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WOLVERINE #186 (2003)In the last arc, Logan took down a mob boss. That’s usually Punisher’s gig. Plus, in the pages of Marvel Knights, Punisher...
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Truth: Red White and Black #1-7 (2003)This is a terrific miniseries that asks, “What If? the super soldier serum was an experiment administered to black...
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HULK YOGABy Maris Wicks.
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Startling Stories: Unstable Molecules #1-4 (2003)Indie writer James Sturm and future Guillermo del Toro visual collaborator Guy Davis team up for this very unusual installment of Startling...
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THOR #59/561 (2003)Filler story about an alternate future where a young black kid finds and uses Thor’s hammer.
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MARVEL KNIGHTS PUNISHER #20-22 (2003): BrotherhoodPunisher goes after a brotherhood of dirty, drug-dealing cops. The story arc brings back Detective Soap from Welcome Back Frank ....
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X-Men Unlimited #39 (2003)Someone thought it would be a good idea to make this book monthly this year. This issue has three stories featuring Storm. ...
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MARVEL KNIGHTS PUNISHER #19 (2003)This is another done-in-one, but it ties to Garth Ennis’ prior work with this character. It starts with Punisher wounded and being...
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DEMON #44 (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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Power Man #26 (1975)Nice Gil Kane cover! This book has been for the most part painfully bad up to now, so when I saw Steve Englehart in the credits for...
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Avengers #63/478, Iron Man #64/409, Thor #58/560 (2003): StandoffDan Jurgens has been doing some cool stuff in the pages of Thor, wherein Thor has become…A God. By which I mean, he is actually...
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AVENGERS #62/477 (2003)This is Geoff Johns’ first great issue of his run. The ones before were good, but not this good. And *surprise* it’s about...
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MARVEL KNIGHTS PUNISHER #18 (2002)Punisher fights terrorism in Ireland. There’s no such thing as a bad Garth Ennis issue of Punisher, even if there isn’t...
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UNCANNY X-MEN #416 (2003)Issue #416 marks the Marvel debut of artist Kia Asamiya, best known at the time for work in Japanese Manga books. As for the...
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A PANEL FROM EVERY ISSUE OF GARTH ENNIS’ THE DEMONNOTE: The posts on Garth Ennis’ “Demon” comics were originally on another side, published back in 2015, reprinted here...
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Spider-Man: The First Musical (1975)I heard this once. It was awful.
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PETER PARKER SPIDER-MAN #50 (2003)JMS and JR Jr. have been running wild in Amazing Spider-Man, and got to tell a beautiful story about Peter Parker revealing his...
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IRON MAN #62-63 (2003): You Can’t Always Get…Iron Man fights terrorists underwater at Christmas time. His girlfriend is pretty hot.
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UNCANNY X-MEN #415 (2003)In a “between big stories” issue, we get a fairly silly story about a mutant with seduction powers who, with her husband,...
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MOON KNIGHT #34 (1983)The new creative team of Tony Isabella and Bo Hampton come aboard. Fans are not happy. But the parting gift is a final Bill...
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Mighty Marvel Comics Strength and Fitness Book (1976): Happy National Physical Fitness & Sports MonthMay is the Month to get fit! “Vermicelli, in honor of all the Italian-Americans connected with this book.”...
