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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Spider-Man and Captain America travel back in time to witness the signing of the Declaration of Independence and wind up battling an annoyed Kang. An easy reader from the team of Jim Salicrup and Win Mortimer.
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Spider-Man and Moon Knight’s effort to track down Maggia’s “Big M” leads them back to the wild winds of Cyclone. Despite its team up of interesting protagonists, this comic from Bill Mantlo, Jim Mooney and Mike Esposito proves to be an utterly average affair.
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As Angel races to recruit the Avengers, Cyclops escapes Magneto’s dungeon and attempts to free the X-Men. This reprint tale by Gary Friedrich, Don Heck and Werner Roth gets three new pages drawn by Sal Buscema.
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Doctor Doom struggles to bring Sub-Mariner to heel as the two race into conflict with MODOK – and the Cosmic Cube! A fun outing that is hampered by some curious character choices, from the team of Gerry Conway, Gene Colan and Mike Esposito.
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An amnesiac Sub-Mariner is stalked by Doctor Doom, who needs Namor for a plot to acquire the Cosmic Cube. A fun, stylish outing from the team of Gerry Conway, Gene Colan and Mike Esposito.
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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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The Rudyardan ambassador demands help from Black Panther and the Avengers in protecting the white-nationalist nation’s embassy staff. A fun-but-messy affair from the creative team of Steve Englehart, Bob Brown and Dave Cockrum.
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The royal family heads to New York seeking answers – but instead finds a fight with the Kree emissary Shatterstar. Doug Moench’s story jumps right into the action, ably illustrated by a young George Pérez.
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Still trying to return to his present, Spider-Man ends up in another dystopian future – Deathlok’s 1990 New York! Bill Mantlo brings his time-travel six-parter to a close with this serviceable done-in-one, drawn by the team of Sal Buscema and Mike Esposito.
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