This trio of war stories by John Albano seem more interested in body counts than morality tales. With art from Pat Broderick, Al McWilliams and John Severin.
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When Superboy rescues an oil-slicked Aquaboy, the young heroes team to teach Big Oil a lesson. A not-so-subtle ecological outing from the team of Frank Robbins, Bob Brown and Murphy Anderson.
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A secret from Iris Allen’s past brings her and the Flash to a dystopian 30th century. It’s an interesting flash forward for DC’s Scarlet Speedster, courtesy of Robert Kanigher, Irv Novick and Murphy Anderson.
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Diana Prince and I Ching pick up some murderous hitchhikers, then get stuck in a snowstorm – and a local legend. Mike Sekowsky’s story falls short of its goal but his art, with guest inker inker Wally Wood, is excellent.
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Agents of O.G.R.E. recruit a California millionaire as part of a plot to buy a nuclear bomb to destroy Atlantis. Steve Skeates story doesn’t do justice to Nick Cardy’s striking cover, but Jim Aparo’s interior art is quite nice.
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This collection of Golden Age reprints – gathered under an iconic Neal Adams cover – offers a fun glimpse into the earliest days of superhero comics. Featuring work from the likes of Jerry Siegel, Lou Fine, Sheldon Moldoff and more.
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A shorthanded Fantastic Four does battle with Doctor Doom and Tyros the Terrible. Luckily, the Silver Surfer is nearby to lend a hand. Big punching done right, from the talented one-man team of John Byrne.
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The Invisible Girl battles Doctor Doom while the Thing and the Human Torch fight Tyros. But where is Mr. Fantastic? A typical issue from writer/artist John Byrne – which is to say it’s quite good.
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While seeing to the rebuilding of Latveria, Doctor Doom plots his revenge against Reed Richards and the Fantastic Four. Writer/artist John Byrne delivers another exceptional transitional issue, this one completely sans Fantastic Four.
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A friend of the Fantastic Four falls prey in King’s Crossing – a small town driven mad by milk from Skrull cows! An excellent done-in-one adventure from writer/artist John Byrne.
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