Yup, more Marvel promos for the Siege series. This one from Siege: The Cabal, which arrives December 2, 2009.
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Awesome cover. Beautiful. I’m curious if this Siege storyline will be any good.
No webbing on legs?
I will be really disappointed if Petey doesn’t somehow figure significantly in the defeat of Norman Obsorn………..
Yes! I feel the same way. I want Peter to be THE one. Spidey needs a big win.
I keep having images of Osborn’s head falling out of the mask and rolling on the floor.
Nice image, good lighting.
So… are Spidey and Gobby secretly Immortals for The Highlander? ‘Cause there can be only one.
And for the obvious riff: “What Price Bad Grammar?”
How does he get his costume so shiny!? It’s miraculous.
It’s a giant cast metal figurine that doubles as a goblin-suit clothes-rack. The hands hold the mask, the arms get the gloves draped on them, and the tunic wraps around his face.
Nice to know Spidey becomes an amputee during the story, that’ll be an interesting change…unless that right leg has a backwards-facing knee. I dunno.