Marvel releases comics to the Unlimited platform about 6 months after they come out in floppy format so this week we are seeing comics from June 13, 2018. In an effort to try to read some more “modern” issues, I’ve …
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This issue covers not only a well written story about the Sub-Mariner and his vendetta against the human race, but also provides a really cool rundown of the various bad guys the first family of Marvel had to take on …
The last time I saw Jean Grey was actually the very first X-Men comic from back in 1963. Stan Lee and Jack Kirby seemed to know exactly who their characters were and who they wanted the X-Men to be back …
I almost jumped into a DC title from DC Universe this week but I’m still smarting from the disastrous way they’ve treated their comic fans with this service. They keep promising change but its gotten to the point where I …
The Hulk started out in 1963 as a monster/horror comic and with this title, Al Ewing looks to bring back the beast and I’d say he’s pretty scary in this first issue. Or Is He Both by Al Ewing and …
Marvel releases comics to the Unlimited platform about 6 months after they come out in floppy format so this week we are seeing comics from June 6, 2018. In an effort to try to read some more “modern” issues, I’ve …
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My main knowledge of Shazam comes from the 1970s TV show that featured the hero driving around in a motor home looking for bad guys and I have to admit, I don’t remember much. Primarily I recall Billy yelling Shazam! …
One thing that bugs me about these early Thor stories is how there always seems to be a series of scenes where Jane Foster tears down Doctor Blake for not being a ‘real man’. Sure, I know he’s Thor and …
I’ve been running into some networking issues lately and haven’t been able to get much gaming in lately. Hopefully this situation will resolve itself this weekend as I focus on it but in the meantime, I’ve gone through a few …
This issue brings together two of the biggest stars of early Marvel and the two main teenagers Stan Lee had in his stable of heroes. Johnny Storm and Peter Parker were both about the same age in 1963 but they …
