At least in this groovy illo…
Last week, we brought you the story about how writer Dan Slott pitched Marvel on a Spider-Man ’67 meets Filmation Superman story for April’s Spider-Man/Superman #1 crossover. (He also wanted to do Nicholas Hammond Spidey meets Christopher Reeve Supes.)
Alas, Slott was shot down — thanks to those pesky rights approvals — but former longtime Spider-Man artist Ron Frenz picked up the slack when he posted this in the comments of our Facebook post of the story:
I love how Ron parroted the back cover of 1976’s Superman vs. the Amazing Spider-Man treasury, which was released this month as a Facsimile Edition:
Oh, and hey, if you dig imaginary Spider-Man ’67 stuff that shouldn’t be imaginary, check out the links below!
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— Hey, HASBRO: It’s Time for a SPIDER-MAN ’67 Marvel Legends Figure. Click here.
— DAN SLOTT Pitched SPIDER-MAN ’67 Meets FILMATION SUPERMAN for Upcoming Crossover. Click here.
