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HELLSTORM #15 (1994)Son of Satan has allied himself with an occult radio show who direct hauntings and possessions to him. This is a one off story where he...
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FANTASTIC FORCE #2 (1994)More stupid inter-team fighting. Vibraxas acts like a spoiled brat. Huntara is sanctimonious. Franklin tries to be a leader....
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UNCANNY X-MEN #315 (1994)Colossus has left the X-Men and joined the Acolytes, who secretly have a comatose Magneto in their custody. The Acolytes hold a kangaroo...
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CAPTAIN AMERICA #253-254 (1981): 1st Union Jack 3, Baron Blood diesThis story starts with Steve on a date. Bernie and Steve have still never kissed on panel. And just when they’re about...
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Punisher War Journal #11 (1989)Punisher fights drug dealers. And looks cool doing it.
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FANTASTIC FORCE #1 (1994)I’ve said it before but it bears repeating: Marvel deserved bankuptcy in the ’90s. The Fantastic Four are...
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WOLVERINE #82 (1994)Cool cover! Issue #82 brings back two characters everyone was anxiously waiting to return: Elsie Dee and Albert. Just kidding....
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MARVEL COMICS PRESENTS #174 (1994): ExcaliburI have to say, I love the name “Skip Dietz.” This story takes place several (comic books’ worth of) years in...
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NIGHT THRASHER #10 (1994)Night Thrasher soups up his gear with stolen Stark tech. Tony doesn’t like that. But instead of fighting they team up to clean up...
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GENERATION X #4 (1994): Holiday IssueA February cover date means this book hit the stands in December, so…It’s a Christmas issue. That little elf on the cover...
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BEVIS AND BUTTHEAD #1-28 (1994-1996)Why? Because a ton of Marvel characters appeared in it. Like in that first issue, we got Devil Dinosuar. And with...
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SPIDER-MAN: THE MUTANT AGENDA #0-3 (1994)This was a crossover between the Spider-Man syndicated newspaper strip and the 616 Spider-Man comics. At the time, in 1994, Marvel...
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CAPTAIN AMERICA AND THE FALCON #139-143 (1971)Falcon gets a new weapon: Talons. He still doesn’t have his wings. I’m not sure why Marvel thought a...
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SPIDER-MAN: WEB OF DOOM (1994)Short version: It takes Spider-Man three issues to defeat Beetle and this miniseries has nothing to do with Doctor Doom....
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INCREDIBLE HULK #420 (1994): Jim Wilson diesWe found out about a year-and-a-half ago (human time–not Marvel Comics time) that Jim Wilson, Hulk’s black friend, had AIDS....
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X-FACTOR #103-105 (1994)While some team members are having fun character moments with Strong Guy as he visits his family, Malice renews her attacks on Polaris by...
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CABLE #15 (1994)Mikhail Rasputin caused the death of the Morlocks back in X-Men #293 , and in this issue we see that Thornn initially saved...
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THUNDERSTRIKE #9 (1994)Axe vs Hammer. Eric Masterson is storing Executioner’s old axe, which transformed Jackie Luckus into Bloodaxe, in his house....
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AVENGERS #378-379 (1994)Galen Kor of the Kree wakes up an old Shi’Ar warrior buried on Earth. Deathcry kills him. That’s really the...
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NIGHT THRASHER #9 (1994)Dwayne tries to come to terms with recently revealed facts about this family lineage–that he comes from a long line of civil rights...
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MARVEL COMICS PRESENTS #173 (1994): StingrayI don’t know why I didn’t realize this, but apparently Stingray is an inventor of undersea exploration tools. He creates a...
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CAPTAIN AMERICA AND THE FALCON #149-152 (1972)Steve Rogers is a cop. Just remember that. Now for the story: This is a very, very weird story. Cap and...
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UNCANNY X-MEN #314 (1994): Emma Frost becomes a “good guy”Last issue, Emma Frost and Iceman got hit with an energy blast that somehow enabled Emma to become conscious (she’s been in a coma...
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NAMOR #52-53 (1994)A group of hybrid sea/land mutates kidnap Attuma and Andromeda, and Namor rescues them. They’re led by Sea Leopard, who will...
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X-MEN #33 (1994)Rogue does her due diligence on the man she’s been crushing on, Gambit, by getting Sabretooth to tell how the two of them met. ...
