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Writer: Len Wein
Pencils: Paris Cullins
Inks: Dell Barras
It feels so weird to see Ted Kord depicted as a competent crime-fighter.
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Words and pencils: Jack Kirby
Inks: Mike Royer
As much as I like Kirby’s work, I’m not sure a psychedelic science fiction adventure is the best fit for the Black Panther (he says when he has cut out all the psychedelic bits)
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Writer: Chuck Dixon
Pencils: Michael Netzer
Inks: Scott Hanna
Knightfall prelude.
I was this close to skipping these issues. The art is ugly and the villain is an annoying little twerp. I thought I had better post them for completion's sake.
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Writer: Stan Lee
Pencils: Gil Kane
Inks: John Romita, Sr.
Norman Osborn is feeling funny.
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Writer: Chris Claremont
Pencils: Barry Windsor-Smith
Inks: Bob Wiacek
It has been a while since we had a possession story.
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Writer: Jeph Loeb
Pencils: Angel Pollina
Inks: Mark Pennington
Siryn is in deep trouble and the only one that can save her is... Deadpool?!
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Script: Chris Claremont
Plot: Jim Lee & Whilce Portacio
Pencils: Whilce Portacio
Inks: Art Thibert
These issues are basically a deck clearing exercise before the X-books get reshuffled. So that means no more Ship or Baby Christopher.
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Writer: John Byrne
Pencils: John Byrne
Inks: John Byrne
What is Darkseid up to? Prepare for the disappointing conclusion to my Egg-trospective.
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Writer: Roger Stern
Pencils: Tom Lyle
Inks: Bob Smith
The scientists responsible for accidentally giving Will Payton his powers send their own super-powered goons after him.
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Writer: Ron Marz
Pencils: Ron Lim
Inks: Tom Christopher
Jack of Hearts really doesn’t interest me as a character, so I am going to concentrate on Nebula instead.
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Writer: Bill Mantlo
Pencils: Sal Buscema
Inks: Sal Buscema
The peril of the Plunderer!
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Peter David, a legendary comic book writer known for his work on The Incredible Hulk, X-Factor, Spider-Man, and more, has died at age 68. The news comes via his wife, who reported that he passed away during the night on May 24, 2025, after a lengthy illness.
David’s first work was in prose and journalism, before snagging a job in Marvel’s sales department in the 1980s. There, he managed to impress editors, and his first published comic book work was in 1985’s The Spectacular Spider-Man #103. From there, he wrote the classic “The Death of Jean DeWolff” storyline in Spectacular Spider-Man, before moving over to his signature work on The Incredible Hulk.