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SPIDER-MAN: DOCTOR OCTOPUS: NEGATIVE EXPOSURE #1-5 (2003-2004)Doctor Octopus coerces a Daily Bugle photographer to try to get closer to Peter Parker, and figure out how he keeps getting pictures of...
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Weapon X #5 (2003)This issue offers our first exposure to the concentration camp built by The Director. Several mutants are executed (off screen). One of...
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X-Men Unlimited #45 (2003): 1st Claire HudsonHeather and James Hudson have a baby. The rest of this comic is pretty awful. But it is the first appearance of Claire...
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY RAGMAN–THE SECRET INFLUENCER OF FRANK MILLER?Ragman wasn’t a particularly memorable DC character (though I understand he may be making a comeback soon, on TV). His first...
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Agent X #7 (2003)Agent X does a job for an “omni-fetishist,” which basically means he’s turned on by taking an ice cream bath, fine...
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AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #1 (1963)The first issue of Amazing Spider-Man is the first example of what Marvel would make its brand-defining style: The crossover. ...
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X-Men Unlimited #44 (2003)One issue, one story. That’s good. Sadly, it’s written by Chuck Austen. And it’s dumb. Jean Grey can apparently (a)...
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FANTASTIC FOUR #65-66/494-495 (2003): Small Stuff/Big StuffJohnny Storm leases out unstable molecules to a fashion designer. Remember, Sue put Johnny in charge of the FF’s business lines to...
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Uncanny X-Men #417-420 (2003): Dominant Species; 1st Max Lobo and Angel’s healing factorApparently, Warren Worthington’s company owns something called “Lobo Tech,” and everyone is surprised that it manufactures werewolves....
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X-Men Unlimited #43 (2003)Two stories. One by Claremont and Sienkiewicz, another by Stephen Grant and Paul Smith. My expectations are high. For the main...
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THE FINAL ISSUE OF GARTH ENNIS AND (MOSTLY) JOHN MCCREA’S RUN ON D.C.’S “THE DEMON”NOTE: These posts on Garth Ennis’ “Demon” comics were originally on another side, published back in 2015, reprinted here for...
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RAWHIDE KID MAX #1-5 (2003)A gay cowboy story!!! And not only that, a gay cowboy story with lots of dick references on the covers! And not only that, the...
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SOLDIER X #7-8 (2003)Not sure why Cable is made to look like a James Bond villain on this cover. Anyway, this arc makes a nice parallel to the great stuff...
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THE DEMON #55 (1995)NOTE: These posts on Garth Ennis’ “Demon” comics were originally on another side, published back in 2015, reprinted here for...
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DEMON #51-54 (1994)NOTE: These posts on Garth Ennis’ “Demon” comics were originally on another side, published back in 2015, reprinted here for...
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DEMON #50 (1994)NOTE: These posts on Garth Ennis’ “Demon” comics were originally on another side, published back in 2015, reprinted here...
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Hulk/Wolverine: Six Hours #1-4 (2003)I very much like how Bruce Jones writes Hulk and I’d pretty much enjoy Scott Kolins drawing anything, so this miniseries should have...
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Marvel Knights: Wolverine/Hulk #1-4 (2002)Sometimes it’s hard to figure out whether a Marvel Knights book is canonical. This one is. It’s also by Sam Keith, so...
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X-Men Unlimited #42 (2003)Lately, this book has been cramming three stories into 40 pages. This means the stories are really more like scenes or jokes or gimmicks. Not...
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X-Men Unlimited #41 (2003)Anthology comics are up-and-down affairs, and this issue is no exception. The first story has the Exiles crossing over with the Spider God...
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Spider-Man: Tangled Web #21 (2003)The Christmas issue in which Spider-Man kills Santa. OK, so not really. But it is a lot of fun. Puppet Master makes...
