#john romita sr.

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Spider-man vs. the Green Goblin by John Romita Sr.

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John Romita Sr. - More Spidey Super Stories

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Origins of Marvel Comics cover recreation by Alex Ross (2024) in an homage to the original cover by John Romita, Sr. and Marie Severin (1974) for the special 50th Anniversary Edition of this collection of classic Marvel firsts and origin stories.

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(1965)

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Spider-Man by John Romita, Jr., with Inks by John Romita, Sr., and Colors by Jose Villarrubia.

This was published as a Marvel Limited print, and I believe it was used as a poster. It has been published in multiple books as well. Johnny was interviewed by Tom Scioli and Ed Piskor for their cartoonist kayfabe youtube channel, and he mentioned that of all the work he's done over the years, this is the one that he will never sell. It is hanging in his office, next to his drawing desk.

my buddy, curtvile, shared this first. I hunted down a larger version of the images by checking out Jose Villarrubia's facebook.

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John Romita Sr. - Wolverine Character Concept Original Art (1974)

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John Romita Sr. 

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Daredevil (1964) #19 | Stan Lee & John Romita, Sr.

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Nostalgic Extra: Halloween (adjacent) edition!

Happy Halloween, everyone!  My review for “the Hobgoblin, Part 2” Will be dropping on Monday, but in the meantime please enjoy this first ever full-page appearance of the Hobgoblin from ‘The Amazing Spider-man #238’ by John Romita’s Jr. & Sr.

Unfortunately, I was behind schedule on being born, so I missed the release of this issue by a couple years. Thankfully, not unlike my introduction to the Symbiote-suit arc, I was ultimately able to hunt down Hobgoblin’s origin via some back issues of ‘Marvel Tales’, which reprinted several Issues from Roger Stern’s critically acclaimed run.

Initially, those three issues (pictured below) left me on a tense cliffhanger for a number of years, before I was finally able to find the conclusion.  This was back in the day where reliable access to comprehensive trade paperback collections still wasn’t a thing, and Amazon was only in its infancy. You just had to accept that if you missed an issue, there might not be much you could do about it.

Naturally, I would always perform an extensive sweep of the back issue bins whenever I visited the more out of the way comic shops.  Even then, you would count yourself lucky if you found just one missing issue in a multi-chapter arc, jig sawing my collection together one found treasure at a time.

Strange to say, but I kind of miss those days. Who ever said Nostalgia was rational?

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Happy Turkey Day!🦃🍁🥧

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Spider-man and Daredevil by John Romita Jr. and John Romita Sr.

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John Buscema and John Romita Sr. Conan the Barbarian #59 Belit Cover Original Art (Marvel, 1976)

I do love a John Buscema Conan cover, there are a lot, with the master John Romita Sr.

GCD showed this as Gil Kane and John Romita. My edit is pending approval. Colorist uncredited.

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John Romita Sr., John Romita, Jr., and José Villarrubia Spider-Man Limited Print (early 2000s). Also used (before and after) as the variant cover of 1998's Peter Parker: Spider-Man Vol.1 #1 and the cover of the Romita Legacy book (2010) Source Source

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Archie's 50th Anniversary Tribute art by John Romita Sr.

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Amazing Spider-Man, Vol. 1 # 121 by John Romita.

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Peter Parker enjoying a delicious churro

"¡Spider-Man en su día libre! 🕷️✨ Peter Parker disfrutando de un delicioso churro mientras se relaja un poco entre misiones. 🍩💥 Porque incluso los superhéroes necesitan un descanso de vez en cuando. 😎

spider-man es propiedad intelectual de Marvel.

"Spider-Man on his day off! 🕷️✨ Peter Parker enjoying a delicious churro while relaxing a little between missions. 🍩💥 Because even superheroes need a break every now and then. 😎

Spider-Man is the intellectual property of Marvel.