Spider-Man Issue #16 (Final McFarlane Issue)

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If it was your final day at a job, what would you do? This was Todd McFarlane's final issue of Spider-Man and working as an employee of Marvel Comics. So what did he do? He drew an issue that is made entirely sideways. The book basically opens up like a calendar and that's how you read it. It was a very bizarre idea for 1991. But was it ever cool to read. The front cover even has Spider-Man giving a farewell to Todd. It's a great way for McFarlane to go out. We get to see X-Factor in this issue and even one of the great X-Men villains Juggernaut. So what did Todd do after this issue? He joined up with a few other artists and writers to form the comic book company Image. And by May of 1992, just about every comic book fan was reading issue #1 of McFarlane's Spawn. Enjoy! Bauer out.

Spider-Man Issue #16 (Final McFarlane Issue)