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by: John Romita, Stan Lee, John Romita Sr.
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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 741
EAN: 9780785107941
ISBN: 0785107940
Label: Marvel Comics
Manufacturer: Marvel Comics
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 192
Publication Date: August 01, 2001
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Sales Rank: 533963
Studio: Marvel Comics
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John Romita is a name synonymous with the friendly neighborhood S Spider-Man. His touch was first felt in the 1960s. His storytelling and unique style vaulted him to front of his generation and has helped define comic artists look for the past half-century. This collection is a showcase of some of his best and brightest work to date, considered to be the quintessential Spider-Man. The stories re-printed here collect milestone moments in the development of Peter Parker and Spider-Man, the flagship hero of the Marvel Universe.
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Rating:  - Romita Rules!
Among true Marvel Zombies, the name John Romita is synonymous with clean, attractive art and great storytelling. He's contributed to just about every character Marvel has, and his run on Spider-Man (Filling the spot vacated by Spidey co-creator Steve Ditko! Not exactly a cushy assignment; Talk about having tough shoes to fill!) is the stuff of legends. For fans who haven't been reading comics since they were in diapers, this is a great collection- It presents Romita's first four issues (Where the ... Read More
Rating:  - The work of Jazzy Johnny Ring-A-Ding Romita (Sr) on Spidey
"Spider-Man Visionaries: John Romita Sr" provides nine examples of the artist work on "The Amazing Spider-Man" drawing the stories written by Stan Lee. Included are the first four issues drawn by Romita, which includes the classic two-parter where the Green Goblin discovers Spider-Man is really Peter Parker, who learns his arch foe is Norman Osborn, father of his best friend Harry: #39 "How Green Was My Goblin!" and #40 "The End of the Green Goblin!" There was certainly no time for fans of the webhead ... Read More
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