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X-MEN UNLIMITED #20 (1998)Generation X get a turn in this anthology book. Husk meets some trolls who are hiding out in a carnival and try to get her to help them...
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Ms. Marvel #15-16 (1978)Tiger Shark! We haven’t seen him in years! (Since Sub-Mariner #63, I believe.)...
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X-MAN #42-44 (1998)Nate is still creepily involved with Maddie. Robot giant bugs with drill heads attack Dublin. Nate disappears. Ness emerges from the...
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ALPHA FLIGHT #14 (1998)Sasquatch had all his flesh ripped off him in issue #12, and here we get to the funeral. The team thinks the dead monster is Walter...
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SILVER SURFER/THOR ANNUAL 98 (1998)Thor and Silver Surfer take on a dude named Millennius, who we will never see again.
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MARVEL FANFARE # 6 (1983)Spider-Man and Scarlet team up against the sorcerer Xandu. And it starts with him singing the Spider-Man Animated...
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Elektra Character Designs by Bill SienkiewiczThis is so interesting.
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Heroes for Hire #15-16, Quicksilver #11-12, Heroes for Hire/Quicksilver Annual 98 (1998): Siege of WundagoreQuicksilver and his Knights help High Evolutionary re-take Wundagore Mountain back from Exodus and the Acolytes. White Tiger, who was...
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BLADE #1-3 (Strange Tales) and BLADE: SINS OF THE FATHER (1998)Strange Tales was an imprint like Marvel Knights that attempted to brand a group of titles. It did not sell well, although some of the...
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FANTASTIC FOUR ANNUAL 98 (1998)Oddly, there were TWO Fantastic Four annuals in 1998. The first one, here , was “X-Men/Fantastic Four Annual 98” and it...
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CAPTAIN AMERICA AND FALCON #153-156 (1972): 1st Jack Monroe; Cap of the 1950s; Steve EnglehartThis is an “imposter cap” story. It starts with a Cap-versus-Nick fight. It’s cool....
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Nova #15-18 (1977-1978)Nick Fury sends robot superhero LMDs to “test” Nova and see if he’s worthy of partnering up to hunt one of Marvel’s...
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HEROES FOR HIRE #14 (1998)Black Knight fights a dragon who owes the IRS back taxes. Seriously. That’s fucking genius. I dig John Ostrander....
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DEADPOOL #20 (1998)A completely bizarre issue. It starts with Deadpool trying to convince Blind Al to be free of him, but she won’t—and we...
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DAREDEVIL #380 (1998): Series EndsI liked D.G. Chichester’s last run on Daredevil, but this issue is very hard to follow. It takes place at several...
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EXCALIBUR #122-123 (1998): The Search for Professor XThe team is searching for their mentor but instead they find a bunch of Prime Sentinels masquerading as X-Men, who, in turn, are holding...
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Wonder Man #5-6 (1992)It’s about time! Wonder Man’s bromance with Beast is revived! He shows up at Avengers Mansion while Wonder...
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CAPTAIN AMERICA #9-12 (1998): American NightmareSteve Rogers juggles for a neighbor’s kid. And generally proves his babysitting abilities. But no,...
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AVENGERS #8-9/423-424 (1998): 1st Triathalon and SilverclawJarvis has been sponsoring a little girl from South America, but when he goes to pick her up at the airport for a visit, he is attacked by...
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SPIDER-MAN #93 (1998)Spider-Man and Ghost Rider fight terrorists. This takes place at the time that Danny Ketch and Ghost Rider are separated, so I tagged...
