Bill Walko takes us back to the 80s with his interpretation of Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends!
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It would have been so cool if Johnny Storm and MJ had been featured on this show as well, as they had been planning to until they couldn’t get the rights to use Torch and then had to scrap MJ off the show to use her character design for Angelica/Firestar. Couldn’t they have used both Angelica AND MJ on the show? Horrible 80s’ animation production crunches!
Peter looks Larsen inspired
Love, Love love this image.
Aww,Ms.Lyons!
That’s some pretty art!