Nope, that looks like Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends from 1981. The one I was referring to was Spider Man the Animated series from 1994.

OK, now I’m watching it.

WHY IS EDDIE BROCK A BRUNETTE I CAN’T ACCEPT THIS LOL

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Hi, Flash XD

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Hello, symbiote cells (why are u pink?)

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This thing

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Is more powerful than an electron microscope… okaaaay

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Hey here’s my goo babe

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kinky

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Good Lord

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When cartoon Venom has Tom Hardy’s lips

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Hmmmm bubble butt

There’s art that is technically well-drawn, but not very aesthetically pleasing to look at. Simon Bisley comes to mind.

I used to buy Heavy Metal magazine because I love pin-up art and his works look great in that genre, especially the mix of post apocalypse and traditional fantasy vibe. I don’t know he do “main stream” comic too.
Batman Judge Dredd

does look more like the style you’ll see in the Heavy Metal magazine, the comics in it are usually very stylish and more like painting (?) less then the Marvel or DC comic style. But I don’t actually read western comic except the Transformers ones so I might be wrong.

I’ll say, if I all I want to do is look at some pretty art I’ll buy an artbook. Comics I read because I want a story. If the story is completely rotten I can’t enjoy the artwork no matter how good it is. I’ll present All Star Batman & Robin as a predicable example. Good art, rotten to the core writing.

I think so too. If the story sucks, there’s only that much I can stand.

Google search told me
All Star Batman & Robin

is the worst comic ever lol

Would you agree that the overly detailed and cluttered Bayformers aesthetics gets even more ugly when applied to comic book art?

Yeah, it doesn’t work well unless the artist simplify the lines and “details” (more like junk pile parts than actual details to me). I think the movie comics that take place on Cybertron look better because the artists can make them still look organic and complex without looking like something made by throwing glue and junk metal in a blender.

The new Bumblebee movie design looks less broken so I’ll see what it brings us.