from The Amazing Spider-Man comic strip (King Features Syndicate, December 7, 1993), script by Stan Lee, pencils by Larry Lieber, inks by Fred Kida
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Wednesday, December 07, 2022
Today in Comics History, December 7, 1993: Comic strip story progresses exactly one panel forward
from The Amazing Spider-Man comic strip (King Features Syndicate, December 7, 1993), script by Stan Lee, pencils by Larry Lieber, inks by Fred Kida
Saturday, April 23, 2022
Comics Do Shakespeare: All's Well That Ends Well, Act 3: "Nature teaches Beasts to know their friends."
from The Amazing Spider-Man newpaper strip (King Features Syndicate, February 26, 1992), script by Stan Lee, pencils by Larry Lieber, inks by Fred Kida
Friday, September 30, 2016
366 Days with J. Jonah Jameson, Day 274: The Ballad of Iron Jonah
And now, quite possibly the greatest comic strip of all time! Take that, Krazy Kat! Get outta here, Pogo! No time for you, U.S. Acres! Yes, it's the Sensational Character Find of February 2014...Iron Jonah!
The Amazing Spider-Man newspaper comic strip (King Features Syndicate, 2014), script by Stan Lee, pencils by Larry Lieber, inks by Alex Saviuk
Of course, Iron Jonah is an immediate hit with the general public (if not The Beat*)
Look out, Spider-Man! You've got Iron Jonah on your tail! And that's about as unappetizing as it sounds!
Unlike any of Tony Stark's armored suits, however, this one malfunctions! And Jonah didn't save the receipt, so he can't even get store credit back for it! Curse these restrictive retailing regulations!
So everybody forgives Jonah, and another subplot about Robbie Robertson is tied up in the most bromatic way possible.
This fantastic storyline was never adapted into the regular Marvel Comic Books, because J. Scott Campbell refused to draw a sexy cover of bare-midriff J. Jonah Jameson.
Iron Jonah, won't you?
(A hooves-up salute to my very good pal, the mighty Chris Sims, who first brought the Invincible Iron Jonah to my attention in this fine article from Comics Alliance!)
*I meant the English Beat, but if you wanna take that as referring to Heidi MacDonald, that works too.
The Amazing Spider-Man newspaper comic strip (King Features Syndicate, 2014), script by Stan Lee, pencils by Larry Lieber, inks by Alex Saviuk
Of course, Iron Jonah is an immediate hit with the general public (if not The Beat*)
Look out, Spider-Man! You've got Iron Jonah on your tail! And that's about as unappetizing as it sounds!
Unlike any of Tony Stark's armored suits, however, this one malfunctions! And Jonah didn't save the receipt, so he can't even get store credit back for it! Curse these restrictive retailing regulations!
So everybody forgives Jonah, and another subplot about Robbie Robertson is tied up in the most bromatic way possible.
This fantastic storyline was never adapted into the regular Marvel Comic Books, because J. Scott Campbell refused to draw a sexy cover of bare-midriff J. Jonah Jameson.
Iron Jonah, won't you?
(A hooves-up salute to my very good pal, the mighty Chris Sims, who first brought the Invincible Iron Jonah to my attention in this fine article from Comics Alliance!)
*I meant the English Beat, but if you wanna take that as referring to Heidi MacDonald, that works too.
Monday, January 11, 2016
366 Days with J. Jonah Jameson, Day 11: See you in the funny pages
The Amazing Spider-Man comic strip (Register and Tribune Syndicate, January 7, 1977), script by Stan Lee, pencils and inks by John Romita Sr.
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