Thomas Mets looks at the influence of body horror and the Japanese New Wave on three stories never published in the US from Ryoichi Ikegami’s Spider-Man the Manga: the Mad Demon, the Woman and the Tiger and the Woman With Golden Eyes. It goes nuts.
For the Crawlspace, we look at the untranslated Spider-Man the Manga, the material that has never been published in the United States.
This is a review of Spider-Man: The Manga #16-31 by writer Kōsei Ono and artist Ryoichi Ikegami, where the Yu Komori Spider-Man deals with hijackers, kendo club jerks, a ghostly woman with ice powers, a doppleganger, and sudden cancellation.
The first 15 issues of of Spider-Man the Manga cover the run of writer Kōsei Ono and artist Ryoichi Ikegami. It’s three three issue storylines and one six issue storyline pitting a new version of […]
One of the weirdest official projects that’s ever going to be covered on this website is the original Spider-Man the Manga, and just as odd is the way Marvel published in the United States. Here […]
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