Phil Noto

Friendly neighborhood Mary Jane will have itself a Iron Man bit there.

So Tony Stark visiting Mary Jane with Ashley Allen on the writing and the great Phil Noto on the artwork there on page 32.

And I mentioned last month, Murd, Spider-Woman celebrating its anniversary by getting a brand new ongoing.

So Dan Waters and Andrea Bricardo bring us the second issue of this new Spider-Woman on page 33.

And then, of course, we have the final two covers.

Cover E by Phil Noto.

You might recognize his work from Scarlett's original classified artwork on her figure on a box.

And the classified books that came out, you know, the ones that had the novels by Skovron.

um those two there were two books that came out in the end i believe and phil noto did the artwork for the covers and uh and stuff like that but anyway phil noto has done a lot of gi joe stuff over the years over the recent years and he's got this beautiful cover here the baroness uh with destro behind her as well um and i really like that cover i think it's really really really nice one and her costume looks dope in that one And then finally, this is the cover I don't think I've seen yet.

This is the Jenny Frisson cover.

I may have seen it, but I might have forgotten about it.

Sure.

Phil Noto.

I'm a big Phil Noto guy, too.

Yeah, me too, as well.

They're the same sort of...

So there you go.

I think that was Phil Noto that did the art and he always does a good job capturing that.

Oh,

yeah.

but

uh also in the book we have a really nice uh phil noto did some uh art of steve ditko they gave a little bio of steve ditko they also did a really nice bio and

picture of stan lee

inside here nice

And then there's Friendly Neighborhood Mary Jane.

Ashley Allen is writing this with Phil Noto, providing the interior artwork.

In issue three, Mary Jane turns to Black Cat for help with a competitor who's threatening a playwright that she's working with.

So the chameleon is also involved, and his latest disguise creates even another problem for MJ.

So this is written by Dave Filoni alongside Rodney Barnes, AKA Dave Filoni said, "Here's the idea, now go adapt it," because Rodney Barnes has, uh, written the adaptations for The Mandalorian, um, and I believe he did the Ahsoka adaptation as well.

Um, the art is by Andrea Di Vito with the cover by our beloved Phil Noto.

Um, but this five-issue story, uh, [laughs] and I keep saying uh, guys, because I can't believe that we, that this is a story that needs to be told.

Um, but it entails the story of how Ezra Bridger evades Grand Admiral Thrawn during his covert escape from Peridea during, at the end of season one.

That alone is a pretty big deal, and that's really cool.

Also, a quick shout-out, our boy Phil Noto, once again, he's sitting chained to his desk cranking out banger Star Wars covers 'cause the, the cover they released for this is really, really good.

Yeah.

No, it, it looks, looks great.