Thanks to Enigma_2099 for this rare black’n white by Jim Lee!
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This a great piece of artwork.
Pretty relevant considering The Superior Spider-Man. Doc Ock is spot on, but Spidey, however, could do without the added bulk. I mean Nightwing is the perfect physique for Spidey so why couldn’t Jim have given him a thinner physique?
Classic Dr. Octopus awesomeness.
Jim Lee is just awesome, wish we could have gotten a Spidey run out of him.
But that begs the question why he did this one? 🙂 Fan comission I guess.
I don’t know where I read it, but Ithink he said he didn’t like drawing the web pattern…
Its such a shame Jim Lee was never on a Spider Title.