It’s a title I wish had stuck around longer but feels like it was a minor miracle it had as many issues as it did.
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It’s a title I wish had stuck around longer but feels like it was a minor miracle it had as many issues as it did.
Justice League of America 80-Page Giant #1
Nonsense From The Never-Ending Reading Pile
March 7th Nonsense:
Justice League of America 80-Page Giant #1
March 7, 1986 Kansas City Star two-star review for Highlander.
Local paper reviews Highlander.
March 7, 1986 newspaper ad for Highlander.
Starts today at a March 7, 1986 theater near you.
March 7, 1986 newspaper ad for Crossroads sneak preview.
Special sneak preview tomorrow at a March 8, 1986 theater near you.
Hey, Erik Estrada is in this week’s episode of Emergency!
Hey, it's Cannon & Saber. The one called Cannon uses swords and the one call Saber uses guns. Irony is neat.
Probably the inspiration for Cannon & Saber.
Plop #21
Nonsense From The Never-Ending Reading Pile
March 6th Nonsense:
Plop #21
Maybe he'll figure it out in the next issue.
Aunt May appropriately deals with a cop.
Welcome to the Marvel Universe, Damocles. I hope you survive the experience. Thor #267 Wein/ Simonson On sale date: October 11, 1977
Could this be Marvel’s best new character of 1977?
Welcome to the Marvel Universe, Marvel Man aka Quasar. I hope you survive the experience. Captain America #217 Thomas/Glut/Buscema On sale date: October 11, 1977
Could this be Marvel’s best new character of 1977?
Welcome to the Marvel Universe, Vamp. I hope you survive the experience. Captain America #217 Thomas/Glut/Buscema On sale date: October 11, 1977
Could this be Marvel’s best new character of 1977?
Welcome to the Marvel Universe, Blue Streak. I hope you survive the experience. Captain America #217 Thomas/Glut/Buscema On sale date: October 11, 1977
Could this be Marvel’s best new character of 1977?
Maybe Firefly is coming back as Pogs.
When it was announced, I thought it felt like a placeholder like Countdown and Convergence before it. Just inconsequential fluff to keep things moving forward until they are ready to move to the next thing on the production schedule.
Sorry, Phil, I've gone this long without eating a Filet O' Fish. I'm pretty confident I can go the remainder of my days without eating one.
Time Warp #5
Nonsense From The Never-Ending Reading Pile.
March 5th Nonsense:
Time Warp #5
I enjoyed the feeling anything was possible during this period of LSH.
Additionally, the first stretch of Superman triangle-era comics were running on full cylinders.
The Power Pack issues just flew under my radar until very recently.
I'm always happy to see Marina appear in a story which isn't focused on either the Master or the Plodex.
Welcome to the Marvel Universe, Red Ronin. I hope you survive the experience. Godzilla #6 Moench/Trimpe On sale date: October 4, 1977
Could this be Marvel’s best new character of 1977?
DC Comics house ad for the post-Crisis Flash series.
Happy Post-Crisis Flash Day to those who celebrate!
(Flash #1 on sale date: March 5, 1987)
Which leads to a couple of issues Power Pack featuring a rare occurrence of Marina appearing in a non-Plodex/Master related story.
Are there any better examples of characters who pop up in a comic and end up in a misunderstanding with the title character than the Torpedo or Jack of Hearts?
I wonder who was the best bowler on the Enterprise.
Honestly, at the end of the day, my only real hope for this show is to stay away from the emotional spectrum reservoir nonsense.
Although, if they want to treat the multi-flavored lantern corps are rival frats trying to steal each others' mascots, I suppose I can get behind that.
I kept thinking "Hal looks and feels like the version of the character DC Comics can never reprint."
It's been 16 years since the last time someone produced an Indiana Jones mini-series?
That can't be right.
Whatta revoltin' development!
