Dan Slott On Meeting Spider-Man Noir The Golden Age Superman

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Dan Slott on Reuniting Spider-Man Noir The Golden Age Superman in All-New, All-Spectacular Spider-Man/Superman

We just had the first one Superman/Spiderman crossover for fifty years, and now we get another one Amazing branchesfor three weeks or more, like All New Amazing Spider-Man/Superman #1including Dan Castle and Marcos Martin to bring us a short story pitting Spider-Man Blacka version of Marvel’s hard-boiled, 1930s pulp, versus the original Golden Age Superman since 1938 Humor #1. And the story continues in the “shadow-laden 1930s,” full of gangsters, hard times, and strong style credits in the old Fleischer. Superman animated cartoons. Originally, Dan Slott says he created the “Can I Spider-Man ’67 cartoons come together Movie Superman ’66 cartoon? Or Spider-Man ’67 bump into Alex Toth-made Supermans Friends? “Mother Amazing was like, “Are you crazy? Do you know what permits we’re going to have to get for that? No.” “Can I do 70’s TV Live Action Nicholas Hammond Spider-Man get together Superman: the movie Christopher Reeve Superman? “Mother Amazing it was like, “You think it’s going to get any easier? You KNOW how this works. What’s wrong with you?!”

And so we have this. Dan Slott continued John Siuntres‘ Word Balloon video podcast to talk about this new crossover. “The 1976 classic was one of the top three comics of my life as a kid… Batman/Deadpool success. The rules prevent the main types from directly meeting in the main story, so we went with a time-specific method: Spider-Man in Black the 1930s, the Golden Age Superman‘s 1938. I’m like, boom.” He described the joy of seeing the pages come together, sparking Fleischer The shorts he enjoyed as a child: “Every page was fun Fleischer music while you read the pages, classic animations with big band scores and dynamic animations. Oh, I had so much fun too Spider-Man in Black and 1938 Superman. Oh, I had so much fun.” He called the finished work “a personal treasure… Finished pages give me a dopamine hit even on the hardest days.”

Here are some details of the story…

• Metropolis Marvels – In the shadowy 1930s, SPIDER-MAN NOIR meets the original GOLDEN AGE SUPERMAN AS told by Dan Slott and Marcos Martin!
• Information War – Industrial power Geoff Johns gives his first Amazing story for more than 20 years, frequent collaborations with other giants Gary Frank! Disaster strikes when a creative team pits the Super- and Spider-families against each other with the summons of MYSTERIO… but is their true enemy an out-of-control partner?!
• Awesome and Perfect – SYMBIOTE hordes attack METROPOLIS like new Territorial War to burn within Jason Aaron and Russell DautermanAn epic reunion starring Jane Foster as Mighty Thor, Wonder Woman and more!
• The soul of the soul Manufacturer of TRUST Louise Simonson and artist Todd Nauck recount the story of John Henry Irons’ conflict with the HOBGOBLIN.
• Now The Amazing Spider-Man the secretary Joe Kelly and artist Humberto Ramos direct campus flow between GWEN STACY and LANA LANG!
• One thing SPIDER-MONO (MILES MORALES) groups meet with THE WRITER in the story of the famous composer Miles, Brian Michael Bendiswho recently returned home is older than Amazingand Sarah Pichelli!
• GHOST-SPIDER and SUPERGIRL form an unbreakable bond in the most epic game of all time. The All-New Spider-Gwen: Spider-Ghost the secretary Stephanie Phillips and a superstar singer Phil Noto!
• Super hero storytellers Jeph Loebe and Jim Cheung meet again to put their spin on a Spider-Man/Superman team!

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