Captain America teams with Spider-Man and Nick Fury in an effort to keep the Sultan from annihilating Washington, D.C. An odd, subpar story from David Anthony Kraft with strong art support from Mike Zeck and John Beatty.
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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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Moon Knight’s conflict with the Maggia is interrupted by Spider-Man, bringing the two heroes to blows. Though this issue holds a special place in this reviewer’s heart, this 1978 tale from Bill Mantlo, Mike Zeck and Bruce Patterson remains typical Spidey fare.
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Captain America shifts between several different realities before realizing something is very wrong with America! An excellent political parable from J.M. DeMatteis, Mike Zeck and “Quickdraw Studios.”
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Jack of Hearts saves capsized boaters before heading home for an eventual battle with an assassin named Jonathan Hemlock. This one-shot outing from Bill Mantlo – featuring nice art from Keith Giffen and Rudy Nebres – is a strong scene-setter issue.
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Despite strong art from up-and-comers like Tom Sutton, Rich Larson and Mike Zeck, Creepy Things #2 is still a bit of a mess.
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Colonel Whiteshroud is invited to investigate the reading of a family will – because someone there is a werewolf! While not perfect, Nicola Cuti and Mike Zeck’s full-length werewolf mystery earns a strong grade for effort.
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