https://earthsmightiestblog.com/feed/
-
![]()
X-MEN #66 (1970): THE FINAL ISSUEIt’s the final issue of the X-Men, so they bust out all the stops: Hulk. Writer Roy Thomas returns—for one issue—to talk...
-
![]()
DOCTOR STRANGE SORCERER SUPREME #80 (1995): Warren Ellis run beginsWarren Ellis is one of my all-time favorite comic book writers. I’d put him on the highest tier, with Roger Stern, Alan Moore,...
-
![]()
FANTASTIC FORCE #10-#12 (1995): Huntara leavesBlack Panther meets the Force. The newly reconstituted force, which is now led by Johnny Storm. Panther is mad because the Fan...
-
![]()
X-MEN: AGE OF APOCALYPSE (1995-1996)Remember when Marvel sent most of its big-name heroes to Battleworld, having them disappear from their own books for one month? It was a...
-
![]()
Fantastic Four: Atlantis Rising #1-2, Fantastic Four #401-402 and Fantastic Force #8-9 (1995): Atlantis Rising EventThis is from the reviled Tom DeFalco FF era, so it’s not great. Just making that clear up front. The event...
-
![]()
Captain America #257 (1981)Another fill-in issue. They’ll continue until mighty Mike Zeck and the great J.M. DeMatteis take over in issue #261. And to make...
-
![]()
BERKELEY PLACE’S FAVORITE MARV WOLFMAN COMICS!Two top tens for the price of one this time around, focusing on Marvin Arthur Wolfman, a man who made a huge impact on comic books not...
-
![]()
INCREDIBLE HULK #149-150 (1972): Guest starring X-MenWhile Steve Englehart was busy making Beast interesting in the pages of Amazing Adventures, the other X-Men came to help Hulk celebrate his...
-
![]()
NEW WARRIORS #58-59 (1995)Yitzhak Rabin’s limo gets attacked. That’s how this starts. So you know it won’t be great. I get that...
-
![]()
Doctor Strange Sorcerer Supreme #79 (1995): David Quinn’s run endsNightmare appears in the final issue of David Quinn’s run and tires to manipulate Sister Nil. It’s a simple...
-
![]()
FANTASTIC FOUR #395-400; FANTASTIC FORCE #7 (1996)The splash page to #396 is clearly an homage to John Byrne’s classic, “This Land Is Mine!” story. (...
-
![]()
Captain America #291 (1984)It’s painful to see a John Byrne Captain America cover. It just reminds us all of how short his wonderful run with Roger Stern was,...
-
![]()
Captain America #290 (1984) (1st Mother Night)Great cover. John Byrne. Falcon returns, because Sam Wilson lost his bid for Congress. Not sure what this will mean for the...
-
![]()
MARVELS (1994)Marvels was a brilliant and wonderful summary of the early years of the Marvel Universe, all told from the perspective of reporter Phil...
-
![]()
SOLO #1-4 (1994)Solo the Teleporting Mercenary fights terrorists led by Deathstorm. Yaaaaaaaawwwwwwn. Note to my readers: If you want to...
-
![]()
ELEKTRA: ROOT OF EVIL #1-4 (1995)This is basically a miniseries about Elektra fighting the Snakeroot Clan of The Hand. Daredevil is barely in it, but he cameos to stop...
-
![]()
Doctor Strange Sorcerer Supreme #76-78 (1995)David Quinn had an excellent but short run on Doctor Strange. During it, he broke apart Stephen’s psyche, stripped him of his...
-
![]()
CAPTAIN AMERICA #439 (1995): Super Patriot diesCap and friends take on Dead Ringer. Captain America can fly now. He’s basically Iron Man. Dead Ringer...
-
![]()
CAPTAIN AMERICA #438 (1995)Flag Smasher’s Ultimatum team frees him from prison. He kidnaps a young hacker who works for Captain America. The hacker calls him...
-
![]()
FANTASTIC FORCE #5-6 (1995)Franklin Richards has one of his future-seeing dreams. And it wakes everybody up. Huntara goes to a bar...
-
![]()
Captain America #275-279 (1982-1983): Helmut Zemo becomes Baron ZemoThis is a solid story, but the most important part is this: In this story, Bernie finds herself at a rally where Cap shows...
