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Norway's master cartoonist tackles Spider-Man and nominates his ...
Feb 07, 2012
To paint the town red the upcoming disenthral of Marvel's groundbreaking series Unaccustomed TALES, in which some of the brightest stars of different and indie comics nearby their takes on the Marvel Sphere, Marvel.com will be showcasing the contributors in an wide-ranging series of chic interviews. And don't omit to pick up Eccentric TALES #1, on cut-price September 2! Palpitating-pounding Hitchcockian thrillers, side-splitting pop-sophistication parodies, prospect-provoking existentialist dramas, slapstick unuttered gag strips: He may use only one name, but Norwegian novelist-artist Jason is a pro of many strange comics genres. And oh yeah—he does it all using anthropomorphized versions of, in the godlike words of "The Muppets Take Manhattan," "dogs and bears and chickens and things." So will his take on Spider-Man in the pages of Marvel's Curious TALES be more Maus than Spider-Ham ? Irresistible a short-lived start the ball rolling a interrupt from churning out series of assassin collections for Fantagraphics—the latest of which, Low Moon, includes a two-fisted allegation of chess in the Old West that initially ran in The New York Times—Jason spoke to Marvel.com to give us the plea.
...Why Superhero Movies Are My Kryptonite
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In May of 2002, “Spider-Man” was the first movie to earn over $100 million in its opening weekend. “Spider-Man” was not the first superhero to make it to the big screen. But I consider that weekend of “Spider-Man,” when the “Marvel Comics” logo leafed across the screen to the glee of geeks everywhere, as the first real arrow in the subsequent volley of Silver Screen Superheroism.
I never had a baseball card collection. Instead, the plastic sleeves in my Trapper Keeper housed the Red Skull. The Thing. And a radiant White Queen, whose white lace and leather bodice my mother disapproved of. Twice weekly after karate class, we 11-year-olds would exchange Marvel Masterpieces trading cards while imagining who could play Wolverine if they ever made an X-Men movie. This was the early ‘90s. There was no Hugh Jackman and the first “X-Men” wouldn’t come out until all our cards and comics had been traded away
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