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    John Romita Sr: the Spider-Man artist was a titan of the comic-book world

    Jun 14, 2023 3 minutes

    The finest single panel of comics work ever produced – and I will fight you with a ready quip and feats of airborne acrobatics over this – appeared in The Amazing Spider-Man issue 42, released on 1 November 1966. And it doesn’t even feature the webbed wonder in costume.

    With a point of view for the reader from just over the right shoulder of Spider-Man’s nerdy alter ego Peter Parker, the panel – the final image in the issue – introduces our hero’s long-running love interest Mary Jane Watson, in a kinetic

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