Dennis A. Amith presents My Comic Book Journey
TITLE: Daredevil: The Man Without Fear vol. 1, issue #20 YEAR: September 1966 COMPANY: Marvel Comics Written by Stan Lee PENCILLING: John Romita ART: Gene Colan INKS: Irving Forbush LETTERING: Artie Simek With issue #20 of “Daredevil: The Man Without Fear”, we have the return Read More …
Matt reveals the true identity of Daredevil, Spider-Man makes an appearance and so much more! An action-packed issue! TITLE: Daredevil The Man Without Fear! vol. 1, issue #27 YEAR: April 1967 COMPANY: Marvel Comics STORY: Stan Lee PENCILS: Gene Colan INKING: Frankie Giacoia LETTERING: Artie Read More …
This issue actually features a pretty solid battle, which of course continues to issue #17. But it’s always interesting to see how Daredevil will find a way to get the upperhand of Spider-Man. Definitely an issue worth reading! TITLE: Daredevil The Man Without Fear! vol. Read More …
A fitting conclusion of this Kazar arc. From this arc, we learn more about Kazar’s past and his connection with the Plunderer but I found the series to be picking up steam as the stories are becoming to be much more readable, interesting but more Read More …
A magnificent battle between the X-Men vs. the Imperial Guards but an amazing rescue by the Starjammers. TITLE: Fantastic Four – Special King Sized Annual #3 YEAR: October 1965 COMPANY: Marvel Comics WRITER: Chris Claremont PENCILER: Jack Kirby INKER: Vince Colletta LETTERER: Artie Simek COLORIST: Read More …
While issue #47 is an interesting story about the the Beast and Ice Man, it’s definitely not one of the stronger silver age stories about the X-Men but it’s still one worth reading! TITLE: X-Men issue #47 YEAR: August 1968 COMPANY: Marvel Comics SUPERVISED: Stan Read More …
A fitting conclusion of this Kazar arc. From this arc, we learn more about Kazar’s past and his connection with the Plunderer but I found the series to be picking up steam as the stories are becoming to be much more readable, interesting but more Read More …
TITLE: Marvel Feature presents The Thing and the Incredible Hulk YEAR: September 1973 COMPANY: Marvel Comics WRITER: Len Wein ARTISTS: Jim Starlin & Joe Sinnott LETTERER: Artie Simek COLORIST: Glynis Wein EDITOR: Roy Thomas Back in 1973, several years after the world was introduced to Read More …
TITLE: Daredevil The Man Without Fear! vol. 1, issue #10 YEAR: October 1965 COMPANY: Marvel Comics EDITING: Stan Lee LAYOUTS: Bob Powell SCRIPT and ART: Wally Wood LETTERING: Artie Simek An evil mysterious being known as The Organizer has assembled villains and gave them villains Read More …
TITLE: Fantastic Four vol. 1, Issue #59 YEAR: February 1967 COMPANY: Marvel Comics Written by Stan Lee Illustrated by Jack Kirby Inker: Joe Sinnott Letterer: Artie Simek In issue #58, Dr. Doom has stolen the Silver Surfer’s cosmic powers and now has control of the Read More …
TITLE: Fantastic Four vol. 1, Issue #58 YEAR: January 1967 COMPANY: Marvel Comics Written by Stan Lee Illustrated by Jack Kirby Inker: Joe Sinnott Letterer: Artie Simek In issue #58, Dr. Doom has stolen the Silver Surfer’s cosmic powers and now has control of the Read More …