Spider-Man 4
Editor: Star Comics
publication date: August 1987
cover price: Lire 1.500 (€ 0,77)
Cover: Bob Wiacek
contains the following stories:
Amazing Spider-Man vol.1 nr. 221
"A sad song for Lonesome Pinki"
Original Editor: Marvel Comics
publication date: October 10, 1981
pencil: Alan Kupperberg
story: Denny O’Neil
inks: Jim Mooney
colors: Christie Scheele
Spider-man confronts Ramrod, who uses a drug to drive pub customers crazy.
Country singer Pinky's music calms them down, giving Spider-man time to defeat Ramrod and get hold of an antidote.
Not a masterpiece, but quite smooth.
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Fantastic Four vol.1 nr. 223
"For the life of a child"
Original Editor: Marvel Comics
publication date: October 1980
pencil: Bill Sienkiewicz & Joe Sinnott
story: Dough Moench
inks: Gaspar Saladino & Jim Novak
colors: George Roussos
The Fantastic Four are captured by the Salem Seven.
Agatha Harkness uses her magical powers to project their spirits into Franklin's mind and free him from possession.
Bringing Nicholas Cratch back to earth, the Harkness robs him of all magical power.
Agatha Harkness gives up babysitting Franklin and stays in New Salem.
Sienkiewicz's style is very far from the abstract style that made him famous, but it's not bad.
The story flows pleasantly, too bad for having divided it into three books.
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Fantastic Four vol.1 nr. 224
"Dark glows"
Original Editor: Marvel Comics
publication date: October 31, 1980
pencil: Bill Sienkiewicz
story: Dough Moench
inks: Pablo Marcos
colors: George Roussos
Terrified African animals emerge from a crystal dome in the Tundra.
The Fantastic Four show signs of imbalance in the management of their powers.
The group leaves for the Tundra to investigate the appearance of exotic animals, despite the problems of their powers.
Sienkiewicz's style deteriorates slightly from previous stories.
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