Jeph Loeb & Tim Sale: Yellow, Blue, Gray & White Omnibus #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis oversized omnibus collects four acclaimed Marvel miniseries by the celebrated creative team of writer Jeph Loeb and artist Tim Sale: Spider-Man: Blue, Daredevil: Yellow, Hulk: Gray, and Captain America: White. Each story reexamines a key period in the respective hero's early career through a nostalgic, emotionally resonant lens, with Sale's distinctive painted-style artwork and Loeb's character-driven narratives. The volume also includes behind-the-scenes material, sketches, and variant covers, offering a comprehensive look at one of comics' most revered collaborations.
"Book One: The Championship Season" from the Jeph Loeb & Tim Sale: Yellow, Blue, Gray & White Omnibus (2018) delivers a stark, emotionally grounded tale of legacy and consequence. As Peter and Aunt May navigate uncertain futures, a desperate Blackie Drago manipulates an ailing Adrian Toomes in prison, setting off a chain of events that culminates in a brutal New Year’s Eve clash between a newly risen Vulture and Spider-Man. Rendered in Tim Sale’s signature moody, high-contrast style with Steve Buccellato’s subtle coloring and Richard Starkings’ sharp lettering, this story captures the weight of choices with quiet intensity—cover by Tim Sale.
In "Book Two: The Measure of a Man," Matt Murdock steps into the Daredevil mantle for the first time, driven by a personal quest to confront the men who killed his father. As the Fixer flees through the city's underbelly, his escape ends in a sudden, tragic collapse. Meanwhile, Foggy Nelson brings Karen Page on board as the office secretary, marking a quiet shift in the lives of those left behind.
In "Book Three: Stepping into the Ring," the Fantastic Four seek help from Matt Murdock and Foggy Nelson, bringing their high-stakes case to the law offices of Murdock & Nelson. As tensions rise, Slade stands firm in his silence, refusing to reveal the Fixer’s mysterious employer—leaving Matt to navigate a legal battle with more than just courtroom stakes.
In "Book Four: Never Lead with Your Left," Daredevil confronts Electro in a tense showdown that tests his limits. Afterward, Matt is drawn into a somber moment as he witnesses Slade’s execution for his father’s murder, leaving him haunted by the weight of justice. Back at the office, a quiet shift in the air reveals Foggy’s quiet plan to propose to Karen, adding a personal layer to the day’s emotional toll.
In "If I Had You," Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale craft a tense, character-driven tale where Kraven the Hunter manipulates the Vultures into a deadly clash—only for Spider-Man to emerge as the unexpected victor. Meanwhile, Peter Parker settles into a new life with Harry Osborn, while Gwen and Mary Jane find themselves drawn into a subtle but growing rivalry over Peter’s attention.
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↩ Reprints Daredevil: Yellow #1 (2001), Daredevil: Yellow #2 (2001), Daredevil: Yellow #3 (2001), Daredevil: Yellow #4 (2001), Daredevil: Yellow #5 (2001), Daredevil: Yellow #6 (2002), Spider-Man: Blue #1 (2002), Spider-Man: Blue #2 (2002), Spider-Man: Blue #3 (2002), Spider-Man: Blue #4 (2002), Spider-Man: Blue #5 (2002), Spider-Man: Blue #6 (2003), Hulk: Gray #1 (2003), Hulk: Gray #2 (2003), Hulk: Gray #3 (2004), Hulk: Gray #4 (2004), Hulk: Gray #5 (2004), Hulk: Gray #6 (2004), Captain America: White #0 (2008), Captain America: White #0 (2008), Captain America: White #1 (2015), Captain America: White #2 (2015), Captain America: White #2 (2015), Captain America: White #3 (2015), Captain America: White #3 (2015), Captain America: White #4 (2016), Captain America: White #5 (2016)
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