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Art of John Romita #[nn]

Name: Art of John Romita #[nn]
Brand: Marvel
Price: 90 USD
Availability: InStock

Dec 1996 · Marvel · 34.95 USD; 50.30 CAD

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About this Collection

This hardcover collection showcases the legendary career of John Romita, one of Marvel's most iconic artists, spanning his work from the 1960s through the 1990s. It features his defining runs on The Amazing Spider-Man, where he succeeded Steve Ditko and helped shape the visual identity of Peter Parker's world, along with his contributions to Daredevil, Captain America, and various other Marvel titles. The volume includes covers, interior pages, and rare sketches, highlighting Romita's dynamic storytelling and his influence on the Silver Age and beyond.

"It!" is a chilling, character-driven tale from 1996 that finds John Romita—both artist and inker—delivering a haunting, visually rich narrative with stark emotional weight. When a newborn's arrival upends the lives of adoptive parents Bill and Jenny, a series of inexplicable tragedies forces Bill to confront a terrifying truth hidden beneath the baby’s innocent facade. Cover by John Romita, the issue blends domestic dread with supernatural unease, all rendered in a style that lingers long after the final page.

Contains 3 stories

It!

2 pp · horror-suspense

Bill CarterJenny Carter

In "It!" from Art of John Romita #[nn], a young couple’s dream of parenthood turns sinister when their adopted baby begins to drain their lives in ways they can’t explain. As strange accidents pile up and their home becomes a trap of fire and fear, Bill begins to suspect the child’s sweet smile hides something far more dangerous. The story unfolds with chilling precision, building dread through quiet moments and a single, unforgettable confrontation.

Flying Saucer!

3 pp · science fiction

Enter: Dr Strange!

21 pp · superhero

In "Enter: Dr. Strange!" from Art of John Romita #[nn], Spider-Man and Dr. Strange team up to rescue Flash Thompson after he’s captured by Vietnamese monks who believe he’s responsible for the death of their high priest during the war. With the stakes rising and ancient mysticism entwined with wartime secrets, the duo must navigate a web of mistaken identity and forgotten history.