Dennis A. Amith presents My Comic Book Journey
TITLE: Dark Dominion Issue #2 YEAR: November 1993 COMPANY: Defiant Comics Created by Jim Shooter Developed by Jim Shooter and Steve Ditko Written by Len Wein Penciled by Joseph A. James Inked by Steve Leialoha Painted by Tim Perkins Lettered by George Roberts Edited by Read More …
I was captivated by the first issue of “Charlemagne” and it was definitely an entertaining series from the Defiant comics era. TITLE: Charlemagne Issue #1 YEAR: March 1994 COMPANY: Defiant Comics Plot by Jim Shooter, Phillip Nutman, Adam Pollina, Deborah Purcell and D.G. Chichester Written Read More …
What has happened to Japan since the resurrection of the Friend… Chaos! In this latest volume, we learn how bad the chaos is on the other side of Japan, while learning of what has happened to a few characters since the resurrection. Without spoiling anything… Read More …
TITLE: The Incredible Hulk Vol. 2, Issue 327 YEAR: January 1985 COMPANY: Marvel Comics Story & Layouts: Al Milgrom Artists: Steve Geiger & Sam Delarosa Letterer: Rick Parker & Workman Colorist: Peter Scotese Editor: Bob Harras Editor-in-Chief: Jim Shooter Many years before Thadeus “Thunderbolt” Ross Read More …
TITLE: The Incredible Hulk Vol. 2, Issue 326 YEAR: December 1984 COMPANY: Marvel Comics Story & Layouts: Al Milgrom Letterer: Rick Parker Editor: Bob Harras Editor-in-Chief: Jim Shooter We know the story of how Bruce Banner saved Rick Jones life in the very first issue Read More …
TITLE: The Incredible Hulk Vol. 1, Issue 324 YEAR: October 1984 COMPANY: Marvel Comics Story & Layouts: Al Milgrom Finishes: Dennis Janke Letterer: Rick Parker Colorists: George Roussos Editor: Bob Harras Editor-in-Chief: Jim Shooter Growing up and reading Marvel Comics, I can easily say one Read More …
TITLE: The Incredible Hulk Vol. 2, Issue 291 YEAR: January 1983 COMPANY: Marvel Comics Written by Bill Mantlo Artists: Sal Buscema & Gerry Talaoc Letterer: Jim Novak Colorists: Bob Sharen Editor: Ann Nocenti Editor-in-Chief: Jim Shooter Back in the early ’80s, Marvel Comics would feature Read More …