The abduction of Clea and Morgana Blessing draws Doctor Strange back in time – and into the clutches of Dormammu! This strong outing from Roger Stern, Marshall Rogers and Terry Austin is pretty, but the art is also undermined by the printing technology of the era.
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Baron Mordo escapes from a “focal point of infinity” to once again battle the good doctor. Roger Stern’s story is typical Strange, but art of Marshall Rogers and Terry Austin lift it to another level.
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When Brother Voodoo is compromised by the extradimensional Damballah, it’s up to Doctor Strange to save the day. Writer Roger Stern is joined by the legendary Detective Comics art team of Marshall Rogers and Terry Austin.
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MODOK’s latest plan for world domination runs him afoul of Ka-Zar and, for some reason, the Hulk gets involved. An incoherent bit of filler from the team of Roger McKenzie, Jerry Bingham and Mike Esposito.
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Ms. Marvel must stop MODOK and his ally Deathbird from taking over Skylab – and possibly the world. This is a jam-packed outing from Chris Claremont, Sal Buscema and Tom Palmer – but to what end?
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MODOK creates a powerful, humanoid Bulldozer to tear down slums in an attempt to discredit Captain America. A story about race, poverty and power from the team of Stan Lee, Gene Colan and Dick Ayers.
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Fleeing the barbarian Vulture and a horde of Turanian soldiers, Conan returns to Makkalet and is saved by Red Sonja. The she-devil with a sword debuts in this strong outing from Roy Thomas, Barry Windsor-Smith and inkers Sal Buscema, Chic Stone and Dan Adkins.
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Still disgusted with American politics but ready to return to superheroing, Steve Rogers becomes Nomad. An enjoyable comic and interesting new direction for this title from the team of Steve Englehart, Sal Buscema and Vince Colletta.
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The Black Cat plots to bust an aging cat burglar out of jail – and crosses paths with Spider-Man in the process. This new-character debut by Marv Wolfman and Keith Pollard isn’t the most original, but this comic still provides serviceable fun.
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The Fantastic Four team with the Black Panther to investigate a mystery – and find themselves prisoners of ancient Rome! Writer/artist John Byrne delivers a fine done-in-one tale, though it does little to showcase its African guest star.
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