Amazing Spider-Man #82, Page 13
John Romita Sr. (penciller); Jim Mooney (inker)
Original Art Record
Characters
Spider-ManElectro
Encyclopedia Capsule
This interior page is cataloged as Amazing Spider-Man #82, Page 13 and credited in the supplied source to John Romita Sr. (penciller); Jim Mooney (inker). The source associates it with the story “And Then Came Electro!” The current catalog tags the visible subjects as Spider-Man, Electro.
What the Art Shows
What this artwork shows
John Romita pencils with Jim Mooney inks, from the CLASSIC 1969 AMAZING SPIDERMAN story titled: "And Then Came Electro!" I personally feel that Jim Mooney was the BEST inker on AMAZING SPIDERMAN (next to Romita inking himself) Mooney's inks are so detailed that the only Marvel inker I feel who inked better in the 1960s was Joe Sinnott!
Story and Issue Context
Publication and story context
This record documents an interior page from The Amazing Spider-Man #82, identified as page 13, dated 1969 in the source data. The associated story is listed as “And Then Came Electro!” The credited artist information supplied with the collection record is John Romita Sr. (penciller); Jim Mooney (inker). Its place in the series is best understood as part of the continuing Peter Parker narrative and the creative period represented by the credited artists.
Why This Piece Matters
Why this piece matters
As an interior page, the piece preserves the sequential storytelling decisions—panel arrangement, pacing, acting, and action—used to build the issue. The identified subjects are Spider-Man, Electro.
Source Significance Excerpt
John Romita pencils with Jim Mooney inks, from the CLASSIC 1969 AMAZING SPIDERMAN story titled: "And Then Came Electro!" I personally feel that Jim Mooney was the BEST inker on AMAZING SPIDERMAN (next to Romita inking himself) Mooney's inks are so detailed that the only Marvel inker I feel who inked better in the 1960s was Joe Sinnott!
Mike Burkey / Romitaman Notes
John Romita pencils with Jim Mooney inks, from the CLASSIC 1969 AMAZING SPIDERMAN story titled: "And Then Came Electro!" I personally feel that Jim Mooney was the BEST inker on AMAZING SPIDERMAN (next to Romita inking himself) Mooney's inks are so detailed that the only Marvel inker I feel who inked better in the 1960s was Joe Sinnott!
Open the complete preserved Romitaman description
John Romita pencils with Jim Mooney inks, from the CLASSIC 1969 AMAZING SPIDERMAN story titled: "And Then Came Electro!" I personally feel that Jim Mooney was the BEST inker on AMAZING SPIDERMAN (next to Romita inking himself) Mooney's inks are so detailed that the only Marvel inker I feel who inked better in the 1960s was Joe Sinnott!
Source Information
- Primary object source
- Romitaman / Mike Burkey personal-collection listing supplied in the master document