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Location: Marvel
Artists:
Mark Bright
(Penciller)
,
Al Williamson
(Inker)
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The only correct answer here is teal.
Seedy Times Square seemed way more fun.
Nice, I always new you were looking for pro Castro pages!
Taste the feeling.
What a great issue! With Spidey and Wolvie it's no surprise that this standalone issue drew comic readers of a certain age's interest back into the medium as it did for you. Even without the main characters the art/illustrating on this page is really nice, the throwback NYC images I really enjoy also, even if it's Times Square. congrats!
Psst. Peter is secretly Spider-Man. Don't tell Jonah.
I don't think that debate has ever been resolved. Tidy Bowl looks blue, then turns green after use.
'You will hang onto your hair and sanity a lot longer if you just nod and say green'
I wish someone had told me this earlier!
This was a favorite book of mine as a kid--in part because the story felt so adult; some heavy, challenging stuff. Love how this page grounds the story in such a rich, populated real-world setting. That's what Marvel was all about--feels like we've lost that vibe in today's comics; you can hear the carn horns and sounds of the street coming off the page.
A great one-shot comic! Very cool to get a page from it!
Mark Bright needs to make up his mind. Panel four says "Pinch" and panel five says "Ponch". Google says "Pinch". I say Mark owes you money for screwing things up!!!
Green
Nottingham. Lincoln Green.
Nice!
Such a nice page! I love those two citry life panels!
I remember every page of this book vividly! Congrats, man!