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DOCTOR STRANGE #90 (1996): Series EndsThe series ends with a rushed battle against Chthon. As noted on the last page, above, Doctor Strange will get some one-shots...
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MARVEL FANFARE #1 (1996)It’s baaaaack! Marvel’s anthology collection designed to clean inventory out of desk-drawers returns, but without the fun Editori-Al...
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EXCALIBUR #96-100 (1996)Finally some meat! And I don’t mean Meggan’s new costume with the big, push-up boob window… I’ve...
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DAREDEVIL #352 (1996)One more fill-in script. Only this one is kind of important because Bullseye returns. Only no he doesn’t. It’s...
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CABLE #29-31 and X-MAN #13-14 (1996)The mystery of X-Man reaches the Cable comic as he and the team investigate the newest mutant, at the request of Professor X. As he...
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GENERATION X #12-14 (1996): 1st Bulwark, Vincente, and MurmurThe kids go have fun in Boston. While there, Chamber has lunch with his ex–Gayle Edgerton. We, the readers, know...
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DAREDEVIL #351 (1996): White TurkLike it or not, Karl Kesel’s run is going to start in a couple issues, but first we have two fill-ins. Daredevil is back in his red...
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EXCALIBUR #95 (1996)Another “hope you survive the experience” tribute. The credits are fun, too… …I wonder if Warren...
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X-MAN #11-12 (1996)X-Man meets up with the X-Men and Excalibur. It’s at this point that the X-Man series becomes much more intertwined with the...
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GREEN GOBLIN #10-11 (1996)Arcade plays with Green Goblin, after being hired by Gaunt to kill the new Goblin. Gaunt, in turn, was hired to recover Goblin’s...
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CLASSIC X-MEN #17-18 (1988)After a reprint of Uncanny Men #111’s Mesmero story, we get a back up focusing on Mesmero doing the “creepy Purple...
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Uncanny X-Men #196 (1985): Secret Wars III like the way this issue starts. Xavier has lost his memory of who mugged him in issue #194 , but he senses their presence in the...
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GREEN GOBLIN #7-9 (1996)Liz Osborn and her new boyfriend Foggy Nelson try to compel Ben Urich to turn over any source information about how the new Green Goblin...
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FORCE WORKS #21-22 (1996): Series endsThis issue is a post- Crossing cleanup story, where the team accepts that their boss, founder and funder Tony Stark is a dick and they...
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FANTASTIC FOUR #10 (1963): 1st Stan and Jack!In my opinion, this is one of the most literary comics Stan and Jack ever produced, and the one to which Grant Morrison owes some...
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X-MEN TEEN TITANS (1982)After several “fun but clunky” crossovers, the big two are ready to do this thing. With a storyline that features two...
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY VIBE!Vibe first appeared inJustice League of America Annual #2, which hit the stands July 19, 2012. Yeah, he was a stereotype. The...
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SPIDEY SUPER STORIES #9 (1975)In this story, Doom kidnaps all of the members of the United Nations and then demands that they give him all their countries....
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CARNAGE: MIND BOMB #1 (1996)Carnage gets his first one-shot. Honestly, Carnage is hard to differentiate from Venom. They’re basically the same: Human host...
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DOC SAMSON #1-4 (1996): 1st GeigerA miniseries representing early writing by Dan Slott with more pencilers than total number of issues. That’s never a good...
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GREEN GOBLIN #6 (1996)I truly don’t understand how this is a Tom DeFalco joint. It’s being done very well and it’s not over the top or...
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THOR #497-502 (1996): Series EndsAs we head towards the end of Thor Volume 1, it…gets good??? Yes. It gets good. Issue #497 is largely a very fun and genuinely...
