So, apparently, there's been a daily Spider-Man newspaper strip running since 1977? And it's still going to this day?
Stan Lee is credited as writer, but I highly doubt he's been writing these daily for 39 years...
>>80719718
Yep. It's really weird. It's still somehow running after all these years. And everything still seems to be stuck in 1977.
It's like the UVB-76 of comics.
Pic related, the writer once took a jab at One More Day.
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>>80719790
IIRC Roy Thomas is ghost writer on the comic, and was the one who confirmed the strip's rollback with OMD was a dream sequence right when the story began.
>>80719718
I liked the Black Widow arc.
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>>80719890
Yeah, I was just about to post about this.
All of the characters have their 70s designs, except Black Widow, who for some reason is based on her MCU design
It got a Spider-Verse tie-in.
First page.
>>80720104
And second page.
>>80720088
Iron Man wore his Extremis/movie armor but he loaned JJJ an earlier armor that looked more like the bulky gold armor from the early comics.
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>>80720061
It looks so weird.
You have all these 70s inspired characters and then suddenly ScarJo.
>>80720166
Also there was a Sandman arc years ago that implied a version of Spider-Man 3 was canon.
>>80719790
Heh. Minifig posted that Electro story yesterday.
Where can I read this from the start?
>>80720166
>Harry is alive
Ha,
>black Osborn hair
Wha?
>>80719855
I thought Stan's brother Larry was the one writing it. Well perhaps not now.
The JJJ becomes Iron Man plot in this is one of the best Spider-Man stories ever told.
>>80719718
This and Archie are the only comics I know which have comic book and newspaper versions at the same time.
I wish this was still a thing for more characters.
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>>80720121
I'd never really hated Slott until Spider-Verse.
Much better than the 616 book.
What is the name of it
>>80724473
Larry does the art usually. Maybe he might be doing plotting, but I don't know.
>>80724340
Comics Kingdom has an some but for much older ones (I think they only go back to like late 1998 since that's as far as their Funky Winkerbean archive went) you'd have to pay $1.99 a month.
>>80724584
I thought it's always funny to see people on comic strip snark sites bitch so much about the Amazng Spider-Man comic strip. They don't know how good they got it.
>>80727486
What about hard copies? Spotty internet won't let me keep my Amazon app open longer than a few minutes on my phone and I still have a few hours before I head home.
>>80727821
I think they only just started collecting the early strips in hardcover. So far I think they've gotten up to the early 80's.
>>80719790
>literally making a cliff-hanger out of that brief moment when you don't know if your dream was real
I know it's not that but it looks funny out of context
