Well, here's one reader who thinks you Spidey guys are doing just fine!
Posted by chapter11studios on 2008-03-27 18:36:31
Mike Deodato Jr. won me over in amazin spidey #521, looks like a real overgrown spider..gorgeous art
Posted by Islam on 2008-03-27 19:50:18
Hmm
....But Avengers is pronounced with a soft "a". Unless you say "AH-vengers" Instead of with a silent "a" sound that is almost silent. Must be an accent thing.
Posted by Chocolate Marvel on 2008-03-27 22:31:15
John Byrne is one of the greatest Spider-Man artists of all time. (His 1990s run excluded.) See also his excellent run on Marvel Team-Up and the covers he did for early issues of Web of Spider-Man (Priest has an interesting story about the cover to #4).
Posted by Fetsur on 2008-03-28 04:32:00
I am glad that the Ms. Marvel comment made you guys smile as much as it did me. There are times when it pays to read the credits!
Posted by bigdaddyhub2 on 2008-03-28 12:15:44
Greatest cover
Amazing #101. hands down. I have a huge re-creation of that one by classic Marvel inker Mike Esposito hanging in my home. No other cover comes close.
Posted by Steve Zoovie on 2008-03-28 15:19:50
Steve
How big is the Esposito recreation. I bet it looks awesome!
Posted by bigdaddyhub2 on 2008-03-28 16:11:27
Kudos to Byrne!
Even though JB was not one of my more favorite Spidey artists--he did have some wonderful moments--as in his classic run of Marvel Team-up issues. JB has always been a classic "Super-hero" kind of artist for me with barrel chested heroes in the Kirby style. Not so translatable with Spidey, who has always been defined in my mind by the Ditko style--dark, edgy, and kind of skinny!
Posted by iluvshelly1 on 2008-04-01 08:30:11