#Spider-Man 1990

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Spider-Man #24 (1992)

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Spider-Man 2099 meets Batman Beyond by artist Dan Mora (2015).

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Spider-Man and the X-Men in a Marvel Press poster by John Byrne with inks by Terry Austin and colors by Glynis Oliver (1991)

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Webspinners: Tales Of Spider-Man #01 (1999)

Preliminary Cover Sketch + Original Cover Art + Published Cover

Art by John Romita Sr.

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Marvel VS Capcom is back!!

I've wanted to draw these two for a while now and now that the Marvel and Capcom crossover games are making headlines again I feel like it's the perfect time.

By the way, I think it is evident that I am giving my drawings a facelift, maintaining the retro aesthetic of course. Do you have ideas for future drawings? I'm open to them!

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Big Dogs Sportswear popular in the late 90’s-2000’s

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"TO ME, MY X-MEN!" -- SPIDEY LEADS THE CHARGE IN TRUE CREEPY-CRAWLY FORM!

PIC INFO: Resolution at 800x1164 -- Spotlight on textless cover art [later used for a poster design] to "Marvel Tales" Vol. 2 #235 [The Uncanny X-Men + Spider-Man!]. March, 1990. Marvel Comics. Artwork by Todd McFarlane.

Sources: https://marvelousnews.com/252-26905.

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Spider-Man #72 (1996)

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The Green Goblin - art by Gray Morrow (1996)

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90's Venom by Rod Reis.

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Marvel poster featuring Miguel O'Hara as Spider-Man 2099 by Rick Leonardi with inks by Al Williamson and colors by Sherilyn Van Valkenburgh (1994)

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What if Deadpool and spider punk met?

(Not like in a romantic way I just picture pure chaos taking place)

aight i’ll give it a go..

something very Important To Me in the spider-man and deadpool relationship (gen) is the theme of voluntary change for the better. deadpool’s morals don’t match up with spidey’s, but spidey matters enough to him to want to be good. redemption arcs my beloved

in 616, deadpool is a mercenary, and that doesn’t jive with peter parker’s no-killing policy. hobie, however, has no such qualms, thus the flavor of 138 dp’s divergence must be altered; i’m thinking he might’ve been a retired/fired police officer, or he took government-sponsored merc jobs without caring who the target was—somethin a little fucked up like that idk

then he meets spider-punk. initially, deadpool is obsessed the way you’re obsessed with your friends’ favorite celebrities—loudly, annoyingly, facetiously. hobie at first dislikes him, but doesn’t consider him a big enough player to hate, and since punk’s core moral of radical kindness allows for second chances, he offers dp the opportunity to turn his back on the State. slowly deadpool acclimates to punk values and community, finds himself upholding core tenets of the revolution even when it means he loses out on big fat wads of fascist blood money, and becomes a scene kid