Superman vs. Spider-Man Cover by Andru, Giordano & Austin
When this came out in 1976, fans went apeshit. And rightfully so. For the first time, rivals DC and Marvel teamed up for mutual profit. Written by Gerry Conway, pencilled by Ross Andru (with some polishing by Neal Adams), figure inking by Dick Giordano and background inks by Terry Austin. It was a whole lot of fun to read.
The published cover.
Lineart scan.
Contrast adjusted and minor clean-up.
Re-created trade dress added.
New colour version.
YOUR BONUS FOR SCROLLING TO THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE
From some years back, the first time I coloured this.
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Brilliant job, as usual, Scott!
Kind words from my fan!
Second time ’round was definitely on the mark.