We haven’t checked in with ASM in awhile, but here begins a 5-part epic I’ve never read before. They forgot to put credits on this one, but it’s Denny O’Neil writing and…
Tag: Amazing Spider-Man
ASM 210
JRJR is paired with the legendary Fantastic Four inker Joe Sinnott as the new “art team supreme” starting this issue. And things are already in high gear on page one, as Rupert…
ASM Annual 14
Alright, gang, gather ‘round, it’s storytime! Denny O’Neil, Frank Miller & Tom Palmer are here to bring us a fantastical tale of magic and mystery, and– “Translation courtesy Dr. Strange.” So you…
ASM 209
Alan Weiss and a whole bunch of inkers drop in for the art on this one, as Kraven The Hunter is lobbing a spear into a Spider-Mannequin somewhere in the Carribbean. He’s…
ASM 208
This month brings the auspicious debut of John Romita, Jr. as penciler. One of the all-time great comics artists, period, in my opinion, JRJR would go on to have an enormous impact…
ASM 207
It’s 1980 now. Peter Parker is still in grad school, currently between girlfriends, sort-of-not-really-dating Deb Whitman, and most dramatically different from last block, working for The Daily Bugle’s main competitor, The Daily…
ASM 188
That cover is a pretty clear nod to the cover of ASM 28. Keith Pollard and Mike Esposito are back for this one. We get rolling with the reason Electro was hired…
ASM 187
The art team of Jim Starlin and Bob McLeod jump into this one to help tell a story of ol JJJ sending Peter to cover a mysterious military action with a press…
ASM 186
Marv Wolfman and Mike Esposito are joined by new penciler Keith Pollard in this issue, and it’s a big difference. Pollard’s pages are snappier, less draped in shadow and gloom, and his…
ASM 185
It’s the graduation of Peter Parker! Eventually. Maybe. First, we gotta get him out of this vat of burning oil. Pete has been fond of pointing out his web is flame retardant…