We recently had the privilege of catching up with legendary comic book artist Ron Frenz to discuss his work on Binge Books' The Heroes Union as well as spectacular tenure on The Amazing Spider-Man.
Spider-Girl, Silver Sable, And The New Warriors Creator Ron Frenz On Their Live-Action Potential (Exclusive)
Artist Ron Frenz has helped breathe life into many of Marvel s most iconic characters, and he opens up here about what the future could hold in store for Spider-Girl, Silver Sable, and The New Warriors.
JoshWilding |
6/3/2021
Ron Frenz has created some of the most iconic comic book artwork to ever grace the page, including the first appearance of Spider-Man s black costume in
Amazing Spider-Man #252, the marriage of Superman and Lois Lane, and the introduction of May Spider-Girl Parker in
Now, he s lending his talents toÂ
Solo Avengers #1-20, Avengers Spotlight #21-40 (December 1987 – January 1991)
Written by Tom DeFalco (#1-12, 14-16), Roger Stern (#2-4), Dennis Mallonee (#5), Dan Mishkin (#6), Bob Layton (#7, 11), Mike W. Barr (#8), JM DeMatteis (#9), DG Chichester (#10), Margaret Clark (#10), Howard Mackie (#12, 18-25, 27-29), Gregory Wright (#13), Dwayne McDuffie (#13, 26-29), Chris Claremont (#14), Fabian Nicieza (#15, 24, 31-34), Peter B. Gillis (#16, 18, 20-21), Danny Fingeroth (#17, 35), Sandy Plunkett (#19), Lour Mougin (#22), John Byrne (#23), Glenn Herdling (#25), Dwight Jon Zimmerman (#25), Steve Gerber (#30-34, 36), Roy Thomas (#37-39), Dann Thomas (#37-39), Len Kaminski (#40), Carrie Barre (#40)
Plot by Jackson Guice (#7), Tom DeFalco (#12-13, 17), Kieron Dwyer (#23), James Brock (#29)
Script by Ralph Macchio (#12-13, 17)
Penciled by Mark Bright (#1-3, 5-11), Jim Lee (#1), Kieron Dwyer (#2, 23), Bob Hall (#3, 37), Ron Lim (#4, 12-13), Paul Ryan (#4), John Ridgway (#5), Tom Grindber
10 Batman rip-offs who are actually great characters, ranked
Tue May 11, 2021 at 4:16pm ET
Moon Knight and Owlman as Batman ripoffs. Pic credit: Marvel/DC Comics
Few characters in pop culture are so instantly recognizable as Batman. Like Superman, even those who have never read a comic book know who the Dark Knight is.
Therefore, it’s easy for comic book writers to do their own versions of him.
Many are obvious parodies that play off how brutal and obsessive Batman can be. Some darker takes play on how he isn’t much different from the criminals he goes after.
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