This is one the 75 issues of Marvel Team-Up I got for $48. That huge box contained brand-new looking comics, badly beaten comics, and everything in between. This one’s been through it….
ASM 126
“I realized I’m the bottom of the villain barrel, but I promise I’m scary now!” Strap in for what can’t be a terribly good issue if The Kangaroo is in it. Jim…
ASM 125
Really laying it on thick with that cover dialogue. This issue begins a long run on the title by penciler Ross Andru, and the last issue for inkers John Romita & Tony…
ASM 124
Boy, Spidey just can’t get away from werewolves! We’re told on the splash page it’s been 10 days since Gwen died, as we see Spider-Man swing by a newspaper stand on a…
MTU 014
Are they calling Namor “the man-fish?” That feels insulting. Len Wein and Gil Kane are joined by inker “W. Howard,” whose first name I don’t know, and who seems maybe a little…
MTU 013
It’s another issue from the flea market. You can tell by the distinctive price tag. Len Wein, Gil Kane & Frank Giacoia on deck as we find Peter Parker back in New…
DD 103
What, an issue of Daredevil?? When I saw Team-Up 12 continued here, I decided to get a copy, so we’ll see how it ends. This blog has gotten me a bunch of…
MTU 012
Now over to Marvel Team-Up, where the future ASM team of Len Wein and Ross Andru are on duty, with Don Perlin providing inks and Gerry Conway providing the plot. This is…
End of Block 11
This was quite the eventful set. First appearances from Mary Jane, Rhino, Shocker, Kinpgin, Joe Robertson and “Blackie” Drago. Romita coming into his own as the Spider-Man artist. Peter moving out. “Spider-Man…
ASM 123
Time to jump back to 1973, the Conway era, and the immediate aftermath of the deaths of Gwen Stacy & Norman Osborn. Gerry Conway still writing, John Romita & Tony Mortellaro on…