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….
Tag: Tom Lyle
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…
SM 53
“The best thing that’s happened to this guy in the TWO MONTHS he’s been a character!” What an achievement. Behold the glory of Eddie Brock’s mullet! Peter had a shaggy head of…
SMU 07
Spider-Man Unlimited launched as the first chapter of a crossover, deeply embedded in the goings on of the Spider-world. But as we saw before, it didn’t take long to devolve into a…
SM 52
Tom Lyle had some questionable notions about hands. “He’s not a good guy!” I believe at this time, Venom was still starring in a monthly series of miniseries where he certainly was…
SM 51
At last! He’s been an actual character in the book for 2 weeks, at last! He’s at the hospital still, and he recaps the crossover so far to the comatose Aunt May….
SM 49
Looking more like a magazine cover than ever here. This one is inked by 3 classic inkers in Tom Palmer, Klaus Janson, and Joe Rubenstein. And I bet it’s really easy to…
SM 50
Anniversaries should be something to celebrate. How do you celebrate when your job is to make Spider-Man comics sad? Let’s see. Vladimir Kravinov has come to the US, and is trying to…
SM 48
Well that’s rather a spoiler, isn’t it? I guess this is as good a place as any to talk about another change to the 1990s comics market that is most obvious on…