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Gentlemen of Leisure: X-amining Marvel Comics Presents #48-50 - Life's End
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The X-Men '97 Trailer Takes Us Back to a Time When X-Men Was the Biggest Comic on Earth - IGN
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| | As X-Men '97 heads to Disney Plus, we're looking back at the Marvel Comics that made the X-Men the biggest heroes on Earth.
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Avengers #61 (February, 1969) | Attack of the 50 Year Old Comic Books
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| | The subject of today's post, in addition to being another fine installment in writer Roy Thomas and artist John Buscema's original run on The Avengers, also happens to have been my first real encounter (outside of a couple of cameos) with Marvel Comics' Master of the Mystic Arts, Doctor Strange -- or, at least, I...
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Every Day Is Like Wednesday: Weekly Haul: July 2nd
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| | Avengers/Invaders #3 (Marvel Comics/Dynamite Entertainment) I have long thought that Marvel Comics had nothing better to offer than scenes...
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Weird Science 1, 1990 "Incredible Science-Fiction Stories!" | Magazines and Monsters!
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| I love EC comics, and honestly, who doesn't? These reprints from the 1980s and 1990s are the perfect way to get introduced to these excellent comics from the Golden Age. Of course, EC is mostly known for their horror books, but don't sleep on their crime, war, or science fiction books! This reprint covers Weird...