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Don MacPherson CANADA
Member Since September 2012
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Spider-Girl #25, Page 11

Location: More Marvel-ous Heroes
Artists: Pat Olliffe (Penciller) ,  Al Williamson (Inker)

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Location: More Marvel-ous Heroes
Title: Spider-Girl #25, Page 11*
Artist:  Pat Olliffe (Penciller) ,  Al Williamson (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 573
Likes on CAF: 0
Comments: 3
Added to Site: 3/30/2013

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Spider-Girl hit just the right note in a number of ways. It carried on the traditions of the original Silver Age Spidey stories, and it offered a strong female hero without sexualizing her. It was a great return to old-school super-hero storytelling.

What attracted me to this page when I saw it on eBay (aside from the incredibly reasonable price) was that it was a piece of Pat Olliffe art. Olliffe's work is clean and attractive, and his lithe figures making for great super-hero action.

Nova the Human Rocket brings a lot of energy to this page, and I really like the background detail in every panel.

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Member Since: September 2012
Last Login: April 2021
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Country: CANADA
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Dave Ruth Member Since 2009
Posted On 3/31/2013

I agree with your comments. This page has a nice old-school feel to it, and tremendous inking detail.
Don MacPherson Member Since 2012
Posted On 3/31/2013

Dave Ruth wrote:
" I agree with your comments. This page has a nice old-school feel to it, and tremendous inking detail.  "
The inking detail comes as no surprise, since it's by Al Williamson. Thanks for the comment, Dave!
Don MacPherson Member Since 2012
Posted On 5/25/2013

James, your Spider-Girl splash is a great page, and I agree wholeheartedly with your comments about Al Williamson.