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Captain America #372-378 (1990) and Daredevil #283: Streets of PoisonFabian Stankowicz, the Avengers’ tech guy, is taking street drugs that make him lose a lot of weight and become paranoid, so Cap...
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SENSATIONAL SPIDER-MAN #31 (1998)Spider-Man saves a busload of deaf children from Rhino. Is Rhino a good guy or bad guy? He’s often portrayed as misunderstood,...
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SENSATIONAL SPIDER-MAN #29-30 (1998)Spider-Man and Black Cat take on Arcade, who kidnapped a runaway kid. Black Cat appears to have gotten a boob job....
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SPIDER-MAN #94 (1998)Why did they add “Peter Parker” to the title of adjectiveless Spider-Man. It’s been here since the Clone Saga ended, and it...
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KA-ZAR #17-20 (1998): Series EndsKa-Zar, awaiting trial in New York, gets a note from Shanna–through his lawyer Foggy Nelson–telling him that she needs his...
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Peter Parker the Spectacular Spider-Man #119 (1986)Let’s start by taking a sec to admire the great job Rich Buckler did on the cover. Sabretooth is the villain, and he’s...
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BLACKBIRD (X-MEN PLANE)Always love a good diagram.
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Spider-Man vs Green Goblin by Lee BermejoBermejo is an amazing artist. Some of my favorite of his work: Suiciders (Vertigo) and Batman/Deathblow and Joker the Graphic Novel (DC).
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X-MEN #81 (1998): 1st Green MistAfter Rogue left Gambit in Antarctica, he stumbled into Magneto’s secret base and discovered a tube of green mist. The mist is a...
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IRON MAN #11-12 (1998): 1st War Machine 2Tony Stark got hurt during the last arc and is having nightmares. Dr. Jane Foster and Hank Pym tell him that his armor is slowly...
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EXCALIBUR #42 HOUSE AD (1988)Promotion for Alan Davis returning to the title.
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Alpha Flight #48-49 (1987): 1st GoblynVindicator doubts her ability to lead the team, and her thought bubbles recap where this series is at right now. And...
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THE HERO KILLERS: New Warriors and Amazing/ Spectacular/ Web Of Spider-Man Annuals (1992)Spider-Man helps boost the emerging New Warriors comic with three of his annuals (adjectiveless Spider-Man didn’t get a 1992 annual)....
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SPIDER-MAN UNLIMITED #21 (1998)Uh-oh. CLONES, Don’t worry, it’s just monster clones. Fun little issue but, for some reason, not a...
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X-MEN: LIBERATORS #1-4 (1998-1999)Yet another “remember when” nostalgia piece. This one has Wolverine, Nightcrawler and Colossus going to Siberia to revisit...
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RAMPAGING HULK #1-6 (1998-1999)A quick series that takes place in Hulk’s early years. The series was fun, and I’m always happy to see Rick Leonardi...
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POWER MAN AND IRON FIST #56-57 (1979)These were the first issues of the Mary Jo Duffy/Trevor Von Eeden run on this title, and in just one story they set this book so far ahead....
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HAWKEYE #1-4 (1983): 1st Oddball, Bombshell; Hawkeye and Mockingbird wed; Hawkeye goes deafThis is my favorite Mark Gruenwald story ever . He wrote and drew it. It’s just a fun ride with a character who has been...
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TALES OF SUSPENSE #45 (1963): 1st Pepper and HappyTony keeps a portrait of Iron Man in his home. That’s weird. Tony Stark gets into a car accident driving race-cars...
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X-Factor #125-126 (1995)See Onslaught .
