Frank Cho is a shrewd choice of a fill-in guy for the Dodsons. Definitely some commonality there. I personally think Cho’s stuff is completely devoid of energy most of the time, just…
Tag: Doctor Octopus
Negative Exposure 5
For the last issue, Harris sort of draws Ock in the new look, but only sort of. Good timing. Well, here we go. Jeff is waiting around for Doc Ock, who then…
Negative Exposure 4
That looks like it hurt. Especially since the lenses appear to be attached ot his head via glue or magic. This month’s first page is not at all necessary, storywise, but so…
Negative Exposure 3
Another reason the Vampire Doc Ock being in this book irritates me is Harris isn’t drawing him on the covers. So you put him in the new look in a flashback story…
Negative Exposure 2
Between having vague, not-fond memories of this book and knowing what I’m reading next, I really just wanna get through it. Even if it’s perfectly fine, it’s pretty unnecessary. Yet another Spidey/Doc…
Negative Exposure 1
I mentioned writing about TAC 6 how Marvel’s method of tying into a movie was to just inundate comics store shelves with material featuring its villain. So in addition to Doc Ock…
TAC V2 10
Spidey should see someone about that growth on his side. On the big screen, Kid Kiwi introduces himself, wanting all the Sheilas to know he’s single (Pretty sure “Sheilas” is a strictly…
TAC V2 09
It’s a big month for the evolution of Ramos’ art style, as Spider-Man’s feet are longer 3 feet wide and 4 feet long. Ramos slowly gets less awful over time, and the…
TAC V2 08
This month, we begin with Spider-Man pontificating about living in a post-9/11 world as he watched riots in Palestine on the big Times Square TV over Doc Ock’s attack. Then we check…
TAC V2 07
Well, let’s see what’s going on with Doc Ock. Presumably. Maybe this’ll be 22 pages of Detective Garrett, who knows? Is that supposed to be Ms. Lyon from the Spider-Man and His…