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Like BD and William, I remember this panel well.
This panel is a good example of how Roger Stern and John Romita JR “got it”. They brought back some of the small touches that made ASM fun.
Great run. Good job posting this one.
Web pits always. I love them. I remember this panel as a kid and loved it.
I remember cheering when I saw he had them again here, it’s a small touch, but I think it completes his look. It’s kind of fascinating, Spidey has such an iconic costume, but the web pits are an aspect that are so often forgotten. I have to admit though, the black suit is definitely inferior with the web pits to me (as shown in ASM #800) I guess it ruins the sleek simplicity of that particular outfit.