Reed and Sue settle into family life in Connecticut, while Ben and Johnny head to California for an auto race. Writer/artist John Byrne follows up his cosmic “Trial of Reed Richards” arc with this down-home issue.
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Lilandra and the survivors of Galactus put Reed Richards on trial for saving the life of the Devourer of Worlds. John Byrne’s cosmic courtroom drama survives Assistant Editors’ Month with a little help from … John Byrne?
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Finally realizing their leader is missing, the Fantastic Four turn to the Watcher for help finding Reed Richards. With this, writer/artist John Byrne kicks off one of the better two-part stories of his entire run.
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Captain America teams with Spider-Man and Nick Fury in an effort to keep the Sultan from annihilating Washington, D.C. An odd, subpar story from David Anthony Kraft with strong art support from Mike Zeck and John Beatty.
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While attempting to rescue Captain America, Spider-Man and Nick Fury soon find themselves also in the clutches of the Sultan. A solid diversion from the team of David Anthony Kraft and Mike Zeck and John Beatty.
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A World-War-II-era doomsday robot reemerges to do battle with the Avengers – a group it thinks is working for the Axis powers. A strong story by Bill Mantlo and a rare Marvel appearance by penciler Don Newton make this king-size annual an underrated gem.
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An experimental ray gun beams the Hulk into the future where he battles the Asgardian Executioner. Plus, some madcap Not Brand Echh fun. This reprint collection features top-shelf talent including Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, Marie Severin and more.
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The Outsiders continue to adjust to their new lives in Gotham – at least until Ned “Meltdown” Creegan escapes from prison. Mike W. Barr loads this done-in-one story with character moments, all drawn with aplomb by veteran Bat-master Jim Aparo.
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As the Outsiders begin to settle into their new lives in Gotham, a terrorist known as Agent Orange plans his attack. Writer Mike W. Barr continues to do a good job fleshing out these characters, with Jim Aparo handling the art.
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Captured in Markovia while trying to rescue a friend, Batman discovers the new allies who would become the Outsiders. Despite a few missteps, Mike W. Barr does a nice job with this origin story, while Jim Aparo’s art is as dependable as always.
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