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11 comments:
They did "team up", albeit 40 years apart, in one of the Giant-Size Spideys around the time of the Doc Savage movie in the mid 70's. Would have been nice for them to be in the same time frame though.
Ah, now that you mention it, I seem to remember that - I'll have to track that issue down!
That wasn't a bad ish. I believe it might have been featured in Bronze Age Babies or Diversions of the Groovy Kind. I saw it somewhere, anyway.
I have both of the team-up Marvel issues and have always thought that the Spider-Man story was the better of the two.
Ross, I enjoy all of your covers, but there's something extra special about the ones in which one of the stars originated in a medium other than comic books (pulps, movies, comic strips, television, etc.). The past few days have been really cool.
Thanks, I love superheroes but have tried to branch out into other genres a bit more... I hope to keep featuring characters from time to time that nobody would expect to show up.
If you want to read that Spider-man/Doc Savage story from the 70's [GIANT-SIZE SPIDER-MAN #3(01/75)], you'll have to get the original. Because of licensing concerns both the "Masterworks" and "Essentials" reprint programs have already by-passed that issue.
I have a feeling it's buried in one of my long boxes in the basement...
Spidey, Doc Savage, and a Tolkein reference? It's a geek explosion, and I love it!
"It's a geek explosion, and I love it!"
As do I. This would make a great live-action movie adaptation (with Elijah Maguire--or is Toby Wood?--as "Spidey").
The never-reprinted Doc Savage/Spider-Man semi-team-up is here...
http://heroheroinehistory.blogspot.com/2011/08/reading-room-doc-savage-yesterday.html
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