The Amazing Spider-Man by Mike Bunt
This one was so deathly simple that it took longer to extend the art to fit the cover format than it did to apply the colour.
And that was thanks to Bunt’s solid design skills here using the black costume’s built-in graphic strength to position Spider-Man in the sky between the buildings in Manhattan.
All this needed was two colours and the logo to make an arresting poster. Colour by me.
Bunt’s art from deviantArt.
Art extended at the top to fit the cover format.
Colour version.
Re-created trade dress added.
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