Spider-Man Vs. The Hulk! at the Winter Olympics
Script: Bill Mantlo
Story: Bill Mantlo, Mark Gruenwald, Steven Grant
Pencils: Herb Trimpe
Inks: Bruce Patterson
Letters: Jim Novak
Colors: George Roussos
Covers: Bill Sienkiewicz, Bruce Patterson
Art Department Coordinator: Dan Crespi
Coloring Coordinator: Andy Yanchus
Originally published: 1980
God-awful. One (hyphenated) word: web-skis.
This is an insane story, overly complex with no reason or payoff, insanely long and [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Jim Novak'
Marvel Treasury Edition 025
December 7th, 2009 · No Comments · 0.5, 1980, Andy Yanchus, Bill Mantlo, Bill Sienkiewicz, Bombsled (Bobby Kyle), Boulder, Bruce D. Patterson, Dan Crespi, Digger, George Roussos, Goalie (Claude LeBron), Herb Trimpe, Hulk, Jim Novak, Landslide, Mark Gruenwald, Marvel Treasury Edition, Mole Man, Skater (Maria Karsov), Skier (Brad Rossi), Spider-Man, Spider-Man / Spider-Lizard (Peter Parker), Steven Grant, Water-Witch
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Spider-Woman Vol. 1 021-026
December 1st, 2009 · No Comments · 1979, 1980, 3.0, Ben Sean, Carl Gafford, Clem Robins, Clown / Killer Clown (Casper Whimpley), Diana Albers, Frank Springer, Gamesman (Tim Braverman), Gamesman / Mr. Big, Glynis Oliver / Glynis Wein, Grinder (Brute Bashby), Hornet (Scotty McDowell), Jim Novak, Michael Fleisher, Mike Esposito / Mickey Demeo, Spider-Man, Spider-Man / Spider-Lizard (Peter Parker), Spider-Woman (Vol. 1), Spider-Woman / Arachne (Jessica Drew), Steve Leialoha, Trevor von Eedon
Beware the Spider-Woman — Bounty Hunter!
Script by: Michael Fleisher
Art by: Frank Springer & Mike Esposito
Letters: Albers
Colors: Sean
Originally published: December 1979
Bring on… the Clown!
Script: Michael Fleisher
Pencils: Frank Springer
Inks: Mike Esposito
Letters: C. Robins
Colors: B. Sean
Originally published: January 1980
Enter the Gamesman
Script: Michael Fleischer
Artists: Trevor von Eedon, Mike Esposito
Letters: Robins
Colors: Gafford
Originally published: February 1980
Trapped–in the Doomsday Room!
Script: Michael Fleisher
Art: [...]
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The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 207
November 19th, 2008 · No Comments · 1.0, 1980, Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 1), Ben Sean, Jim Mooney, Jim Novak, Mesmero, Pablo Marcos, Spider-Man, Spider-Man / Spider-Lizard (Peter Parker)
Mesmero’s Revenge!
Raconteours: Denny O’Neil, James Mooney
Graphique / technician: P. Marcos
Calligrapher: Jim Novak
Purveyor of colour: Ben Sean
Originally published: August 1980
First eh fashion industry, and now Broadway. Spidey’s really taking an interest in the arts. Unfortunately, though, this battle with Mesmero was once again a complete misfire. And what was with that drug dealer that kept showing [...]
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Fantastic Four Vol. 1 218
November 17th, 2008 · No Comments · 1.0, 1980, Ben Sean, Bill Mantlo, Electro, Fantastic Four (Vol. 1), Human Torch (Johnny Storm), Invisible Girl, Jim Novak, Joe Sinnott, John Byrne, Mr. Fantastic, Paste-Pot Pete / Trapster, Sandman, Spider-Man, Spider-Man / Spider-Lizard (Peter Parker), Thing, Wizard / Wingless Wizard
When a Spider-Man Comes Calling!
Writer: Bill Mantlo
Artists: John Byrne, Joe Sinnott
Letterer: Jim Novak
Colorist: Ben Sean
Originally published: May 1980
The Frightful Four, with Spider-Man held captive, attack the Fantastic Four.
Surprisingly, this continuation of the story in Spectacular 42 was even worse than the first part. Once again it was almost entirely one big fight scene; no character [...]
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Dazzler 002
November 15th, 2008 · No Comments · 1.0, 1981, Alfredo Alcala, Angel, Beast, Captain America, Colossus / Proletarian, Dazzler, Dazzler (Alison Blaire), Enchantress, Hawkeye / Goliath, Human Torch (Johnny Storm), Iron Man, Jim Novak, John Romita Jr., Ken Klaczak, Nightcrawler, Professor X, Shadowcat / Ariel / Sprite, Spider-Man, Spider-Man / Spider-Lizard (Peter Parker), Storm, Thing, Tom DeFalco, Wasp, Wolverine
Where Demons Feat To Dwell!
Writer: Tom DeFalco
Penciler: John Romita Jr.
Inker: Alfredo Alcala
Colorist: K. Klaczak
Letterer: Jim Novak
Originally published: April 1981
Another disappointing Dazzler issue. This one consisted almost entirely of a fight between about a million heroes and a bunch of demons called forth by the Enchantress. It was really boring and, even though the winning blow [...]
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