Least favorite Spider-Man artist?

[whiteshark]

The Spider-Man always had great artist that did top art in the many Spider-Man comics.
Rounded up the Spider-Man comics have propaply the best selection of artist that any comic book in the world.

But art is subjective and as that this thread is to see which are those least favorite artist`s during many years in many Spider-Man comics.

I never enjoyed Humberto Ramos art in the Spider-Man stories,especially in the take of the artist in Peter Parker and Spider-Man.

All though in Avengers:Innitiative,the art by the same artist curently is promising.


Feel free to say which are yours least favorite artist`s in the Spider-Man stories.

[jarvSthe1]

I always thought Bachalo's art was terrible. It just looks too messy and his characters look like children.

[Andrew T]

I can't stand the current art in Ultimate Spider-Man.

Spidey shouldn't look like a little kid in a Halloween costume.

[remoteman]

Erik Larsen's second run shortly after the reboot was pretty horrible. He even later admitted that his heart hadn't been in it.

[scarlet-spider-man]

Originally Posted by jarvSthe1

I always thought Bachalo's art was terrible. It just looks too messy and his characters look like children.

agreed, big time.

[RDMacQ]

I'm not a big fan of Mike McKone. His stuff just feels very stiff to me. Didn't like him when he was doing Teen Titans either.

Also, I really didn't dig Steve Skroke when he was on the title. I just don't think that Spider-Man was a good character for him.

[PympMyQuinjet]

Wasn't too huge a fan of Ron Garney.

[yadadaimhollaing]

Ron frenz, todd mcfarlene, alex saviuk, and the worst keith pollard

[Jim Thompson]

Al Milgrom and Herb Trimpe. Bleech.

[yadadaimhollaing]

Originally Posted by Jim Thompson

Al Milgrom and Herb Trimpe. Bleech.

Havent read the milgrom issues but whos herb trimpe?

[hangmanjury]

The problem with a "worst" list is that there are manyt hat you pretty much can't stand equally. It's like asking who the weakest character in the Marvel Universe is, without any constraints. Then you'd have to go to the weak and elderly.

But of all the "name" ones, I have to say John Romita Jr. I know there's a lot of love for the guy, but I honestly can barely stand his blocky, sketchy artwork, and definitely don't think it's apropo for Spider-Man. if he drew Daredevil or something, it'd be different, but not Spider-Man. And when I see Mike McKone saying things like "Romita Jr draws a better Spider-Man than I ever could," it blows my mind, because I just do not think Romita Jr's version is good at all.

[yadadaimhollaing]

Ill also add deodato, cant stand the way he draws people. His spiderman was good though

[RDMacQ]

Originally Posted by yadadaimhollaing

Havent read the milgrom issues but whos herb trimpe?

He was an artist on the Hulk and G.I. Joe. Never really liked the guy's work myself- never knew why exactly, just something felt off to me. Towards the end of his career (I don't think he does much work these days) he altered his style to be more like Rob Liefields, so he really didn't do himself any favors with that one.

[HULKquist]

Does the work Carmine Infantino did on Marvel Team-Up way back (#92-97) count? He is my least favorite artist of all time.
Otherwise, I'll second Jim Thompson about Al Milgrom. I like his ink jobs more than his pencils.

[NickFury90]

Originally Posted by jarvSthe1

I always thought Bachalo's art was terrible. It just looks too messy and his characters look like children.

This. Also, he can't draw action if his life depends on it.

Man, not even on the second page and different users have already mentioned Macfalene AND Romita. Might as well say Dikto and Martin and give over with it.