ASM Annual was a book of nothing but reprints for a few years, but this issue is a return to the first story being original content. This one’s brought to you by…
Tag: Al Milgrom
GSSM 2
In addition to the resurgence of horror comics at the company, Marvel in the 70s is also characterized by diving headfirst into the new stuff happening in popular cinema. Cashing in on…
SMU 13
Woof. That cover. Is anything not wrong with it? Illegible type, weird composition, sloppy drawing, muddy color and no background. Sheesh. Another pull from my local flea market. Will it even be…
ASM 400
I’m told this cover was not actually supposed to be completely impossible to see. That they used the wrong kind of paper stock, so the embossed image and text (Which says “A…
SMU 08
I hope this giant-size adventure isn’t horrendous. I’m trying to stay awake, here. WEB artist Tom Lyle writes, Ron Lim provides breakdowns, no fewer than 4 people ink (Tom Palmer, Al Milgrom,…
TAC 079
This one is from McKay’s, but that cover was way too cool to leave the sticker on. $1.25. Well, here we are. TAC has kinda been building to this since issue 73….
TAC 077
Alright. We took a break from this storyline to get caught up with the other titles, but it’s not over, so we’re back. And look, Daredevil’s sometimes friend, sometimes foe Gladiator is…
TAC 076
That’s an unusual amount of blood for a comic of this vintage! The difference between Milgrom’s full-service covers and interior pencils in this era is pretty striking. Prior to this, Black Cat…
TAC 075
Cataclysmic! Al Milgrom does breakdowns and Jim Mooney finishes as Spider-Man sweeps Black Cat up in a big embrace. At this point, it suddenly dawns on Spidey that she’s been alive the…
TAC 073
This cover reminds me of TAC 51. Not really the same, but both have Spidey throwing down in space. As is the case surprisingly often, TAC has decided to just go off…