Posted By Dan Greenfield on Sep 7, 2025 | 2 comments

SUNDAY FUNNIES WITH KERRY CALLEN!

If you love the old 1970s Spider-Man TV show, it’s a good time to be a fan, isn’t it?

Just last week, our pal Chris Franklin provided you with a top-notch review of the new Spider-Man ’77 action figure.

And this week, we spotlight Kerry’s fab sketch cover of Nicholas Hammond (or maybe stuntman Fred Waugh) doing that thing Spider-Men do:

Can Disney get on the stick and finally put this show out in an official set? Like, 4K even? (And how about the 1967 Spider-Man cartoon while they’re at it?)

Anyway, Kerry’s groovy sketch cover is something he put together recently.

“To me, one of the weirdest things about the old Spider-Man TV show was how he used an open hand and threw his web,” Kerry sez. “I tried to capture that on this blank cover commission.”

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Want more SUNDAY FUNNIES WITH KERRY CALLEN? Come back next week!

Want a commission? Send an email to KerryCallenArt@gmail.com. You can also find other work at linktr.ee/kerrycallen.

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— BATDEVIL: The Great AMALGAM COMICS Character That Should Have Been. Click here.

— What WAS the Comic Battle of the 20th Century? FINALE — 1996’s DC VERSUS MARVEL. Click here.

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KERRY CALLEN spent much of his career as an artist and art director, developing product for Hallmark, but has also dabbled in comics for many years. As a freelancer, he creates work for a range of needs, spanning from Mad Magazine to children illustrations. He has two graphic novels available on Amazon worldwide, Halo and Sprocket: The Definitive Collection, as well as Dirtnap: Mystic Spit.