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ASM #700.1 p3 by Klaus Janson, David Morrel, Steve Buccellatto - Comic Strip
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ASM #700.1 p3

Comic Strip
2013
Mixed Media
Encre de chine, aquarelle, blanco sur graphite et support épais
28 x 43 cm (11.02 x 16.93 in.)
Added on 8/11/26
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The Amazing Spider-Man issue 700.1
Chapter 1 : Frost
Page 3
Marvel Comics 4 December 2013

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Planche décorative d'ambiance sans phylactère construite avec deux cases ; une très large verticale sur toute la hauteur de la planche avec vue en contre plongée de l'Empire State Building sous le blizzard (elle pourrait presque être un splash tellement elle prend la page) suivie d'une case très étroite verticale de même taille en focale de Spider-Man sur le gratte ciel avec uptown en arrière plan.

Janson n'a pas son pareil pour faire "sentir" New York!

Synopsis : It’s November and a winter storm is coming. Spider-Man is feeling sick. Jameson wants to run a special issue accusing Spider-Man of purposefully wrecking public transit systems so he can get credit for saving people. Spider-Man sleep past his alarm and wakes up to snow everywhere. Meanwhile, a tree crashes through May’s window. Spider-Man decides to swing across town and check on May, just because. With a blizzard crippling New York City, Spider-Man must protect the city...but Aunt May's life is in danger!

Acclaimed novelist David Morrell (First Blood) and legendary comics icon Klaus Janson (DAREDEVIL: END OF DAYS) team up to kick off this celebration of the world's greatest super hero!

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About Klaus Janson

Klaus Janson was born in Coburg, Germany. He emigrated to the US in 1957 and settled in Connecticut, discovering comics very shortly thereafter. Janson made a professional debut for Marvel in 1973, inking the artwork of Rich Buckler for the series called 'The Black Panther', that were published in Jungle Action. During years he continued inking the diverse Marvel titles, like 'the Defenders', 'Deathlock', 'Battlestar Galactita' and 'Howard Duck'. But Janson main series was 'Daredevil'. In this period he inkted to Gene Colan, Gil Kane, Carmine Infantino and Frank Miller. Working with Miller, Janson changed his ink style. Later on Janson decided also to take care of the pencils. With Miller, Janson worked on the influential mini-series 'The Dark Knight Returns'. After Janson ended his work on 'Daredevil', he had developed a constant work as a sketcher, were he devolped a Gothic like style. He also did a lot of work on 'The Punisher', 'Spawn' and an adventure of Batman in five episodes which was scripted by Grant Morrison. Text (c) Lambiek