The Amazing Spider-Man #50 (LGY #944), Pages 17-18
Artists: Ed McGuinness (Penciller) , Mark Farmer (Inker)
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Description"...OH GOD."Oh God, indeed, Peter. The Goblin is back and boy does he look bad ass! Never had much success with art drops but I sure hit the jackpot this time. Since reading the issue, this one has been on my radar and I was determined to make every effort to get it on the wall. I even had to skip a fishing trip after realizing that I probably couldn't convice Ed to move the drop date. :p While there were a bunch of awesome pages in the issue, this one really stood out to me as the climax of Norman's reveal. It had been a long buildup but he finally donned the mask, returning an all-time great villain to active duty status. I did not embrace the Good Guy Norman storyline but I followed it, much like people watching NASCAR just for the crashes. The reveal was well worth the wait though, a great read. You certainly knew it was coming from the cover, just not the when or the how, and it delivered big time. The fight scene that followed was pretty spectacular too. So psyched. And not just for adding my first McGuinness/Farmer pages to the collection but by doing so with such a large and impressive looking Green Goblin. All jacked up & ready for action, double fisting pumpkin bombs, and that grin... I love it! Thanks to Ed & Mark for creating such a memorable image. And thanks for taking a look. To the framery! Social/Sharing |
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Paul P Spiderversity 
Member Since 2011
1 - Posted on 7/26/2024
Ya just can't keep a good Goblin down. Fantastic DPS by the unconquerable Ed McGuinness and Mark Farmer creative team!
K Gearon
Member Since 2011
1 - Posted on 7/28/2024
Huge congrats, Brian! One of the most iconic shots of the GG ever and that's saying something. What a moment and what an image to ring in the return of Spidey's biggest and baddest foe. He's flying right out of the DPS frame! Congrats!
Kavi H
Member Since 2018
1 - Posted on 8/10/2024
Damn this is an incredible DPS, full maniacal Goblin glory!!! congrats on the quick trigger finger on the art drop, great piece!
Bill J
Member Since 2009
1 - Posted on 12/10/2024
OMG! Absolutely phenomenal DPS from the amazing team of Ed McGuinness and Mark Farmer. I am blown away by this image of the Green Goblin! I love the distortions McGuinness and Farmer used here to make it seem like the Goblin is bursting off the page. By exaggerating the Goblin's head and arms, they really achieved the effect of making his return so much more explosive! McGuinness's pencils are perfect and Farmer's inks add even more depth to the art with the thicks and thins of his inkwork. Stupendous pick-up, congrats!
Ken Martin
Member Since 2005
1 - Posted on 1/2/2025
This was the standout DPS of the issue for me. Congrats!
Jared Michalski
Member Since 2004
1 - Posted on 1/2/2025
What an absolute gem of a DPS, as well as a great reminder of how talented McGuinness is. Everything about Gobby's posture to his manic energy makes this one sing, yet it's important to acknowledge the little things like the broken window and smoke trail that come together to tell the whole story.
Brian G
Member Since 2020
1 - Posted on 1/2/2025
Jared Michalski wrote:
What an absolute gem of a DPS, as well as a great reminder of how talented McGuinness is. Everything about Gobby's posture to his manic energy makes this one sing, yet it's important to acknowledge the little things like the broken window and smoke trail that come together to tell the whole story.
Thanks, I'm a fan of the little things on this one too. The smoke trail with that residual boom ring was a really neat touch, I thought. The little jack-o-lantern faces on the buttons of the gobbie purse was another. I actually hadn't noticed them until I was getting it framed.
E DLS
Member Since 2005
1 - Posted on 2/27/2025
The details are gorgeous, of course. But I also love the sense of depth and motion. Also can't leave without mentioning the great Farmer inking.
Daeh Bew
Member Since 2019
1 - Posted on 6/2/2025
Big fan of Ed's work. Especially after seeing his iteration of Green Goblin. Huge score, Brian. Congrats!
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