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Celebrate the career of a true Marvel Visionary! From the Fabulous Fifties to the future of the Femizons, Jazzy John Romita brought his distinctive and definitive style to all corners of the Marvel Universe! Witness the coming of the communist-hunting Captain America! A furious face-off between Spider-Man and the Green Goblin! The debut of the Devil's Daughter! Peter Parker's parents in perilous predicaments! And classic stories featuring the Fantastic Four, Daredevil, Nick Fury, Wolverine, the Kingpin and more -including rarely seen horror tales from the pre-Marvel era! Collecting: Amazing Spider-Man 39-40, 42, 50, 108-109, 365; Captain America & The Falcon 138; Daredevil 16-17; Fantastic Four 105-106; Untold Tales Of Spider-Man -1; Vampire Tales 2; Strange Tales 4; Menace 6, 11; Young Men 24, 26; Western Kid 12; Tales To Astonish 77; Tales Of Suspense 77… (más)
Retrospective of the senior Romita's Marvel Comics work from 1951 through 1997, beginning with some horror, SF & western, early Captain America (featuring a very different Red Skull), Hulk, on through Daredevil, Fantastic Four, more Captain America, a brief Satana vignette, and a whole lot of Spider-Man, the character Romita is most associated with. The art is good; the stories are okay. Enjoyment will largely depend on how well you can tolerate Stan Lee's manic scripting. I was never a big Spidey fan, to be honest - found him talky and annoying, and the subplots repetitive (Aunt May on the verge of death again...) Out of these, I liked the FF two-parter the best. The early genre stories (writers unknown) are kind of cute. ( )
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Contains material originally published in magazine form: "Strange Tales" #4 "Young Men" #24 and #26 "Menace" #11 "Western Kid" #12 "Tales to Astonish" #77 "Tales of Suspense" #77 "Daredevil" #16-17 "Amazing Spider-Man" #39-40, #50, #108-109 and #365 "Fantastic Four" #105-106 "Captain America and the Falcon" #138 "Vampire Tales" #2 "Untold Spider-Man Minus 1"
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Celebrate the career of a true Marvel Visionary! From the Fabulous Fifties to the future of the Femizons, Jazzy John Romita brought his distinctive and definitive style to all corners of the Marvel Universe! Witness the coming of the communist-hunting Captain America! A furious face-off between Spider-Man and the Green Goblin! The debut of the Devil's Daughter! Peter Parker's parents in perilous predicaments! And classic stories featuring the Fantastic Four, Daredevil, Nick Fury, Wolverine, the Kingpin and more -including rarely seen horror tales from the pre-Marvel era! Collecting: Amazing Spider-Man 39-40, 42, 50, 108-109, 365; Captain America & The Falcon 138; Daredevil 16-17; Fantastic Four 105-106; Untold Tales Of Spider-Man -1; Vampire Tales 2; Strange Tales 4; Menace 6, 11; Young Men 24, 26; Western Kid 12; Tales To Astonish 77; Tales Of Suspense 77
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