Chris Wallace
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Awesome! How much was it? I've actually been looking for one.I'm not sure if I've posted this before but I got this awesome SMTAS sericel last year with the Hobgoblin on it numbered 120/1000. Really happy to have this one.
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I dont care what anyone says about TAS; Hobgoblin and Green Goblin were both so well done.t: The voices, the animation, the writing. Excellent.
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Just about $120. The frame was damaged so I got it reframed, though.Awesome! How much was it? I've actually been looking for one.
I see. I'll be buying some of the cells from the show soon.Just about $120. The frame was damaged so I got it reframed, though.
2 pages I scanned from one of my favorite Spider-Man/Green Goblin stories; A Death in The Family. I love the splash page.
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One thing I'll say for Humberto Ramos, he knows how to draw a moody scene.
My gripe with that story was that nothing really changed. (I guess I should get used to that. Every other story is billed as a game changer.) Except maybe for Flash.
Yeah, I remember it came out around when SM1 came out but I was still hoping for a better story. It was definitely just a "cash in on the movie" type thing.
Happens all the time. Ever read "God Loves, Man Kills II"? The gratuitous Blade guest shots in Gambit & the Spidey books? Or the Batman "tie-ins" that came out along with those movies? Ugh. Well, actually the Two_Face one-shot wasn't bad.
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Yes.Is A Death In The Family available in trade paperback?
Yes.
^^ I always have. While I enjoyed HArry Osborn and Jason Macendale going at it in thier costumes, nothing would beat Norman going up against Roderick.
Agreed. I think Hobgoblin's is one of SPidey's best Villains. He's smart and quick, which in some cases, is all you need.Agreed. It's a shame they didn't get to actually fight in either Hobgoblin Lives or Goblins At The Gate.
Harry Osborn wasn't as menacing as Norman is, but he made up for it with an even more direct personal connection to Peter Parker. Jason Macendale, on the other hand, just paled in comparison to the original Hobgoblin.
Agreed. I think Hobgoblin's is one of SPidey's best Villains. He's smart and quick, which in some cases, is all you need.
Roger Stern's Hobgoblin story still remains one of my favorites.