# John Romita Jr
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John Salvatore Romita, professionally known as john romita jr. (; born August 17, 1956), is an American comics artist best known for his extensive work for Marvel Comics from the 1970s to the 2010s. He is the son of award-winning artist John Romita Sr.
Batman: Knightfall Trilogy | Spider-Man #1000 Cover Controversy | John Byrne Returns to X-Men
The Caped Crusader has a long list of memorable story arcs and several of them have been adapted into animation. This time around it's Batman: Knightfall Trilogy and Warner Bros. has released a trailer for the three-part movie event.
Spider-Man approaches a milestone issue with #1000 set to arrive…
The Marvel Handbook Episode B3
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The original 1983 edition of the encyclopedic The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe is discussed entry-by-entry, episode-by-episode, in a general audiences appropriate forum with Diabolu Frank and a revolving host of co-hosts, including...
Beast by Kerry Gammil…
Why *Amazing Spider-Man #1000* Is Dividing Readers
Marvel didn't cave to fan outrage over the Amazing Spider-Man #1000 cover, and that's actually the more interesting story. In this Timely Ruling, I break down why John Romita Jr. and Pepe Larraz ended up with dueling main covers for Spider-Man's biggest anniversary issue, why the "Marvel pulled the…
From Spider-Man to the Page: A Conversation with Noah Goins
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The Top Guys kick off their very first guest interview with Noah Goins (@noahgoinscomics), a freelance writer and passionate comics advocate who has built a 40,000+ follower Instagram following in just over a year by championing the artistry behind the medium.
In this wide-ranging …
YEAR OF THE BAT Part Thirty-Three: DARK KNIGHTS METAL Act One
THE BEST BOOK CLUB IN THE MULTIVERSE!
The first company-wide event of the DC Rebirth era is here, as Aeric and Malcolm discuss the first half of Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo’s DARK KNIGHTS: METAL!
A conspiracy reaching back to the beginning of humankind leads Bruce Wayne to the far reaches of th…
TRT005: Get Your Soapbox
Our superior syndicate of sententious spokesmen jump on their soapbox and get judgemental about Bendis writing Superman and brining JINXworld to DC - Valiant being bought out by media group DMG - Black Panther sparking all sorts of controversy and movements and another rousing edition of Bean J…
THE DARK KNIGHT STRIKES AGAIN (Plus! DK III: The Master Race) - Lighting the Bat-Signal: A Batman Fan Journey
Host Anthony Desiato and guest Mike Sangregorio shine a light on Frank Miller's controversial (and misunderstood?) sequel to DKR, the 2001-2002 miniseries THE DARK KNIGHT STRIKES AGAIN.
They consider Miller's frenetic, experimental approach, the impact of 9/11, Batman's minimal presence, the treatm…
THE DARK KNIGHT STRIKES AGAIN (Plus! DK III: The Master Race)
Host Anthony Desiato and guest Mike Sangregorio shine a light on Frank Miller's controversial (and misunderstood?) sequel to DKR, the 2001-2002 miniseries THE DARK KNIGHT STRIKES AGAIN.
They consider Miller's frenetic, experimental approach, the impact of 9/11, Batman's minimal presence, the treatm…
#311: Cap #130 vs Batroc's Brigade... and Hulk! (1970) Stan Lee / Gene Colan
It is the return of Batroc and this time... he's bringing the dreaded Porcupine and the unstoppable Whirlwind! And what's going on with the Hulk?!? Cap gives a memorable speech. Plus... vocabulary pet peeves, Speed Racer, the character that Rick commissioned John Romita Jr. he's never sketched befo…
#312: Scott Hanna - Legendary Artist - Joins the Show!
Ranked as the #1 published artist of all time with 25,000 pages, Eisner Award-winning artist Scott Hanna joins the show to talk nearly 40 years of inking comics, the secret to his 30-year partnership with John Romita Jr., why he considers himself a “chameleon” as an inker, and the artists he still …
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