollard and David Boller. Inks come from Ian Akin, Keith Aiken and Jim Amash (confusing!). Color is now by “Sampson…
Lethal Foes 2
Danny Fingroth was proud enough of this joke to put it on a cover. This comic has been very wet. Frank Turner assists on inks this month. First it’s a few awkward…
Lethal Foes 1
Yes, we’re doing this again. For the last time. Well, for the last time in several decades. Somehow, inexplicably, Deadly Foes was hyped as a major event even though it didn’t feature…