Name: Marvel Comics Library. Spider-Man. Vol. 2. 1965-1966 (en Inglés)
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Author: Stan Lee

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Marvel Comics Library. Spider-Man. Vol. 2. 1965-1966 (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

Autor

Stan Lee

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Taschen

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Inglés

N° páginas

626

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

ISBN13

9783836591577

Marvel Comics Library. Spider-Man. Vol. 2. 1965-1966 (en Inglés)

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Their collaboration on Spider-Man couldn't last forever--but the five-years of Stan Lee and Steve Ditko's remarkable partnership lasted long enough for their character to evolve into a timeless icon and create a fandom that would last generations. TASCHEN's second volume of Amazing Spider-Man stories collects the latter half of the duo's magnum opus, featuring brand new arch-villains the Scorpion, Molten Man, and the Crime-Master, return engagements with Kraven the Hunter and the Green Goblin--and the three-part "Master Planner Saga" that reignited a feud with an iconic mystery villain, and left behind what many comics critics declare to be the greatest super hero story of all time. Beyond the action that faced Spider-Man--all choreographed with aplomb by the master stylist Ditko--there was also the matter of Peter Parker's maturation during a decade of social upheaval and change. With Stan Lee's blend of soap opera melodramatics and finger-on-the-pulse social sensitivities, Peter graduated from high school to college and started to deal with a myriad of adult struggles, mirroring the life experiences of the book's readership. A scrawny teenager no more, Lee and Ditko would widen his network of friends and frenemies, debuting Gwen Stacy, Harry Osborn, and, in a series of hilarious cameos, Mary Jane Watson--all characters that would develop into one of the deepest and most substantive supporting casts in all of comics. Also introduced is Harry's father, Norman Osborn, the short-tempered industrialist who would later be revealed as Spider-Man's most dreaded foe. Meanwhile, Peter's up-and-down romance with Betty Brant would reach its culmination with both changed forever. Collected in an XXL-size volume that closely simulates the size and proportions of the original comic artboards, all individual issues have been sourced from the collection of Bob Bretall, holder of the Guinness World Record for largest comics collection. Bretall's pedigreed collection has been photographed using TASCHEN's sterling reproduction methods, resembling the way these comics first looked when initially published in 1965 and 1966, while also being digitally remastered using modern retouching techniques to correct problems with the era's inexpensive, imperfect printing. A custom paper stock was exclusively developed for this series to simulate the newsprint feel and color holding of the original comics. The Marvel Comics Library has earned well-deserved raves from comic collecting diehards for combining an old school comic book reading experience with a luxurious oversized book format, winning the industry's coveted Eisner Award for Best Publication Design. Complementing the comics is an incisive and often side-splitting essay by British TV and radio host Jonathan Ross. Accompanying his essay is a gallery of original art, photographs, rarities, and other ephemera of the era. (c) 2023 MARVEL

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Stan Lee (1922-2018) fue uno de los guionistas y editores más influyentes de la historia del cómic. Es ampliamente reconocido por su trabajo en Marvel Comics, donde co-creó numerosos personajes icónicos que redefinieron el género de superhéroes. Entre sus obras más destacadas se encuentran Spider-Man (1962), Los Cuatro Fantásticos (1961) y El Capitán América (1961), donde dejó su huella en la creación de personajes con dilemas humanos y complejos.

Lee también es célebre por su estilo narrativo innovador y por haber sido pionero en hacer que los superhéroes se sintieran más cercanos a la realidad. Su legado ha influido en generaciones de lectores, y su nombre está ligado a la evolución del cómic moderno. Aunque no recibió premios literarios tradicionales, su impacto cultural y en la industria del entretenimiento es incuestionable.

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