Monday, March 23, 2015

Our Pal Sal: "The Stalker in the Night!" by Mantlo and S. Buscema

Greetings, Groove-ophiles! Here's another classic Bill Mantlo/Sal Buscema ROM, Spaceknight episode! "The Stalker in the Night" from ROM #9 (May 1980) features Serpentyne, a cool but very tragic character picked up from Ms. Marvel issues 20-21 (by Chris Claremont and Dave Cockrum). Check it out...
Dig that Michael Golden cover!


















Hey, maybe you'd dig seeing those MM issues with Serpentyne, sometime?

9 comments:

  1. Excellent series! By Bill Mantlo & Sal Buscema! The Michael Golden cover makes it PURE GOLD!!

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  2. . . . which turned into pure shit after steve ditko took over the pencils later in the series.

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    1. I must admit that, though I found Ditko's earlier works on Spidey and Cpt Atom to be "charming" his later stuff was not so charming. Not sure why...

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  3. Count me in on those who want to see the MM issues with Serpentyne!

    - Mike from Trinidad & Tobago.

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    1. You'll get it in early April! How's that for service with a smile? :D

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  4. I read that series so many times I was forced to buy them again years later so I could have at least near mint for my collection. Golden is a god!

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  5. Hi Groove,
    How about Rom 10 ? Haven't had a Rom post in a while.

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  6. finally, some fan art with Serpentyne https://www.deviantart.com/csuhsux/art/ROM-spaceknight-9-tribute-fan-art-RIP-Serpentyne-836587291

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