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X-Force #123 (2002): Nuff SaidIt must have been helpful to the creators here that they have a character who never speaks to use as the star of their “Nuff Said” issue....
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MARVEL KNIGHTS PUNISHER #6 (2002)In a single issue story, a man kills his family and Punisher then kills him. The guy, it turns out, is an old war buddy of Frank...
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THOR #51 (2002)This issue is really a reset for this series as Thor, the new leader of Asgard, takes the Norse Gods in a very different reaction. He...
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Iron Man #49 (2002): Nuff SaidWhile fixing up one of his space stations, Tony fights Titanium Man. Wordlessly.
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Tales To Astonish #81-83 and Tales of Suspense #79-80 (1966): 1st series crossoverAccording to Stan Lee–and I’m pretty sure he’s right–this is the first time Marvel had a multi-issue story that...
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NEW X-MEN #121 (2002): Nuff SaidThis is the series’ “Nuff Said” entry. The in-story explanation for the silence is that Emma and Jean are trying to...
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AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #138-140 (1974-1975): 1st Grizzly and Mind WormSo, after a few of the best issues ever, we get a few stinkers. It starts with #138, in which we meet Mindworm–the...
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UNCANNY X-MEN #401-402 (2002): Nuff Said; 1st X-Corps and AbyssFunny idea: Banshee, the guy whose powers come from yelling, headlines the ‘Nuff Said issue of UXM. Moira is believed dead, and...
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DAREDEVIL #24 (1967)Parnival Plunder escapes from prison and tries to set his brother up to take a fall. Daredevil goes on an international...
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HOWARD THE DUCK MAX #1-6 (2002)Howard the Duck was always one of those books I really, really wanted to like…But it just fell flat for me. I appreciate what Steve...
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CABLE #101-104 (2002)Cable gets involved in a war in Macedonia because the Macedonian army is testing a mutated virus to wipe out all Ethnic Albanians....
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ELEKTRA AND WOLVERINE: THE REDEEMER (2002)Just covering this to be complete. I confess I haven’t read it, but it technically IS canon. I love Greg Rucka as a writer and the...
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X-FACTOR #75 (1992): 1st Nasty BoysMister Sinister has a crew called “The Nasty Boys,” and the big guy who fought Strong Guy last episode is in it. Most of...
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AVENGERS #56/471 (2002): Busiek run endsBusiek’s last issue. He tries to be funny. The Avengers have to face a fleet of accountants to justify their...
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Amazing Spider-Man #39/480 (2002): Nuff SaidSo far, JMS has jammed tons of plot and story development into each issue, so this one–which ties to the ‘Nuff Said event...
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PETER PARKER SPIDER-MAN #38 (2002): Nuff SaidIn the best idea for the all-silent “Nuff Said” event, Spider-Man takes on evil mimes. Icing on this wonderful...
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Excalibur #72-73 (1993-1994): 1st Rory CampbellThis is the first appearance of Rory Campbell, who is a psychologist that will be connected to the mutant universe for a while....
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BLOODSTONE #1-4 (2001-2002)Ulysses Bloodstone dies, and his daughter Elsa inherits his bloodstone and his house of curiosities. It’s haunted. And she shows...
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Black Panther #38-40 (2002): Return of the DragonThis three-part story contains Black Panther’s ‘Nuff Said issue, which is one of the best issues of this entire...
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AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #37-38/478-479 (2002): May knows Peter’s secret!Aunt May finally confronts Peter about his secret identity. Aunt May also tells Peter that she, too, felt guilty for...
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Ghost Rider: Hammer Lane #1-6 (2001-2002)Johnny Blaze is working in a cubicle farm, tormented by how boring his life is. When he realizes he’s been there three years, he storms...
