We finally made it to ASM 238! This one was an eBay acquisition from the turn of the century. This one’s pretty pricey in the present, and I actually remember I got…
Tag: Joe Robertson
MTU 122
That’s right, the shambling swamp is back! Except due to my weird posting schedule, I’ve read his previous appearance in MTU 68, but not yet posted about it. That’s frustrating. At any…
TAC 071
…I thee wed? I’m not sure where that copy is going. Oh, the splash says “With this gun… I thee kill!” Hilarious. Not content to just draw ASM, here’s JRJR & Frank…
ASM 236
Did I pay $6 for this? I can’t rightly say. I don’t remember the acquisition of most of this set. It’s been a long time. We rejoin the insane situation we left…
ASM 234
In this issue, John Romita, Jr. is paired with frequent inker Dan Green, and the difference is striking. Green worked over Romita’s pencils on his first full-length job (Iron Man 115), and…
ASM 233
This is an awkward place to start, but as we will see, The Tarantula only attacks Spider-Man from the left on a on yellow background. Those are the rules. Welcome back to…
End of Block 12
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…
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…
MTU 012
Now over to Marvel Team-Up, where the future ASM team of Len Wein and Ross Andru are on duty, with Don Perlin providing inks and Gerry Conway providing the plot. This is…