Exclusive Preview: Spider-Man: Fever #2

By Douglas Wolk | March 17, 2010 | +

One of the coolest-looking superhero projects of this spring is Spider-Man: Fever, a three-issue miniseries written and drawn by Brendan McCarthy, the psychedelic mastermind behind Swimini Purpose and Rogan Gosh. It’s a tribute to Steve Ditko’s ’60s-era Day-Glo weirdness, co-starring another one of Ditko’s visual creations, Dr. Strange. The first issue doesn’t come out until April 7, but we’ve actually got an exclusive preview of McCarthy’s art from the second issue. Feast your eyes and feed your head at the same time!

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