Location: SPIDER-MAN - ULTIMATE (Bagley, McNiven)
Artists:
Mark Bagley
(Penciller)
,
Art Thibert
(Inker)
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God this is gorgeous! Bagley really is one of the ALL TIME best Spider-Man artists! Congrats Paul!
Great song! And it's so funny, I had just changed the title to include the phrase "face to face."
Yes, great song indeed. It was meant to be!
Love Bagley Spider-man! One of the very best, great peice!
Epic panels of the first encounter of arguably Spidey's best arch nemesis
No matter the book, run, show, or other medium, these two are tied to the hip.
The inks by Thibert are underrated as they compliment Bagley's style really well to bring a different awkward teen Spidey we hadn't seen in a very long time. Every one of these issues were the hottest thing on the market and really spoke to how audiences responded to the fresh take. It also showed how popular Spidey can be for a new generation of fans.
Fantastic, moody page !! Congrats !
So happy for you Bagleyman! Great first meeting!!!
So good, Paul. Dark and moody. Thibert inks make it really pop!
The Catholic school system is getting soft. Sure they may have the Green Goblin but when I was a kid our halls were paroled by nunchuck wielding Sisters.
Hahaha! You always crack me up, John
What a page!
Beautiful page!
Awesome page, congrats! Loved the anticipation of the Goblin reveal and I remember being a fan of the "hall pass" quip back then too, it still holds up!
LOVE seeing these early Ultimate Spidey pages! Some of the best storytelling I've seen in comics to this day. The series I think first when I think Bagley. Great example, Paul, with the suspence of the GG arrival brewing! Congrats!
Legacy piece! It was with his Ultimate Spider-Man run that Mark really -cemented- his (well-deserved) reputation as one of the best to ever draw the character. And I'm not just talking the Ultimate Green Goblin here! :) Looking back from the final USM arc with Peter ("The Death of Spider-Man"), it's hard not to feel the added weight of the meeting here. A -beautifully- drawn (and inked!) dramatic scene from early in the run... What a score! Mega-congrats, Paul!!
absolutely incredible page man - I'm so jealous lol but at least I know where to come back and look at it :) - CONGRATS!!!!