12 seems like a big number. This one was awkward. Trying to let Spider-Man and Peter be angry and sad about Gwen while also trying to make a lighthearted adventure comic was…
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Hey, this one almost looks normal. It also credits “EVERYBODY!” as the inker. Pretty funny. As it turns out, we pick up right where we left off last issue, and Spidey is…
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Another of the incredible 75 issues of Team-Up I got for $48. They can’t all be winners, but none of them are more messed up than this one. Len Wein stays on…
ASM 128
We’re back with Spider-Man falling to his death, as he so often does. Turns out, he just makes a big web net and bounces right back up. He finds out he’s emptied…
ASM 127
Just noticed the insides of the letters being black on the cover was actually done by someone with a pen, so you know this is gonna be a good one. The culprit?…
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This is one the 75 issues of Marvel Team-Up I got for $48. That huge box contained brand-new looking comics, badly beaten comics, and everything in between. This one’s been through it….
ASM 126
“I realized I’m the bottom of the villain barrel, but I promise I’m scary now!” Strap in for what can’t be a terribly good issue if The Kangaroo is in it. Jim…
ASM 125
Really laying it on thick with that cover dialogue. This issue begins a long run on the title by penciler Ross Andru, and the last issue for inkers John Romita & Tony…
ASM 124
Boy, Spidey just can’t get away from werewolves! We’re told on the splash page it’s been 10 days since Gwen died, as we see Spider-Man swing by a newspaper stand on a…
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Are they calling Namor “the man-fish?” That feels insulting. Len Wein and Gil Kane are joined by inker “W. Howard,” whose first name I don’t know, and who seems maybe a little…