Gabriele Dell’Otto presents a pained and emotional image with Spidey and Mary Jane Watson.
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Fantastic image. Peter & MJ are bigger than the writers and editors that wrecked them.
@#4 Madgoblin: Reminds me of ASM vol.2 #50 when she came back in the JMS run.
“I’m nothing without you.”
That’s an awesome image. It shows that no matter how powerful or “superior” (no pun intended) that he is physically or intellectually, or how inadequate she feels to him because of who he is, he desperately needs her and is lost without her.
No potential for drama or conflict there, though…
that is impressive! 😀 is it just me, or doesnt it sort of look like the new movie costume though?
Dell’Otto’s style is amazing. I think putting him on covers more often would definitely help sell books.
That is stunning. Reminds me of OMD but in a positive way.