Does anyone know what this Romita Jr Spiderman piece is from?

[romitaman]

Is this a cover?

 

or poster?

 

its dated 1995.

 

thanks

[pinupcartoonguy]

Well, since there's no room for a logo, I doubt it's a cover.

[Terry Doyle]

Well, since there's no room for a logo, I doubt it's a cover.

 

I'm sure that if Mike was to release this to the Donnelly brothers they'd find a way to turn this into a cover!

[romitaman]

So does anyone know if this is published?

 

its signed and dated 1995 by John Romita.

 

any help is appreciated.

[Fred Chamberlain]

I am not certain, but it immediately triggered a belief that it is a cover from his Spectacular Spider-Man run with Howard Mackie, from the late 90's.

[D Parker]

I think it may have come from a book called DREAM TEAM #1, which had a cover date of July 1995. That book had a pin-up of Spider-Man and Prototype (a Malibu character) by John Romita Jr. I'm not familiar with Prototype but checking him out on Google Images makes me believe it could be the same character as the art you posted. I don't have the book to confirm this, though.

[Doc McCoy]

I think it may have come from a book called DREAM TEAM #1, which had a cover date of July 1995. That book had a pin-up of Spider-Man and Prototype (a Malibu character) by John Romita Jr. I'm not familiar with Prototype but checking him out on Google Images makes me believe it could be the same character as the art you posted. I don't have the book to confirm this, though.

 

^ Yes sir

 

I think this is the right call, it was a pin-up book that had Marvel characters with the newly acquired Malibu characters - MyComicShop has a listing of the pin-ups and artists - Prototype/Spider-Man by John Romita, Jr.

[romitaman]

awesome..thanks so much for the help guys!!

 

[Ferran Delgado]

http://ferrandelgado.blogspot.com.es/2012/05/dream-team-un-crossover-entre-marvel-y.html

 

[romitaman]

thanks ferran that was a great help....

 

I have 3 more pieces i neded hlep IDing...

 

i'm posting as a new topic and any help as always is greatly appreciated.

 

Mike