Comics Red and BLACK

[Spider-Jay420]

True, but it IS Erik Larsen's

 

[The Agent]

spidey is supposed to look like a skinny wimp, imo, the red and blue always makes him look more muscular, it may not be this way with all artist but it is for most.

I respectfully disagree. To me, once peter became spider-man he got bigger, became more defined in musculuture and of course as he got older and with experience, he became extremely lean and trim.

Now, he's no hulk but at the same time he's no match stick either. Vilains and people alike are usually surprised when they meet spidey in person because with the things he does, strength wise, they're expecting to see someone with a build like, Thor and that is one of the many charms of spidey. I'm 5'9 and weigh 11 and half stone, which is about 165ibs...I trained myself to get into similar shape to spidey as I used to weigh 19 stone almost a year ago. People who know me call me skinny because they knew how I once was but to others who don't know me, they describe me as trim and lean.

 

[The Agent]

I still miss Erik Larsen. His red and black was great, especially when Spidey was running around at night or in the shadows. I couldn't find pics of it, but the Powerless arc with the Black Cat, all red and black.

Larsen does rule but two things,
1) Is this what some of you are describing as skinny? Because I call it looking lean

2) Where are you guys seeing black? I'm seeing red and dark blue costumes here lol.

 

[Spider-Jay420]

That doesn't look black to you, with blue highlights? Especially the top one?

 

[The Navigator]

Larsen pwns McFarlane.

I always liked the red and black, but I don't know...somehow the red and blue seems like his signature look. (Though I did like the sleek look of the black costume)

 

[Mutagen]

If you're referring to Spider-man instead of the cover itself, I only see a dark blue Spidey, but Spider-man always has blue and red, black and red is wrong, cool, but wrong. If its Spidey, I want to see blue, not dark or light, just blue.