 |
Download the second half of Part Three's audio tour tracks in one file:
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Part 3) Todd McFarlane: Career Breakthrough, continued
Todd enhanced The Amazing Spider-Man with his trademark style, popularizing a new way of rendering webs, transposing the character's human body to spidery positions and adding spider-looking eyes. Marvel eventually gave him a title that he alone could write, pencil and ink: Spider-Man. His first issue sold an astonishing 2.5 million copies - making it the bestselling comic of its time. He was now an established, sought-after artist, bringing his talents to a variety of different comic book titles, but he was becoming frustrated by the confines of corporate culture.
|
|
|
|
Name |
View
Piece
|
Todd's
Commentary |
|
|
|
37. |
Spider-Man #1 letters page |
View |
Listen |
|
38. |
Spider-Man #2 p.8 |
View |
Listen |
|
39. |
Spider-Man #5 p.12 |
View |
Listen |
|
40. |
Spider-Man #1 p.2-3 spread |
View |
Listen |
|
41. |
Spider-Man #6 p.8 |
View |
Listen |
|
42. |
Spider-Man #13 p.8 |
View |
Listen |
|
43. |
Spider-Man #2 p.2-3 spread |
View |
Listen |
|
44. |
Spider-Man #13 cover |
View |
Listen |
|
45. |
Spider-Man #11 p.17 |
View |
Listen |
|
46. |
Spider-Man #10 p.1 |
View |
Listen |
|
47. |
Venom TPB back cover |
View |
Listen |
|
48. |
Venom TPB front cover |
View |
Listen |
|
49. |
Wolverine #27 p.31 |
View |
Listen |
|
50. |
Superman Special #1 p.56 |
View |
Listen |
|
51. |
Spider-Man #14 cover |
View |
Listen |
|
52. |
Spider-Man #16 p.18 |
View |
Listen |
|
|
|
|
|
|
