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Saturday, 29 December 2012

Holiday greetings from the real Spider-Man!

Posted on 04:57 by Unknown
In the spirit of the holiday season, here are a few panels and a pin-up of the real Spider-Man during his real adventures in his first 32 years of publishing (not the garbage that Marvel, Dan Slott, Joe Quesada, Axel Alonso, Joe Quesada, and Steve Wacker, and others have been churning out like so much crap in the last 20 years).



"It woulda been a bleak Christmas without ya! Thanks!"
Amen, lady. Amen.
Art by Todd McFarlane and script by David Michelinie from Amazing Spider-Man#314 (1989)



Spidey and Mary Jane. 
Art by Steve Lightle from Marvel Holiday Special (1993)




Spidey and Santa. Legends shall never fade.
Art by Todd McFarlane and script by David Michelinie from Amazing Spider-Man#314 (1989)
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