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Mister Mets
10-04-2006, 09:49 AM
I was thinking about this while writing about Todd Mcfarlane's Torment. What specific Spider-Man stories/ issues would you say have had the best Spider-Man art? Quality of writing doesn't really matter here, although there's no reason that great stories can't also be beautiful.
Although it's not popular i personal feel that the artwork for Sins Past was amazing...well basicaly anything by mike D jr for me ;Z
The Foreigner
10-04-2006, 12:03 PM
The Dodson's did some great work during Millar's MK Spider-Man run.
Sam T.
10-04-2006, 12:05 PM
John Romita SR. or John Romita JR.
They're both cool!
bloodyarts
10-04-2006, 12:33 PM
John Romita SR. or John Romita JR.
They're both cool!
Seconded. I don't like JRJr. on most things, but his Spider-Man is always good.
Also, Arthur Adams, Keith Pollard, John Buscema, Charles Vess, Michael Golden and whoever drew the Spider-Man annual with the Iron Man of 2020 was very nice.
Cody H
10-04-2006, 02:23 PM
Mark Bagley's run on Amazing is hands down my favorite. He really seemed to find his style right around the clone saga, of all times.
Mister Mets
10-04-2006, 02:41 PM
Thanks for the responses.
Some of my picks.
Amazing Spider-Man #31-33- Ditko's best work on the series. Includes one of the famous sequences in comics, a truly desperate Spider-Man, and some great Peter Parker scenes as he struggles in college, and by Aunt May's side in a hosptial.
Amazing Spider-Man #50- The 'Spider-Man No More' tale enabled many iconic images by Romita Sr.
Amazing Spider-MAn #151-152: Excellent work by the under-rated Ross Andru. Buildings spelling out the name of the villain, and a sewer sequence are just masterful.
Kraven's Last Hunt- One of the best Spider-Man stories ever, but the art is just beautiful. In a creepy and therefore right way.
Spider-Man #1-5: Torment. Mcfarlane had a writer who knew what he liked to draw. I don't think things have ever looked this bad for Spider-Man.
Marvels #4: Alex Ross + Spider-Man. I don't think there;s anything else I need to say.
Peter Parker Spider-Man #30-32: A villain with the ability to shapeshift into every other villain, allows Buckingham to do some fantastic work.
Amazing Spider-Man #500- One of the few times JMS used Jon Romita Sr well. One of the best Spider-Man artists ever illustrates the great Spider-Man moments, and almost every major villain. Of course it'll look great.
Ultimate Spider-Man #13: It's just Peter Parker, Mary Jane, and later Aunt May in a room, and it's the perfect opportunity for Bagley to show his strength as a storyteller/ the perfect compliment to Bendis.
brahmabull
10-04-2006, 08:32 PM
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