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X-FACTOR #122-125 (1996)See this is part of the problem with so many X-books and with editorial not putting a limit to the number of plotlines writers like Fabian...
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NEW WARRIORS #73-75 (1996): Garthan Saal dies; Rich Rider is Nova again; series endsWere you waiting for a story that focused not so much on the origins of the two people who have been sharing the Torpedo armor but on the...
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DITKO TRIBUTE BY HARDMAN (2018)Another tribute to the enigmatic, ornery, genius creator.
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FRANCAVILLA’S TRIBUTE TO DITKO (2018)Steve Ditko died on June 29, 2018. Today, we’ll honor him.
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MARVEL MASTERCARD (1996)Those dummies printed Peter Parker’s actual card number in the ad! I’m gonna go on a spending spree! This is a real...
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GHOST RIDER #77-82 (1996)We’ve known for a long while that Danny Ketch’s motorcycle riding demon was not Zarathos–the one who possessed...
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GENERATION X #18-19 (1996)Although these issues are billed as an Onslaught tie-in, the story really doesn’t rely on the event to drive the story or the action....
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LONGSHOT #3 (1985): 1st MojoWho can’t relate to this..: That fucking Doublemint jingle deserved to die! Issue #3...
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UNCANNY X-MEN #332-333 and WOLVERINE #101-103 (1996): 1st OzymandiasThese issues continue the feral Wolverine story, and also are the last issues before the Onslaught event. Given that that event changes...
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LONGSHOT #2 (1985)Longshot meets Ricochet Rita when he decides to become a stuntman in the movies. He’s trying to fit into this new planet he’s...
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MARVEL FANFARE #4-5 (1996-1997)Dazzler and Longshot go to the Mojoverse. I’ll say this: The first volume of Marvel Fanfare was very uneven. There were some...
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CABLE #32-33 (1996)It’s funny. The May/June/July issues of every single X-book are lead-ins to Onslaught, and yet the event itself did far more to the...
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X-MEN #53 (1996)In this last issue before the Onslaught Event, Onslaught begins making contact with the X-Men, starting with Jean Grey and trying to...
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X-FORCE AND CABLE 96 ANNUAL (1996)There’s a Kree soldier named Shatterstar. He could have fought X-Force’s Shatterstar in this annual. But noooooooooo....
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LONGSHOT #1 (1985): 1st LongshotThis book was my introduction to Art Adams, a ridiculously talented artist who would profoundly influence the next wave of comic...
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GENERATION X #17 (1996)This is a great issue. I liked Tom Grummet’s art on prior issues, but having Chris Bachalo return to the team he cocreated...
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X-MAN #15-17 (1996)Apparently, this is the first appearance of Onslaught. But reading all these comics in the rearview, I feel like I’ve already seen...
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INVINCIBLE IRON MAN #329-331 (1996): 1st SunstreakThese are the last issues before Onslaught comes and Marvel fixes the fact that it made Tony a 16-year-old just because they thought it...
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GENERATION X #15-16 (1996)Synch has been vamp-o-tized by Emplate, and is home in St. Louis stalking his own family. Generation X go looking to stop him....
