Luke Cage’s search for love interest Claire Temple takes him to Southern California – and into battle with Black Goliath. A solid-but-unspectacular debut of a new hero from the creative team of Jenny Blake Isabella, George Tuska and Dave Hunt.
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Jon Sable is hired to provide security for a jewel auction but may have met his match in Maggie the Cat. Mike Grell takes on comics’ sexy-jewel-thief/love-interest archetype with this debut of Maggie the Cat.
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On a motorcycle road trip out west, Superman Jr. and Batman Jr. stumble across a small town with a dark secret. Bob Haney’s second installment of the Super Sons Saga shows slight improvement, with art support from Dick Dillin and Murphy Anderson.
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Somewhere in DC space-time, Superman and Batman have young-adult sons who are eager to become heroes on their own terms. This first appearance of the Super Sons is a stinker. From the team of Bob Haney, Dick Dillin and Henry Scarpelli.
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Freed by Lady Sif and the Warriors Three, Thor defeats Mephisto with goodness then returns to Earth to battle Loki. A solid-but-somewhat disappointing conclusion from the legendary talents of Stan Lee, Neal Adams and Joe Sinnott.
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Still trapped in Loki’s body, Thor is recalled to Asgard by Odin then mistakenly banished to Hades to face Mephisto. Jack “King” Kirby has left the building, leading to this surprisingly generic outing from the team of Stan Lee, Neal Adams and Joe Sinnott.
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There is little time for convalescing as Thor is sent back to Earth to root out Loki’s latest scheme. It’s the end of an era as Stan Lee, Jack Kirby and Vince Colletta team on Thor for a final time.
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A mountain emerges in Los Angeles, bringing Marvel’s monsters together to face a golden man on a flying golden steed. This Bill Mantlo monster mash is a mess, but Frank Robbins delivers some stylish pencils.
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A trio of fun tales, including the first proto-Conan story by the legendary team of Roy Thomas and Barry Windsor-Smith. Also featuring work by Jack “King” Kirby, Tom Sutton and more.
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With this second issue, Monster Hunters veers away from its title concept in favor of the standard horror-host-introducing-scary-tales format. Featuring work from the likes of Nicola Cuti, Steve Ditko and Tom Sutton.
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