Romita, Jr. & Hanna are back for the 2nd half of this Morbius adventure. And I know this blog routinely just derails into a John Romita, Jr. fan club, but look at…
Tag: Scott Hanna
SM 76
Now here’s a weird one. One of the few issues I really remember from this period. It begins with an extended flashback in JRJR’s unique style: The Fields family hid in a…
SM 75
Alright, let’s get this over with. This is a wraparound cover. Here’s the back: Romita going hard for this one already. And as of this month, he’s teamed with the magnificent Scott…
Maximum Clonage Omega
I can do this, I can do this. Can I do this? I don’t actually know. The Alpha & Omega issues cost $4.95. FIVE DOLLARS! In a time when comics cost $1.50,…
SM 61
Howard Mackie retains scripting duties this month, breaking Todd DeZago’s streak. Having one person script this whole event might have been helpful if the story wasn’t garbage and that scripter wasn’t writing…
SM 60
Kaine’s logo seemingly being just a random typeface is kinda disappointing. Does that font really say “Kaine?” Certainly not to me. So. He looks like he’s covered in webs. He has some…
SM 58
The Adjectiveless Spider-Man is still Howard Mackie, Tom Lyle, Scott Hanna & Kevin Tinsley in 1995. Still can’t get over Spider-Man being on fancier paper than ASM. This happened because it launched…
SM 56
The gang’s all here. We pick up where last issue left off, Gwen emerging from her cocoon, Tom Lyle struggling with the concept of bangs. She inexplicably knows Peter Parker is Spider-Man….
SMU 08
I hope this giant-size adventure isn’t horrendous. I’m trying to stay awake, here. WEB artist Tom Lyle writes, Ron Lim provides breakdowns, no fewer than 4 people ink (Tom Palmer, Al Milgrom,…
SM 54
Back with more clone action. Presumably. Prior to any action, we find this low budget version of our hero headed to The Daily Bugle hoping to harass Ken Ellis for naming him…