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Re: The Top 5 Greatest Battles of The Amazing Spider-man
« Reply #26 on: August 09, 2012, 07:13:40 AM »
Rob Liefeld is the worst artist of them all tho



Rob Liefeld, the worst ever and I even told him to his face...sorry, couldn't help it.

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Re: The Top 5 Greatest Battles of The Amazing Spider-man
« Reply #27 on: August 09, 2012, 07:25:56 AM »
Indie-Lad,

Are you an artist for one of the major comic book companies?

You have quite the command of superhero history.

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Re: The Top 5 Greatest Battles of The Amazing Spider-man
« Reply #28 on: August 09, 2012, 09:06:15 AM »
Rob Liefeld, the worst ever and I even told him to his face...sorry, couldn't help it.

what ever happened to him?...everyone in the industry hated him I remember

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Re: The Top 5 Greatest Battles of The Amazing Spider-man
« Reply #29 on: August 09, 2012, 05:12:11 PM »
what ever happened to him?...everyone in the industry hated him I remember

Still there but usually in the artist alley booths with the regular population... :D

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Re: The Top 5 Greatest Battles of The Amazing Spider-man
« Reply #30 on: August 09, 2012, 06:00:34 PM »
robs art doesnt suck its the scale.... that is off.... too big on the page ... so his issues were never crammed with action... which artist was it that used to draw spectactuar spiderman,  sal          ****something
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Re: The Top 5 Greatest Battles of The Amazing Spider-man
« Reply #31 on: August 10, 2012, 05:52:41 AM »
robs art doesnt suck its the scale.... that is off.... too big on the page ... so his issues were never crammed with action... which artist was it that used to draw spectactuar spiderman,  sal          ****something

Romita?

had a brother named John as well

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Re: The Top 5 Greatest Battles of The Amazing Spider-man
« Reply #32 on: August 10, 2012, 05:57:23 AM »
Sal buscema it was liked his penciling
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Re: The Top 5 Greatest Battles of The Amazing Spider-man
« Reply #33 on: August 10, 2012, 07:10:35 AM »
The worst comic book "art" ever (can't remember who did this bullshit), but every single rendering of someone's face had stray hair hanging down somewhere.  From Peter, to Mary Jane, Aunt May, etc..  I am surprised that they didn't put a damn wig on Mysterio and the Vulture just so they could draw fallen hair in their face.  This is the same time that everyone - including the non super powered bystanders in the background suddenly had augemented diamond shaped calves.

I can't remember exactly when this phase occurred, but it was back when Peter's "parents" came back in the picture, when MJ was doing the smoking bit, and they were introducing the "Spider Slayers", Styxx and Stone, The Jury, The Jackel, and Kane as new villians (non of which really worked)

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Re: The Top 5 Greatest Battles of The Amazing Spider-man
« Reply #34 on: August 10, 2012, 07:19:39 AM »
The worst comic book "art" ever (can't remember who did this bullshit), but every single rendering of someone's face had stray hair hanging down somewhere.  From Peter, to Mary Jane, Aunt May, etc..  I am surprised that they didn't put a damn wig on Mysterio and the Vulture just so they could draw fallen hair in their face.  This is the same time that everyone - including the non super powered bystanders in the background suddenly had augemented diamond shaped calves.

I can't remember exactly when this phase occurred, but it was back when Peter's "parents" came back in the picture, when MJ was doing the smoking bit, and they were introducing the "Spider Slayers", Styxx and Stone, The Jury, The Jackel, and Kane as new villians (non of which really worked)

not sure I think that was bagley.... and yes that storyline was shit....
thats when comics took a dive
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Re: The Top 5 Greatest Battles of The Amazing Spider-man
« Reply #35 on: August 10, 2012, 07:48:05 AM »
I believe Venom did change him, made him more wary, plus there was bigger, twisted version of him with the same powers, that didn't trigger his spider sense, and had a grudge against him.


Also, I'd like to see a Punisher write up. I remember the comics from the early 90s, in the back Punisher would teach moves to do on people...like pushing someone's head into a brick wall.

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Re: The Top 5 Greatest Battles of The Amazing Spider-man
« Reply #36 on: August 10, 2012, 09:12:28 AM »
The worst comic book "art" ever (can't remember who did this bullshit), but every single rendering of someone's face had stray hair hanging down somewhere.  From Peter, to Mary Jane, Aunt May, etc..  I am surprised that they didn't put a damn wig on Mysterio and the Vulture just so they could draw fallen hair in their face.  This is the same time that everyone - including the non super powered bystanders in the background suddenly had augemented diamond shaped calves.

I can't remember exactly when this phase occurred, but it was back when Peter's "parents" came back in the picture, when MJ was doing the smoking bit, and they were introducing the "Spider Slayers", Styxx and Stone, The Jury, The Jackel, and Kane as new villians (non of which really worked)

This is what EVERY artist (especially the big names) during the 90's were doing and even as a kid I couldn't stand it. EVERYBODY was jacked and muscular; people on the street, bums, old people...drove me nuts.

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Re: The Top 5 Greatest Battles of The Amazing Spider-man
« Reply #37 on: July 23, 2013, 04:55:40 PM »
BANG!!!

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Re: The Top 5 Greatest Battles of The Amazing Spider-man
« Reply #38 on: July 23, 2013, 05:53:09 PM »
The worst comic book "art" ever (can't remember who did this bullshit), but every single rendering of someone's face had stray hair hanging down somewhere.  From Peter, to Mary Jane, Aunt May, etc..  I am surprised that they didn't put a damn wig on Mysterio and the Vulture just so they could draw fallen hair in their face.  This is the same time that everyone - including the non super powered bystanders in the background suddenly had augemented diamond shaped calves.

I can't remember exactly when this phase occurred, but it was back when Peter's "parents" came back in the picture, when MJ was doing the smoking bit, and they were introducing the "Spider Slayers", Styxx and Stone, The Jury, The Jackel, and Kane as new villians (non of which really worked)

Erik Larsen or Mark Bagley.

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Re: The Top 5 Greatest Battles of The Amazing Spider-man
« Reply #39 on: July 23, 2013, 06:44:15 PM »
Nerd alert!!!!!!!!

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Re: The Top 5 Greatest Battles of The Amazing Spider-man
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Re: The Top 5 Greatest Battles of The Amazing Spider-man
« Reply #41 on: June 21, 2014, 06:19:17 AM »
Rob Liefeld, the worst ever and I even told him to his face...sorry, couldn't help it.
Agreed, looks awful... Disappointed for no Venom still....

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Re: The Top 5 Greatest Battles of The Amazing Spider-man
« Reply #42 on: June 21, 2014, 09:04:12 AM »
Larsen was like a McFarlane rip off.  As seen how he took over Amazing Spiderman after McFarlane left and did the Spiderman break off.  I like Larsen, though he's no McFarlane....No one is.  Jim Lee is my second favorite penciler followed by Dale Keown.

Larsen's artwork got better after Spider-Man. Loved his early Savage Dragon work. McFarlane and Lee are two of my favorite artists as well.  Can't beat Hulk 340 or Hush.  Top 5 Spider-Man battles seems like a lot of safe choices but can't really complain...probably should have made it a top 10 to 15.