Bewitched, Bothered and Be-Dazzled!
Writer: Marv Wolfman
Pencils: Keith Pollard
Inks: Mike Esposito & Friends
Letters: Novak
Colors: Sharen
Originally published: April 1980
I don’t know why, but I’ve really looking forward to the Dazzler. Is it because I know she’ll suck? Because I dislike (most) disco? No! It’s because she zips around on roller skates and turns music into light with [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Mike Esposito / Mickey Demeo'
The Amazing Spider-Man Vol. 1 203
November 15th, 2008 · No Comments · 1980, 4.0, Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 1), Bob Sharen, Dazzler (Alison Blaire), Green Goblin (Harry Osborn), Jim Novak, Keith Pollard, Lightmaster (Edward Lanksy), Marv Wolfman, Mike Esposito / Mickey Demeo, Spider-Man, Spider-Man / Spider-Lizard (Peter Parker)
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Marvel Team-Up Vol. 1 094
November 9th, 2008 · No Comments · 1980, 3.0, Dansen Macabre, Jan Cohen, Jim Novak, Marvel Team-Up (Vol. 1), Mike Esposito / Mickey Demeo, Mike Zeck, Shroud (Maxillian Quincy Coleridge), Spider-Man, Spider-Man / Spider-Lizard (Peter Parker), Steven Grant
Darkness, Darkness…
Writer: Steven Grant
Penciller: Mike Zeck
Inker: Mike Esposito
Letterer: Jim Novak
Colorist: Jan Cohen
Originally published: June 1980
This issue has an awesome cover by Al Milgrom.
The Shroud story is continued, with Spidey fighting and then teaming up with the Shroud to defeat this hypnotic woman, Dansen Macabre. Dansen is part of a Shiva cult, and hates the Shroud [...]
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Spider-Woman Vol. 1 020
November 7th, 2008 · No Comments · 1979, 3.5, Bova, Count Otto Vermis, Frank Springer, High Evolutionary, John Costanza, Mark Gruenwald, Mike Esposito / Mickey Demeo, Nel Yomtov, Spider-Man, Spider-Man / Spider-Lizard (Peter Parker), Spider-Woman (Vol. 1), Spider-Woman / Arachne (Jessica Drew), Steven Grant
Tangled Webs
Script: Mark Gruenwald
Pictures: Frank Springer
Inks: Mike Esposito
Co-scenario: Grant
Letters: Costanza
Colors: Yomtov
Originally published: November 1979
Ok, this issue is definitely a milestone. Here we have the first meeting between Spider-Woman and Spider-Man. :O
This is a good opportunity to catch up on what’s actually been happening in Spidey’s continuity, since I’ve read so many damned things out of [...]
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Spider-Woman Vol. 1 019
November 7th, 2008 · No Comments · 1979, 3.5, Ben Sean, Carmine Infantino, Enforcer, Jim Novak, Madame Doll (Priscilla Dolly), Mark Gruenwald, Mike Esposito / Mickey Demeo, Sensuous Serpent Girl / Weredemon (Lissa Russell), Spider-Man, Spider-Woman (Vol. 1), Spider-Woman / Arachne (Jessica Drew), Steven Grant, Werewolf / Werewolf by Night
The Beast Within
Writer: Gruenwald
Artist: Infantino
Underwriter: Grant
Overartist: Esposito
Letterer: Novak
Colorist: Sean
Originally published: October 1979
A mildly interesting issue that crams in quite a bit — Jessica visits Mrs. Dolly, becomes better friends with Lindsay McCabe, fights some creep named the Enforcer, and chitchats with the Werewolf By Night. Not great, but pretty stellar by Spider-Woman standards.
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Spider-Woman Vol. 1 018
November 7th, 2008 · No Comments · 1979, 3.5, Carmine Infantino, John Costanza, Mark Gruenwald, Mike Esposito / Mickey Demeo, Roger Slifer, Spider-Man, Spider-Woman (Vol. 1), Spider-Woman / Arachne (Jessica Drew), Waxman
Sins of the Flesh!
Writes: Gruenwald
Draws: Infantino
Inks: Esposito
Letters: Costanza
Colors: Slifer
Originally published: September 1979
This is the first Spider-Woman issue that I can actually recall enjoying. The Waxman was a genuinely creepy character, and the story had a nice brisk pace. It reminded me of an episode of Twilight Zone or Outer Limits.
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