 From there, he moved to Marvel's "Incredible Hulk", which he drew from 1987 to 1988, working with writer Peter David.In 1988, McFarlane joined writer David Michelinie on Marvel's "The Amazing Spider-Man", beginning with issue 298, drawing the preliminary sketch for that cover's image on the back of one of his "Incredible Hulk" pages.McFarlane garnered notice for the more dynamic poses in which he depicted Spider-Man's aerial web-swinging, his enlarging of the eyes on the character's mask, and greater detail in which he rendered his artwork.