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 nuclear disaster at a secret facility unleashes a pantheon of Hindu gods – requiring intervention by Spider-Man and the X-Men! Bill Mantlo’s story hasn’t aged well and the art, by the always-reliable Sal Buscema, falls short due to Mike Esposito’s subpar finishes.
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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 Shi’ar give Phoenix a psychic lobotomy, but can their technology really hope to hold such power in check? Based on strong source material, Mary Jo Duffy and Jerry Bingham deliver one of the better issues of What If?
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Godzilla teams with Devil Dinosaur to protect the Valley of the Flame from the Lizard-Warriors – but happenstance has other ideas! A surprisingly disappointing outing from the regular creative team of Doug Moench and Herb Trimpe.
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Mr. Fantastic sends Godzilla back to the Cretaceous, where the King of the Monsters clashes with Devil Dinosaur! The science is, umm, questionable, but Doug Moench and Herb Trimpe still serve up some competent fun.
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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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