Another very old time-y looking cover from Bob Wiacek. This one has always struck me as odd. Jim Mooney flying solo on the art for this one, which opens with some dudes…
Tag: Phil Chang
TAC 058
John Byrne and Vince Colletta come through the endless revolving door of artists on this book this time. Apparently Marie Severin was meant to be the sole artist during this run, but…
TAC 056
This one is noteworthy for a couple of things. First, it features pencil layouts by Jim Shooter. At this time, Shooter is the controversial but undeniably great Editor-in-Chief of Marvel Comics, presiding…
TAC 054
Marie Severin and Jim Mooney are back on art duties for this one. It opens with Spider-Man happening upon a car chasing and shooting at an ambulance! Spidey doesn’t like that, so……
MTU 144
Oh, no. The White Dragon. I didn’t think we’d ever see this goofball again, and I was totally cool with that. The art team from last issue returns this month, but they’re…
ASM 232
It was years and years before I obtained and read the end of this 2-parter. It’s one of those weird things about decades of collecting comics. I read ASM 231, I’m sure,…
TAC 069
As we’ve seen, Cloak & Dagger were created in the pages of Spectacular just 5 issues ago, and it seems they must’ve been a hit, at least internally, because they’re back already….
TAC 062
This looks like a weird one. Now that Roger Stern has moved over to ASM, Bill Mantlo has taken over TAC. Again. He wrote most of the first 40 issues of the…
TAC 049
Roger Stern, Jim Mooney & Bruce Patterson bring us Peter Parker sitting in his office at ESU on a Saturday, worrying about the events of ASM 210 when Phil Chang walks in….
TAC 046
Over in Spectacular, Roger Stern, the best Spidey writer since Stan Lee, is currently in the driver’s seat, but the penciling job has been kind of a revolving door since he got…