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Spider-Man Daily (Sunday) 1-22-16

Location: The Spider Web
Artists: Alex Saviuk (Penciller) ,  Joe Sinnott (Inker) ,  Stan Lee (Writer)

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Location: The Spider Web
Title: Spider-Man Daily (Sunday) 1-22-16*
Artist:  Alex Saviuk (Penciller) ,  Joe Sinnott (Inker) ,  Stan Lee (Writer)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Comic Strip
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Views: 463
Likes on CAF: 0
Comments: 2
Added to Site: 8/18/2019

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I met Alex Saviuk at FanExpo Boston 2019 and he's a really great guy, with some fantastic stories. He has a stack of dailies and this one really made me laugh, particularly when you think of Stan Lee, Joe Sinnott, and Alex Saviuk writing and drawing about a demented, naked, space-raccoon who is rooting around in the trash.

Alex sketched the Spidey on the margin completely out of the blue as I was paying, and said 'when your friends come over to see the Spider-Man daily, they're gonna wanna see Spidey!'.

Signed by all three too!

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Michael Kenyon Member Since 2008
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Posted On 10/31/2020

Alex a total class act. To add that Spider-Man was inspired and just adds to the legend of the Sunday. Now speaking of legends R I P joltin Joe whose skills never diminished. Stan Lee the merry gentleman with a gift for dialogue and monologue, always with his finger on the pulse of comic fans.

M L Member Since 2015
Posted On 10/31/2020

Michael Kenyon wrote:
"  Alex a total class act. To add that Spider-Man was inspired and just adds to the legend of the Sunday. Now speaking of legends R I P joltin Joe whose skills never diminished. Stan Lee the merry gentleman with a gift for dialogue and monologue, always with his finger on the pulse of comic fans.
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Jan 2016. The world was full of promise...