Graphic Nostalgia
Dustin ButlerI've been away from comic books for a long time and this is about rediscovering the comic books I grew up with, and current comics coming out. It's hard to call yourself a longtime comic book fan when you haven't read comics for almost as long as you did.
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How Adrian Met Peter: Spider-Pals for Life
The Amazing Spider-Man #2 introduces two villains. One iconic and one not so much. The Vulture, aka Adrian Tooms, though he is not called that in this issue, is obviously, one of Spider-Man’s first villains. He’s a fun one that writers real...
Ant-Man Faces Ageism (and Mostly Ignores it)
Tales to Astonish #43 is an interesting little read. It features Elias Weems as a villain named Time Master, and as far as I know, Time Master never returns. Kind of makes sense, given how the comic ends.
I say this is interesting because...
Thor’s Carnival Cruise
Oh man, I was just getting ready to post this, and I realized I hadn’t written an intro for it. This will be one of those introductions where I don’t have much to say. Journey Into Mystery #91 is a bit of a weird one. Sandu is the villain,...
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Iron Man: Cat Fighter
Tales of Suspense #40 is an Iron Man story, and because Iron Man didn’t get his own title until the late 60s, I always forgot that he, along with Fantastic Four, Hulk, Ant-Man, Thor and Spider-Man, were the first bunch of superheroes that c...
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