All the pages of this entire issue, as well as the following issue of X-Force, are sideways. So they’re not gonna be too legible here. Good thing no one actually reads this….
Tag: Todd McFarlane
SM 14
I cannot stress enough how disappointing this series was to a 12-year old me. In addition to my beloved Spider-Man, Todd McFarlane drawing such characters as Hobgoblin, Ghost Rider, Wolverine and Morbius,…
SM 13
Well, now you see why Todd’s half of that one pin-up in ASM 350 was the black suit. They say he was the one who pushed to get Spidey back in the…
ASM 350
Look at all we are promised this time. I may have been skipping ASMs sometimes, but even a very new comics nerd is quickly programmed to care about anniversary issues, so here…
SM 12
Who could it be? Todd has only really set up one suspect. Jim Lee’s longtime collaborator Scott Williams is back to ink 2 pages this month, and one of them is obviously…
SM 11
This cover’s description of what happens inside isn’t really that exciting. Unless Spider-Man is gonna fight the press. This month, it’s just Rick Magyar pitching in on inks. Rick has a long…
SM 10
We’re back with Wolverine running to go save the hunters who shot Wendigo, thinking, among other things, “A few dead kids and all sense of reasoning disappears.” Yeah, man, it’s only a…
SM 09
This cover is almost incomprehensible. And even though I’ve stared at it enough to see it properly, I still see Wendigo with a big long cartoon nose and want to read the…
SM 08
Well, we’re back to 1991. Back to the birth of the speculator boom. Back to the era where flashy, artist-driven new #1s were driving sales of millions of copies for the first…
SM 07
Let’s get this over with. “If you like ghosts and goblins… getting caught in the rain…” Oh, right, this is no place for jokes, everything’s gotta be super-ultra-sad. So, Ghost Rider comes…