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Step back into the fantastical world of Valusia with Marvel’s *Kull the Conqueror Vol. 2 #1*! Released in December 1982, this issue brings Kull, King of Valusia, into a whirlwind of madness, treachery, and war after he defies warnings to unearth a long-buried catacomb beneath his kingdom. Written by Alan Zelenetz and illustrated by John Buscema, this double-sized issue delivers a Shakespearian tal...

DC’s Blackhawk #248 (October 1976) continues the Blackhawks’ battle against the villainous Biolord, who threatens to obliterate Great Britain with a million-megaton missile. In this thrilling installment, Blackhawk risks his life to sabotage the missile mid-air, only to learn that Chuck had tampered with its guidance system. The Blackhawks then face Biolord’s deadly Metadroids, forcing them to cho...

Join us as we deep-dive into Wolverine (Vol. 2) 106 from October 1996, a unique issue that explores the softer, introspective sides of Wolverine and Elektra. This story takes us from Wolverine’s old homestead in Alberta, Canada, where he pays respects to Silverfox’s grave, to a Greek villa where Elektra reconnects with her past. Both characters reflect on loss, love, and rediscovery while uncoveri...

Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #1 (1989) is a seminal issue in Batman history, kicking off the character’s first solo series in nearly 50 years. Written by the legendary Dennis O’Neil, this issue explores Bruce Wayne’s earliest days as a vigilante, chronicling his time in the Alaskan wilderness and his first forays into Gotham’s criminal underworld. Stripped of his iconic gadgets and armor, we...

March 1991 brought Spider-Man into the heart of New York City in Spectacular Spider-Man #174 , as Peter Parker balances reporting duties with superhero heroics. When Spider-Man’s Spidey sense detects a threat at the Daily Bugle, he uncovers a deadly plot by Doctor Octopus, who buries Peter under rubble and holds Mary-Jane—and the entire Bugle building—ransom for $20 million. Join us as we break do...

October 2021 saw Superman and Superboy thrust into a high-stakes mission in Action Comics #1031 , as mysterious Warworld ships chase a smaller vessel carrying Kryptonian refugees to Earth. Join us as we break down Phillip Kennedy Johnson’s story, Daniel Sampere’s bold art, and Mikel Janín’s striking cover. We explore the first appearance of Thao-La, the Genesis Fragment, and the ancient Kryptonian...

Step back to March 1987 and explore Mark Hazzard: MERC #5 , a gritty tale of friendship, betrayal, and bikers in Marvel’s short-lived New Universe imprint. Join us as we examine Doug Murray’s story, Mark Beachum’s art, and the creative team behind this often-overlooked comic. From kidnappings and biker showdowns to real-world New York locations like The Cloisters, this episode uncovers the surpris...

Step back to January 1990 and explore an alternate Marvel reality in What If… #9 , where the X-Men perish on their very first mission. Join us as we unpack Roy Thomas’ story, Rich Buckler & Sam de la Rosa’s art, and the creative team behind this curious comic. From Count Nefaria and the Ani-Men to hidden Easter eggs on the cover, we explore the highs, lows, and quirky details of this issue. We...

Features an exclusive interview with Georges Jeanty! In Buffy the Vampire Slayer #7, released by Dark Horse Comics in October 2007, we follow Faith’s solo journey as she embarks on a mission to kill Lady Genevieve Savidge, a powerful slayer. As she edges closer, Faith encounters gargoyle protectors who knock her unconscious. Upon waking, Lady Genevieve reveals she wants Faith to help her kill thei...

In February 1986, Marvel’s The Incredible Hulk hit the shelves as the number one album was Sade’s *Promise*, and shoulder pads were all the rage. This issue follows the intense aftermath of Hulk’s rampage through New Mexico, after being physically separated from Bruce Banner. With Bruce in a coma, Betty Ross and She-Hulk face a life-or-death decision on whether an experimental procedure can save h...

In this video, we take a deep dive into Green Lantern 16 from DC Comics, released in September 1991. This issue continues the story of the Mosaic World, where different alien civilizations are forced to coexist on Oa. John Stewart, the custodian of this chaotic patchwork, must take extreme measures as tensions rise among the civilizations. Written by Gerard Jones and illustrated by Mark Bright, wi...

Marvel’s Iron Man #219 hit shelves in June 1987, alongside pop culture milestones like Beverly Hills Cop II and the birth of footballer Lionel Messi. In this issue, Tony Stark attempts to buy Accutech, but his plans are interrupted by the villainous "Ghost," who can phase through walls and infiltrate computers. The Ghost vows to destroy Accutech and kill Stark, setting up a thrilling cha...

In June 1996, Uncanny X-Men #329 was released, continuing the intense story of Psylocke’s near-fatal battle with Sabretooth. Wolverine and Archangel seek healing for her in New York’s “Little Asia,” where they encounter Gomurr the Ancient, an old ally of Wolverine. The trio, joined by Doctor Strange’s astral form, set out to obtain the mystical Crimson Dawn to save Psylocke. The comic, written by...

Released in July 1977, The Amazing Spider-Man #170 hit the shelves as Star Wars dominated theaters and Rumors by Fleetwood Mac topped the charts. In this issue, Spider-Man faces Doctor Faustus, a villain who uses mind-controlling gas in a plot involving a tampered vaccine. Spider-Man falls under Faustus' spell but recovers in time to stop his scheme. The story also features a key subplot with...