Talk:The Amazing Spider-Man
Latest comment: 5 years ago by Muhandes in topic Some missing facts
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Some missing facts edit
- Lee and Conway are credited together on #116-118. The text implies Lee's last credit was for #110.
- Bill Mantlo wrote #181 with Sal Buscema and Mike Esposito credited as artists.
- Marv Wolfman's last issue was #204. Three is quite a mess from #205 to #223:
- David Michelinie wrote #205 with Keith Pollard/Jim Mooney doing pencils/inks.
- Roger Stern wrote #206 with John Byrne & Gene Day as artists.
- Dennis O'Neil took the reins as writer for #207-218 with various art teams:
- For #207 Mooney/Pablo Marcos doing pencils/inks.
- For #208 John Romita Jr. did the layouts with Al Milgrom/Brett Breeding finishing the art (Jim Shooter and Mark Gruenwald were given thanks for plotting).
- For #209 Alan Weiss did pencils with Klaus Janson/Bob McLeod/Joe Rubinstein/Bob Wiacek/Milgrom doing inks.
- For #210 Romita Jr. and Joe Sinnott did art.
- Some stability was reached for #211-217 with Romita Jr./Mooney credited for art. On #218 Romita Jr. is credited for pencils and Mooney/Milgrom for inks.
- On #219 Luke McDonnell did pencils and Mooney continued doing inks.
- Michael L. Fleisher wrote #220 and McLeod did the art.
- O'Neil returned for #221 with Alan Kupperberg/Mooney on pencils/inks.
- Mantlo wrote #222 with Bob Hall/Mooney on pencils/inks.
- O'Neil returned again to plot #223 with J.M. DeMatteis doing the script and the art is by Romita Jr./Milgrom as penciler/inker.
- Stern took over writing at #224.