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AVENGERS #5 (1964)Sadly, the best thing about this issue was that Giant Man uses a helicopter as a weapon. This issue had a very brief FF...
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CABLE #97-100 (2001): Shining PathHere’s the good news: We have a new creative team for this series. It’s David Tischman, who writes this (and only this, I...
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BLACK PANTHER #34-37 (2001-2002): Gorilla Warfare/The Once and Future KingIssue #1 of Black Panther had Agent Everett Ross in a bathroom trying to shoot a rat. This issue starts with him in a bathroom realizing...
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MOON KNIGHT #29-30 (1983): Werewolf; Sienkiewicz’s last issueOne of my favorite covers ever. This one isn’t too shabby, either. Marc Spector is finally reuinited with the man who...
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CAPTAIN MARVEL #22-25 (2001-2002): 1st BurstaarThis story is titled, “Dude, Where’s My Kree.” Genis-Vell goes to the Kree Homeworld to see if Supreme Intelligence...
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SPIDER-MAN/MARROW (2001)If the cover of this one-shot doesn’t make you throw up in your mouth, maybe the title will: “Bad to the Bone.”...
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X-FORCE #120 (2001)I’m pretty sure this was the first time a comic made the cover the first panel of the story. At Doop’s request,...
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PETER PARKER SPIDER-MAN #33 (2001)Peter Parker honors Uncle Ben’s memory on the anniversary of his death by going to a ball park. Very simple, very...
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Daredevil #20-25 (2001)Shortly after Brian Michael Bendis’ run on Daredevil began, he took a break for this story by Bob Gale. The story: A rich guy...
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Agent X #8-12 (2003)Agent-X is hired to kill an invisible man. Lots of stuff gets blown up. Then he fights a guy named Fight-Man, and another named Mr....
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MOON KNIGHT #28 (1983)Nice cover. Excellent splash page. And an excellent second page, too. Other than that, it’s a decent story but...
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CAPTAIN MARVEL #20-21 (2001)Rick is depressed because now he’s old and has one arm. He tries to kill himself, but Moondragon saves him. But while...
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Captain America #176 (1974)It seems like every 12-18 months, we need to re-tell Captain America’s origin. And it needs to be slightly different. This time, he...
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Iron Man #15-16 (1969)Tony Stark has invented a machine that can inundate someone with cosmic rays (the “Cosmic Ray Intensifier”)....
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CAPTAIN AMERICA #45-48/512-515 (2001): America LostI guess I understand that everyone who writes Captain America wants a turn writing Cap’s most iconic foe, so this is Dan...
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FANTASTIC FOUR #45/474 (2001): Cliche BreakingNow that he has the ability to change at will back-and-forth from rocky to fleshy, Thing needs a solo adventure. So he quits the team....
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Wolverine #167-169 (2001): Blood Sport; deaths of Gamecock, Oddball, Razorfist, ForearmWolverine competes in Madripoor’s Bloodsport event, which is basically just an excuse for a bunch of D-listers to get facetime in...
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CABLE #96 (2001)This is a really weird issue where Cable arm wrestles a 3000 year old man in a diner.
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X-FORCE #117-119 (2001)This issue starts with Guy Smith reflecting on the team’s adventure while playing Russian Roulette out of guilt. We learn that part...
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BULLPEN BULLETINS: In Memory of Jack Able (1994)An obit from the BB printed in issues that came out in April 1994.
