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Web of Spider-Man #5 (Fingeroth/Mooney, July 1985). Assuming his defeats are a matter of physical skill, Doc Ock builds a silent Spidey robot to practice on. Which is so greta, ‘cause clearly the issue isn’t Pete’s strength or dexterity but rather his unstoppable motormouth. Once the two foes meet again, all it takes is a sheepish plea from ol’ Webhead and Otto freezes up. I never think the movies put enough value on Spidey’s quips.
The X-Men: Animation Special was released as a graphic novel with a pull date of December 1990. The book used the artwork from the X-Men cartoon pilot "Pryde of the X-Men" and added word balloons and text boxes. The story took place on Earth 652975. (X-Men: Animation Special, Marvel Graphic Novel Event)
Web of Spider-Man #1 -April 1985- Marvel Comics
"Til Death Do Us Part!"
writer: Louise Simonson
penciller: Greg Lo Rocque
inker: Jim Mooney
letterer: Janice Chiang
colorist: George Roussos
editor: Danny Fingeroth & Jim Owsley
375. DAZZLER #8
By Danny Fingeroth/Tom DeFalco and Frank Springer, 1981.
2 STARS
Hay trabajo por hacer
Web of Spider-Man (1985) #6 Danny Fingeroth (Escritor), Mike Harris, Mike Zeck (Dibujantes)
Marvel Graphic Novel 68 (1991) Avengers: Death Trap, The Vault by Danny Fingeroth & Ron Lim
Cover: Ron Lim