Here we begin a 4-issue Spidey/DD team-up. My memory is not liking it, but I don’t know how much of that is just the art. Let’s see. Paul Jenkins writes, Phil Winslade…
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Sentry Vs. The Void
Well, there’s a weird visual. This one opens much the same as all the one-shots, everyone waiting for the Void to arrive, this time in the Sentry’s head. And then, it finally…
Sentry/Spider-Man
After Sentry #5, they published a slate of one-shots focused on different Marvel properties wherein the title character awaited the Void and ruminated on his/their history with the Sentry. These were Sentry/Fantastic…
Sentry 5
Things are weird from page one this month. The idea that this machine has been keeping the whole world from remembering him the whole time is a bit much! But we’re in…
Sentry 4
This issue picks up from the last so completely that you have to wonder if this was meant to be one big book at some point. I mean, Reed’s just responding to…
Sentry 3
Here we join a really weird stunt, already in progress. Paul Jenkins had this idea for a character with a long history in the Marvel Universe that had been mysteriously erased. And…
PPSM 24
Maximum Security! The wild but ultimately not too memorable crossover event idea in which various alien races decide to turn Earth into a prison for their own criminals. Chaos ensues, as you’d…
PPSM 23
Few covers in the period scream “We got Photohsop!” like this one. Peep that drop shadow. At least this is the rare situation where having a bunch of different fonts on the…
PPSM 22
ASM 22-24 are a 3-parter, so we’re sticking with PPSM for awhile before getting back to it. I’m not complaining! Sure looks like a Byrne swipe from Chapter One on the cover….
PPSM 21
It’s the gang from last issue, with Rodney Ramos helping Dan Green ink. That guy sure is doing a lot of emergency work in the Spider-Office lately. He is also inking Darick…