MARVEL COMICS
AMAZING SPIDER-MAN 255 FACSIMILE EDITION
AVENGERS TWILIGHT #1 3RD PTG ALEX ROSS VAR
AVENGERS TWILIGHT #2 3RD PTG ALEX ROSS VAR
AVENGERS TWILIGHT #5
BEWARE THE PLANET OF THE APES #4
BLACK WIDOW AND HAWKEYE #2
CAPTAIN AMERICA EPIC COLLECT
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With the advent of "Hereos Return," Avengers once again became my favorite title, a status it maintained right up until the launch of X-Men: The Hidden Years a year later. the premise of the series is that it would fill the gap from #67-93 when X-Men
Read more…Trina Robbins of Wonder Woman, Vampirella & Joni Mitchell, Dies At 85
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The first issue of the first mini-series sets the tone: light and humouous. As the story opens, Hercules returns to Olympus "after years of wandering and adventure upon the world of men" and disturbs Zeus's "Day of Reflective Silence." In a fit of ra
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ALIENS: WHAT IF #2
AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #47
BLACK WIDOW MODERN ERA EPIC COLLECT VOL 3: CHAOS TP
CARNAGE #6
DAREDEVIL OMNIBUS VOL 3 HC
EDGE OF SPIDER-VERSE #3
FANTASTIC FOUR #19
INCREDIBLE HULK #11
INVINCIBLE IRON MAN #17
MS MARVEL: MUTANT
Read more…The news recently broke that ROY THOMAS has been added by Marvel as a co-creator of Wolverine along with the late LEN WEIN and the late JOHN ROMITA SR. not to mention the late HERB TRIMPE. Thomas was the editor of Incredible Hulk #181 (N'74), the fir
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There was a time when Black Panther was my favorite character. But I can't tell you exactly how he became my favorite character. Unlike the way John Byrne's Fantastic Four and Walt Simonson's Thor led me directly to the Lee/Kirby runs, my path to Bla
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I have been considering a comprehensive overview of the Doom Patrol, from 1963 (Drake/Premiani) through 1993 (Grant Morrison), for a long time now. I've avoided such exhaustive discussions since finishing Adam Strange, but the John Byrne series (18 i
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MARVEL COMICS
ALIEN: BLACK WHITE & BLOOD #3
ALIEN BY SHALVEY BROCCARDO VOL 2: DESCENDANT TP
AVENGERS #12
AVENGERS: TWILIGHT #3 2ND PTG ALEX ROSS VAR
CAPTAIN AMERICA #8
DAREDEVIL EPIC COLLECT VOL 7: THE CONCRETE JUNGLE TP
DEADPOOL #1
DE
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MARVEL COMICS
AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #46
CABLE #3
DAREDEVIL #7
DEADPOOL VS WOLVERINE TP
EDGE OF SPIDER-VERSE #2
GHOST RIDER VOL 4: RITE OF PASSAGE TP
GODS #6
IMMORTAL X-MEN BY KIERON GILLEN VOL 4 TP
INCREDIBLE HULK #10
JACKPOT AND BLACK CA
Read more…Today's Justice Society of America #9 with the surprise return of a character that was first seen in Adventure Comics #369. Thinking about it, I probably should have seen it coming, but I did not.
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Marvel announced some of its post-Krakoa plans for the X-Men at SXSW, which promptly made it all over the Internet. Here's a Bleeding Cool article about it, from which I'm going to liberally swipe.
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MARVEL COMICS
AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #254 FACSIMILE EDITION
ASTONISHING X-MEN MODERN ERA EPIC COLLECTION VOL 1: GIFTED TP
BEWARE THE PLANET OF THE APES #3
BLACK PANTHER #10
BLADE #9
CAPTAIN AMERICA OMNIBUS VOL 4 HC
CAPTAIN MARVEL #6
CARNAG
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What's Marvel's so-called "lost generation"? It's John Byrne (plotter/artist) and Roger Stern's (plotter/scripter) version of the Marvel Universe which occurred between 1955 and 1961 (in real time), and I'll tell you right up front: it's one big, 12-
Read more…VOLUME 3: Journey into Mystery #111-120 & Annual #1:
"Thor" really begins for me circa #112-113. The first volume of Marvel Masterworks Thor was a real slog to get through, largely becuse of too much non-Kirby art and lackluster plots; volume two was
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MARVEL COMICS
ALIEN: BLACK WHITE BLOOD #2
AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #45
AVENGERS TWILIGHT #2 2ND PTG ALEX ROSS VAR
AVENGERS TWILIGHT #4
BLACK WIDOW AND HAWKEYE #1
BLOOD HUNT DIARIES [BUNDLES OF 20] PI
CARNAGE #5
DEAD X-MEN #3
DEADPOOL-VERSE
Read more…Story One of the all-time great manga creators. I really enjoyed his stuff. There won't be another like him anytime soon.
Read more…I like everything by Tom King I've ever read, but I'm unsure about his Batman. I'm not a huge fan of Batman in the first place, and I definitely do not like the DC post-Flashpoint/New 52/Rebirth universe, yet King has written quite a lengthy run, ava
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Generations is John Byrne's take on the concept "What if Superman and Batman debuted in 1938 and 1939 respectively, then aged in real time?" The first series starts in 1939, then each chapter jumps a decade, reflecting
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