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WOLVERINE #90 (1995)Here’s the painted cover, which appears under the Andy Kubert art, in full: It’s by Sabretooth is being held...
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WOLVERINE #89 (1995)The spirit of Ogun, who served as a mentor to Wolverine, comes back. Wolverine killed him in the Kitty Pryde/Wolverine miniseries , and...
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Deathlok by Joe JuskoOriginally printed in Marvel Masterpieces (1993).
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BLAZE #10-12 (1995)WTF is happening in this book? Answer: It doesn’t matter. It’s cancelled. Other answer: Blaze recovers his kids who...
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X-FORCE #42-43 (1995)These are pre-AoA hiatus issues that plantsseeds, some of which simply are forgotten after the book returns in July. It’s actually...
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INVINCIBLE IRON MAN #317, WAR MACHINE #15 (1995): Brothers in ArmsThis was a “flip book” story. In other words, each issue (posted separately), continue to tell the regular story for that...
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Marvel Comics Presents #54-61 (1990): Wolverine and HulkMarvel Comics Presents is basically becoming a second Wolverine vehicle, only the stories are 8-pages per issue and the rest of each...
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BLAZE #8-9 (1995)Arcade tries to form a corporate merger between Murderworld and Johnny Blaze’s carnival. Blaze says no. There’s some fights...
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FORCE WORKS #9-10 (1995)The team meets a guy who apparently can protect us from the dream dimension (or something). After an...
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X-MEN #42-44 (1995): Acolytes, Rusty Collins dieAaaaaaand they’re back! After the Age of Apocalypse put them on hiatus, the 616 X-Men return. But perhaps more exciting is the...
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Force Works #11-12 (1995)Taking place at the same time as War Machine #14 , this issue ties into the same international incidents. The problem is, I...
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DAREDEVIL #343 (1995)During an absolute nadir for the Daredevil series, we get a surprise gem by Warren Ellis. Why is it good? Well, for one thing,...
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Force Works #14-15+Century One-Shot: (1995): Distant Sons; 1st MoonrakerForce Works gets a new member. Named Moonraker. It’s his first appearance. This story is called “Distant...
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SPIDER-MAN: LEGACY OF EVIL (1995)While the world of Spider-Man turned to shit, Kurt Busiek was still writing about Peter Parker and doing a damn fine job. “Legacy...
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SPIDER-MAN 2099 MEETS SPIDER-MAN (1995): 1st Spider-Man 2211This one-shot has two of my all-time favorite creators: Peter David and Rick Leonardi. And on top of that, the great Al Williamson is on...
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X-MEN PRIME (1995): Back After Apocalypse; 1st Holocaust, Marrow and 1st Dark Beast, Sugar Man in 616X-Men Prime was a one-shot that bridged readers back from the AoA event into the “normal” 616 mutantverse. It reconstructs and...
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MIDNIGHT SONS UNLIMITED #8 (1995)Since when is Man-Thing a Midnight Son? Well, it makes for a great cover and a much-better-than-usual issue. All of #8 is a single...
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WAR MACHINE #12-14 (1995)War Machine fights a group of armored people. One of them is named Locomotive Breath, which is cool. It seems like this series...
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GHOST RIDER #66 (1996)This issue starts with Dan Ketch breaking the fourth wall… Having comic book characters talk to the reader is never...
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AMAZING ADVENTURES #14 (1972)Talk about a guy who starts his career out with a huge bang. Steve Englehart’s first job at Marvel was renovating The Beast. Then he...
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INCREDIBLE HULK #431-432 (1995)Abomination is now living in the sewers, protecting the homeless. Hulk is living in Florida, trying to stay under the radar…...
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X-MAN #5-7 (1995)I chose not to cover the X-books during Age of Apocalypse, since they are largely “fake Earth” stories that I don’t cover...
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GHOST RIDER #62-64 (1995): In ChainsThese issues all have a “…In Chains Part 1/2/3 of 4” tagline, but then issue #65 is part of the “ Over the Edge...
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MARVEL TEAM-UP #3-4 (1972): Human Torch/X-MenWith issues #3-4, Marvel Team-Up transitions from being a bromance Spider-Man/Human Torch book to the fun Spidey+Hero-of-the-month title my...
