Amazing Spider-Man #35, ‘The Molten Man Regrets..!’

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Arts • Wed Jun 2, 2010 at 10:18 pm PDT • Views: 758

Tonight’s Silver Age classic from the Lizard Collection is Spider-Man #5, published in April 1966, written by Stan Lee, drawn by Steve Ditko, and lettered by Artie Simek. This is round two of the arachnoid superhero’s battle with Molten Man. (Here’s their first encounter.)

Again we see the bright unfaded inks and white paper that are characteristic of most of the books in the Lizard Collection (due to being sealed in a wooden crate for 40+ years).

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 Frank says:

Interviewer:
The notion of a "guitar solo" has preconceptions based on it; people automatically refute it because it's supposed to be self-indulgent or "for musicians." It's almost like things become iconographic and somehow lose their value for outsiders.

Zappa:
Well, whose fault is that? That's what writers do. Musicians don't do that. The average person doesn't sit around thinking about the "iconographic problems of a guitar solo." -- Interview for Musician magazine, by Matt Resnicoff, November 1991. Reprinted in July 1995 Issue.