Spider-Man has a growth on the side of his head. Absolutely insane that people saw art like this and were like “THIS is the guy we want drawing Spider-Man! On and off…
Category: 2000s
PPSM 33
This month, the PPSM crew is back to single issue stories for awhile. Which are generally what they did best and what this run is remembered for. Villains like Typeface and Fusion…
ASM V2 35
That cover looks like trouble. As Morlun approaches the nuclear plant, Peter is doing serious science business for his life inside. Morlun comes smashing through a wall and finds Spider-Man crumpled on…
ASM V2 34
Jumping right into it, Ezekiel explains that the elaborate room he built for Peter was only to keep Morlun from finding him. Now that Morlun’s touched him, it’s too late, and there’s…
ASM V2 33
Man, look at Ezekiel’s crazy feet. His crazy everything, really. He looks more like Beast from X-Men than a mostly regular guy. On the far better looking interior pages, Spider-Man is sizing…
ASM V2 32
This month, we open on a high speed chase, already in progress. Pretty traditional Spider-Man stuff. A heavily tattooed skinhead-y guy has a woman at gunpoint in the car, and is yelling…
ASM V2 31
I’ll keep it a buck, I’m not a big fan of J. Scott Campbell. His art’s weird. He made his bones drawing sexy girls, but “sexy” according to whomst? We’ll eventually see…
ASM V2 30
Ladies & Gentlemen, please welcome back the classic ASM logo! Mostly! Sort of! Obviously remade in Illustrator, but close enough! A welcome sight, to be sure. And now it can be told….
PPSM 32
Woof. these covers. Colors this month are by Transparency Digital. Well, Fusion is dragging Spider-Man by the foot, like on the cover, and Spidey’s narration tells us he’s really all-in on believing…
PPSM 31
What a terrible drawing. The perspective, the stumpy fingers, that insane foot. Well, let’s see what this month’s trip to the Buckingham Recycling Center gets us. We find Peter Parker soaking in…