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Paul P Spiderversity UNITED STATES
Member Since November 2011
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Location: SPIDER-MAN (Bachalo, Butler, Camuncoli, Deodato, Land, LaRocque, McLeod, McNiven, Suayan, Young, Zeck, etc)
Title: Thor Mangila painting -- Marvel Team-Up #67 COVER RECREATION -- Spider-Man, Tigra and Kraven!*
Artist:  Thor Mangila (All)
Media Type: Mixed Media
Art Type: Cover
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 4628
Likes on CAF: 4
Favorited on CAF: 1
Comments: 4
Added to Site: 7/29/2016

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WOW, this is actually the FINAL WEEK of the Double Spidey Posts I began back in February.

I promised you 26 weeks of posts featuring the wacky web-slinger (as well as other characters from the Spidey-verse) and I DID IT!!

It's been a wild ride, and I want to thank all of you who have shared in this fun experience with me.

For this final week, I am going with two beautifully painted cover recreations by Thor Mangila. This man is beyond talented. I am in awe of his craft and also of how lovely a person he is.

I am a huge fan of Tigra, so I wanted a cover rec with her on it. I am attaching a pic of the published MTU #67 cover so you can see what amazing things Thor did with that character, as well as with Spidey and Kraven, in this piece. Oh my stars and garters, I couldn't be happier.

Enjoy!

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Member Since: November 2011
Last Login: July 2026
Country: UNITED STATES
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Jason Caldwell Member Since 2014
Posted On 7/29/2016

So awesome- I love the reflection in Spidey's eye lenses!
J M Member Since 2010
Posted On 7/30/2016

This ones spectacular , congrats
JEff G Member Since 2006
Posted On 8/1/2016

I'm a big fan of Thor's work and this is an incredible example of his talents!! The pop in the colors and postures of the characters make for a real powerful reinterpretation. Congrats on such a cool cover homage