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From Web Of Spider-man 104. One of those films that never gets shown on TV (here in the UK anyway); can’t be because of quality - TV stations in this country have no qualms about broadcasting the most appallingly badly-made rubbish. I wonder why it’s been so utterly forgotten?
From Checkmate #2. The Phantom is one of those characters that companies seemingly feel obliged to keep in print, even if very few readers are interested in reading their books. Personally, I think there’s no reason why The Phantom couldn’t be a fun book - if only the creative team could find the right tone, and be genuinely inspired and excited about the stories they were telling.
From Spider-Woman 11
What the Hell, America? What the Hell?
From a very old issue (402) of 2000AD. A very strange little advert, I think you’ll agree.
From Avengers: Terminatrix Abjective #2 (by the way, a truly terrible comic book.)
From Spider-Woman 12. A classy poster for a classy film. Seriously, ain’t this cool!?
From Spider-Woman 30. “The most exciting swamp creature of them all!” Really? Have they no shame?!
From LEGION 2. This series is very highly thought of, I believe; but, frankly, I would not have bought it, at the time, based on this advert. The composition, the penciling, the inks, the text box, and especially the colouring - everything about it screams drab, dull, and second-rate.
From X-Factor 78.
From Spider-Woman 18. Simpler times, I think you’ll agree. These days, kids that age are probably playing insanely violent video games...
From “Deadly Foes Of Spiderman” 3.
From Spider-Woman 31. “The what’s missing page in Fun And Games really turns me on!” What?!!
From All Star Comics 68. I think you’ll agree, this is a truly terrible advert.
I remember reading somewhere that Paramount were motivated to develop the first Star Trek film after seeing the success of 2001 - the heading on this advert suggests that that film was still on their minds when it came time to release their “Motion Picture”. Advert taken from Spider-Woman 17.
From Checkmate 5. This series blew me away when I was a teen. I haven’t re-read it since, and I wonder whether I’d still enjoy it.
From GI Joe 140. (Hard to believe anyone actually went to see this movie.)
From Spider-Woman 11. Being British, I have almost no knowledge of “Micronauts”.