Now why would Cap & Falcon do something like that? Welcome to Wayback Weekend, where I look at comics that should’ve been in an older block, but I didn’t have them yet….
ASM 216
Same creative team as of late, picking up where they left off last issue. Let’s see how Spidey’s doing on… a Spring morning? In spite of it being November last issue and…
ASM 215
Alright, let’s bring this thing to a conclusion. Spidey & Namor are all messed up from whatever Wizard did to them, so Sandman and Trapster just start beating them up. They’re in…
ASM 214
Well, it looks like things are escalating. Now, follow me, here: Namor hyped his people up to attack the surface world in 211, then canceled it. Then a shadowy woman comes out…
ASM 213
We’re back with the same creative team to see Spidey battle The Wizard. I sure hope this isn’t as dopey as the last time he fought the Frightful Four. It almost can’t…
ASM 212
Picking up from last issue, Denny O’Neil, John Romita, Jr., Jim Mooney, it’s going down. Literally, the crew from last issue are lowering the generator into the ocean in the new location…
ASM 211
We haven’t checked in with ASM in awhile, but here begins a 5-part epic I’ve never read before. They forgot to put credits on this one, but it’s Denny O’Neil writing and…
TAC 053
It’s a fill-in by Bill Mantlo, Jim Mooney & Frank Springer this month, and that cover is not promising. Thanks to the magic of the internet, when I got Roger Stern’s Spectacular…
MTU 103
I haven’t even opened the book and Taskmaster’s dialogue has made me uncomfortable. Future Spidey scribe David Michelinie makes another early appearance on this blog, along with artist Jerry Bingham & Mike…
MTU 102
This issue, we got Mike W. Barr writing with Frank Springer & Mike Esposito on the lines. We begin with Spider-Man flying through the sky above ESU, trying to change clothes in…