#Bob McLeod

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Ghost Rider: Crossroads Back Cover Art by Cary Nord and Bob McLeod

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The Defenders #66 ‘Val in Valhalla Part One: War of the Dead!’ (1978) by David Anthony Kraft, Ed Hannigan, Bruce Patterson and Bob Sharen. Edited by Bob Hall and Mary Jo Duffy. Cover by John Buscema and Bob McLeod.

Cover of the Day: Defenders #66 (December, 1978) Art by John Buscema, Bob McLeod, Irv Watanabe

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Ghost Riders by Cary Nord and Bob McLeod

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Kraven the Hunter/Sergei Kravinoff/The Spider : "I am the Spider. No -- not the Spider. I AM KRAVEN !! I have slain the Spider. Become him. I have hunted as the Spider hunts...consumed the Spider's prey. I have proven myself his superior in every way. No -- almost every way. The final proof comes --"

Comic Book Panels that lives rent-free in my head : Kraven the Hunter (calling himself "The Spider") impersonating Spider-Man (25 years before Dr. Octopus did the same when they switched bodies) while his nemesis is "dead" (buried alive instead), and eager to fight Vermin next (the final proof of his superiority in his tortured mind).

From 1987's Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man Vol.1 #131. Words by J.M. DeMatteis, art by Mike Zeck, inks by Bob McLeod, colors by Janet Jackson, lettered by Rick Parker and edited by Jim Salicrup.

The original art :

The orignal coloring (from the single issues of 1987) :

The coloring of the trade paperback (published in the mid-2000s) :

The coloring of the epic collection tpb (closer to the original one) :

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(1983)

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Marvel house ad for G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #1 featuring art by Herb Trimpe with inks by Bob McLeod (1982)

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Savage Sword of Conan #63, April 1981, original art by john Buscema and Ernie Chan with Tom Palmer and Bob McLeod

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This is a Doug Ramsey appreciation post for his very early adventures with the New Mutants

"Hey wake up, it's me your friend Sam, I'm a mutant, you're a mutant too, now can you help our team of teenagers to establish communications with an apparently hostile alien form?" – and that's how Doug learned about his powers...

This time he helps saving the day by being able to communicate with Warlock and uncovering his intentions, helping the technarch alien who would become his best friend

How vulnerable he was aware of being, but how this would not preclude him from helping his teammates the best way he could:

His mutant abilities are underrated because they're not battle oriented, he's capable of understanding every language in the universe, he can decipher codes and computer languages, understand hidden intentions and body language. (This is early Doug Ramsey, he's not even a member of an X-team yet, his powers would change and evolve a lot during the years)

He exemplifies how not every mutant will have fighting powers/skills, Forge is also an example of that (of the time), but Doug is even more interesting because his powers don't need to translate to a tangible object, it's purely intellectual, and it's fascinating to me

This has been a Doug Ramsey appreciation post

From The New Mutants #21 & Annual #1 (1984)

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Ghost Riders by Cary Nord & Bob McLeod

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Hawkeye by Rich Buckler and Bob McLeod

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Moon Knight vs Batman -- Artwork by Bob McLeod

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Peter Parker Spider Man

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Dan Jurgens and Bob MCleod: Supergirl

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1991's Incredible Hulk Vol.1 #379 cover by artist Dale Keown & inker Bob McLeod. Source

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(1981)