Spidey’s with Coco in these paintings by Paolo Rivera, reinterpreting the Web-Slinger’s short-lived television career.
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I love those, especially the first one. I wonder if Spidey’s stealing Leno’s cup with his webbing in the second pic, it’d explain why Conan looks so amused and laughing. 😉
That is so cool!
While the writing in those Marvel Mythos one shots was pretty good(other than the slightly annoying “Boy does this, boy does that” narration in Spider-Man Mythos and the unnecessary, I think, change to the scene where he catches the burglar) the art was the real draw to that line of books. Paolo Rivera’s art is just wonderful.
No Spider-Man meets the Flaming C crossover? I R disappoint.