| Posted: 24 July 2007 at 7:48am | IP Logged | 7
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Man, that's a good question. I've always thought of Wein and Wolfman as having very similar writing styles and they both became big names in the industry in the late '70s.
Both had good runs on Amazing Spider-Man in the '70s, although neither run was good as Gerry Conway's. Wein's big Spider-Man story was the return of the Green Goblin (in this case, the third Goblin), while Wolfman gave us the shocking return of the burglar who killed Uncle Ben.
While this one is close, I'll give this toss-up to Marv Wolfman. His Spider-Man run was a little better than Wein's, plus he had all those great years on Teen Titans.
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