Spidey and IM didn’t actually manage to team up last issue, so let’s see how it goes this time. First, we flash back 10 years to when Tony went to Guatemala based…
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MTU 095
Steven Grant is now joined by artists Jimmy Janes & Bruce Patterson on lines and Ben Sean returns to colors. I’m continually surprised, going through this stuff, how many characters barely related…
MTU 071
(One of 77) MTU 69’s letter column said that, while the details were up in the air, if things worked out right, MTU 71 was gonna be the craziest issue ever. Instead,…
MTU 139
Not Al Milgrom’s finest hour, this cover. The longer you look at that Spider-Man, the wonkier it gets. Maybe he was especially overworked this month. Looks like an explosive time for our…
MTU 085
It’s time to bring this saga to its sense-shattering conclusion… or really drop the ball, you can’t know going into these. So, last issue, Spider-Man fell out of the SHIELD Helicarrier, and…
MTU 084
It’s part 3 of this weird SHIELD story. Same creative staff. The first scene is on the SHIELD helicarrier, now completely under the control of our villains: Boomerang, Silver Samurai, and Viper,…
MTU 083
Part 2 of this insane storyline. Same staff as the previous one. Page one, Spider-Man is laid out in the snow. Claremont’s typically flowery prose says he was, “in a word, murdered.”…
MTU 082
I don’t want to sound like an old man… Although I guess I am an old man by some metrics… But they really don’t make covers like this anymore. Covers that dare…
Marvel Fanfare 47
Back to Fanfare much more quickly this time, but this is the last one. The series won’t last much longer after this. And look, Michael Golden is back, too. Looks like we’re…
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…