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Matt Hawes
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The major bulk of the art is definitely not Romita, but a few faces might have been touched up by Romita, as he did a lot of corrections in the comics of the period.
I don't see Ron Wilson or Ross Andru in the work.
J Winslow Mortimer is a possibility. I'm less familiar with his art, but it resembles some of what I have seen. I'm still sticking closer to Don Perlin, but Mortimer might be the guy.
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Robert Shepherd
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All I know is I had the action figure (doll) ,stunt cycle and Winnebago??? toys when I was a kid. That stunt cycle was the best toy ever!!!!!!!
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Jason Czeskleba
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Seeing the entire story (via Robert's link) I'm even more certain it's Win Mortimer. He has some stock poses he uses frequently that I see in here. Mortimer and Esposito were the regular art team on Spidey Super Stories at the time this was produced.
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Eric Jansen
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Yeah, I guessed Esposito on inks before I saw any of the comments and now I totally see Win Mortimer on pencils.
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Eric Sofer
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I agree that Win Mortimer did the pencilling, and inking by both Colletta and Esposito.
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Philippe Negrin
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Some panels look very different from others, particularly page 3 and 4. I'm thinking many different people worked on this.
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Cory Vandernet
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When I first saw the pages, regarding the the inks, the first name that popped into my head was Frank Giacoia, (who shared a studio with Mike Esposito). I agree with Win Mortimer as penciller, with Esposito and Giacoia inking.
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Ron Chevrier
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Those inks look a lot like Al Milgrom's style. I can't really place the pencils. I think I saw a head or two in the full comic that looks vaguely like Frank Robbbins might have done them.
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Shaun Barry
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I was a big fan of his work during his run on THE DEFENDERS and GHOST RIDER, so I'm also going to suggest Don Perlin as the penciller.
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