“The World’s Most Commercialist Comic Magazine!” Now here’s a famous cover. I assumed these issues were very valuable. Everyone knows about “The New Fantastic Four.” That coupled with my love of Art…
Tag: Al Milgrom
Maximum Clonage Omega
I can do this, I can do this. Can I do this? I don’t actually know. The Alpha & Omega issues cost $4.95. FIVE DOLLARS! In a time when comics cost $1.50,…
Maximum Clonage Alpha
I believe this is what they called a “chromium” cover. To date, I don’t know what that actually means. So, years prior to this, the Spidey titles ran an interminable 14-issue story…
TAC 223
The folks who make Web of Spider-Man must’ve felt ripped off to be the only title that didn’t get a fancy cover. This one makes no sense at all. In this period,…
TAC 165
Say, a regular comic. Feels like it’s been a long time. Maybe The Arranger wishes it had been longer. Today’s adventure, with line art by Sal Buscema “and friends” and colors by…
TAC 082
More Cloak! More Dagger! More Punisher! What a bargain! By now, Frank Miller has recently created the famous rivalry between Punisher & Daredevil, and 3 years before this, Frank appeared in a…
TAC 081
Been a lot of turnover in the penciler slot in TAC here lately, but as of this issue, the art team that will see the book to issue 100 is locked in…
Official Marvel Comics Try-Out Book
This post is a special crossover with the main site here at Comics From Space!, where I finished The Official Marvel Comics Try-Out Book. Over several posts, it discusses this famous comics…
ASM 223
It’s Denny O’Neil’s last issue of ASM, and he’s only sort of here. JM DeMatteis scripts over an O’Neil plot, while John Romita, Jr. and Al Milgrom start us off with a…
ASM 196
Al Milgrom & Jim Mooney tag in for art on this one, many years before their extended team-up on Spectacular. Grim stuff on that cover, and it’s just as grim inside as…