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Pictorial Love Stories v2 #1 - Matt Baker cover

2026-07-02T12:00:00.000-04:00

Matt Baker

Pictorial Love Stories v2 #1, 1952 - No Matt Baker art inside this one-shot first issue, but he does supply the dramatic cover. Divided into multi-panels, it previous several stories inside. A man calls off his wedding on the most dominant scene, suggesting infidelity on the part his bride-to-be. As usual, Baker's drawings show conflict and tenderness with a high level of craftsmanship. Other artists in this issue include Enrico Bagnoli and Hy Rosen.

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Key 1st issue

Pictorial Love Stories v1 = 1 Baker issue, 1 key issue

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Baker cover pencils and inks = ***

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The Unexpected #192 - non-attributed Nestor Redondo art

2026-07-02T00:00:00.000-04:00

Unexpected #192

The Unexpected v1 #192, 1979 - Two men struggle against boredom on a remote plantation. Even within a single page, Nestor Redondo includes just enough detail and information to clearly establish the story's setting. Other artists in this bronze age comic include E.R. Cruz, Danny Tolentino, Ric Estrada, Rubeny, Irwin Hasen, Romeo Tanghal and Dave Hunt. Cover by Luis Domingez.

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Unexpected v1 = 7 Redondo issues

Redondo gallery

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"Final Entry" Redondo story pencils and inks 1 page = ***

Nestor Redondo

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Young Allies #1 - Jack Kirby art & cover + 1st issue

2026-07-01T12:00:00.000-04:00

Jack Kirby

Young Allies (Comics) v1 #1, 1941 - A British agent gets captured and tortured by the Nazis. A group of kid adventurers called the Sentinels of Liberty intervene to rescue him. Led by Captain America's partner Bucky, they're soon joined by Toro, the Human Torch's sidekick. Together, they join the agent's secret mission. Each chapter in this first issue begins with an action-packed Jack Kirby splash. The story's intro (see interior page below) crams them together on a single page. Other artists in this issue include Syd Shores and Charles Nicholas.

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Key 1st issue

Young Allies v1 = 1 Kirby issue, 1 key issue

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Kirby cover pencils (Joe Simon inks) = **
Kirby story pencils (Joe Simon inks) 5 separate pages = ***
+ other stories

Jack Kirby

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Eclipse the Magazine #5 - Marshall Rogers art

2026-07-01T00:00:00.000-04:00

Eclipse the Magazine #5

Eclipse the Magazine v1 #5, 1982 - Following his prey to a secret meeting place, Coyote runs afoul of the Void, a horrifically scarred man who moves between dimensions. Their ensuing fight is more active and detailed than the rest of the pages. Marshall Rogers also varies panel borders to toggle between realities. Though tame compared to previous issues, his innovative work continues. This story was later reprinted in the graphic novel I Am Coyote. Other artists in this copper age comic include Michael William Kaluta, Eugene H. Worrell, Billy Graham, Eytan Wronker, Trina Robbins, Gene Colan and Terry Beatty. Cover by Kaluta.

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Eclipse the Magazine v1 = 8 Rogers issues

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"I Am Coyote (chapter 4)" Rogers story pencils and inks 12 pages (black and white) = ***

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Gambit v3 #1 - 1st issue

2026-06-30T18:00:00.000-04:00

Gambit #1

Gambit v3 #1, 1993 - Remy LeBeau gets an unexpected visit from his brother, who warns him of an upcoming war between the Assassin's Guild and his family of thieves. Though he turns down the X-men's offer to accompany him to New Orleans, Gambit cannot dissuade Rogue from coming. This first issue of the cajun mutant's first series was written by Howard Mackie and drawn by Lee Weeks and Klaus Janson. Cover by Weeks.

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Key 1st issue

Gambit v3 = 1 key issue

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"Tithing" 23 pages

Gambit #1

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1984 #10 - Alex Nino art

2026-06-30T12:00:00.000-04:00

1984 #10

1984 (magazine) v1 #10, 1979 - Set in the future, a man needs his popcorn machine repaired, only to find a shop that can offer any product that one can dream of. Alex Nino's artwork is unabashedly humorous in nature, but with a disturbing edge as well. Most impressive is his experimental layouts, using circular panels and segments to contrast against the magazine's rectangular format. Despite the visual complexity of the pages, Nino's pacing and sequencing are crystal clear. Other artists in this bronze age science fiction magazine include Jose Ortiz.

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1984 v1 = 10 Nino issues

Nino gallery

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"The Whatever Shop" Nino story pencils and inks 12 pages = ****

Alex Nino

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Blitzkrieg #1 - Joe Kubert cover + 1st issue

2026-06-30T00:00:00.000-04:00

Joe Kubert

Blitzkrieg v1 #1, 1976 - In a bold move, DC begins a brand new type of war title. Set during during World War II, the stories are told from the German soldiers' point of view. Joe Kubert's cover for this first issue aims to distinguish between those that are duty-bound and those with wrestle with the morality of their cause. This is a recurring theme throughout the series. Other artists in this issue include Ric Estrada.

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Key 1st issue

Blitzkrieg v1 = 1 key issue, 5 Kubert issues

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Kubert cover pencils and inks = ***

Blitzkrieg #1

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Power Man #41 - 1st Goldbug, Thunderbolt

2026-06-29T12:03:50.835-04:00

Power Man #41

(Luke Cage) Power Man v1 #41, 1977 - Accompanying a gold shipment to Washington DC, Luke expects an easy ride in an unobtrusive van. A bomb explodes inside, just as the speedy Thunderbolt arrives. Unaware he's an ally, Power Man engages in battle. Meanwhile, Gold Bug transports the ingots into his hovering craft. Despite the cover and story title, the two new characters are on opposite sides of the law. This Marv Wolfman story was drawn by Lee Elias and Tom Palmer. Cover by Ernie Chan.

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Key 1st appearance, 1st cover Goldbug, Thunderbolt

Power Man v1 = multiple key issues

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"Thunderbolt and Goldbug" 17 pages

1st Goldbug, Thunderbolt

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Charlton Bullseye #5 - Alex Toth art & cover, John Byrne, Neal Adams, Don Newton art

2026-06-29T01:00:00.000-04:00

Alex Toth

Charlton Bullseye v1 #5, 1976 - Upon the return of the Banshee, the Question smokes him out of hiding for a final confrontation. Alex Toth showcases the hero in a shattering cover design. His story art is black and white, but only slightly less impactful. Toth's mastery of light and shadow is evident, as well as his sharp sense of design. A Doomsday +1 story continues from the previous issue, with John Byrne drawing all but the first three pages. His artwork is comparable to the regular Doomsday series published around the same time, but could have certainly benefited from color. Don Newton provides two text illustrations for his own interview about his work on The Phantom. Lastly, Neal Adams confidently renders his own version of the Doomsday characters on the back cover of this bronze age fanzine.

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Charlton Bullseye v1 = 1 Adams issue, 4 Byrne issues, 2 Newton issues, 1 Toth issue

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Toth cover pencils and inks = ****
"Untitled" Toth story pencils and inks 8 pages = ***
"Part Two: The Man from Elsewhen" Byrne story pencils and inks 11 pages = ***
Newton text illos pencils and inks 2 pages = ***
Neal Adams back cover = ***
(All interiors in black and white)

John Byrne

Alex Toth

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Zulu #NN - Movie adaptation

2026-06-28T12:00:00.000-04:00

Zulu #NN

Zulu #NN (no number), 1964 - Supporting the film that came out earlier in the year, this comic book adaption chronicles the Battle of Rorke's Drift in South Africa in 1879. A small British outpost is attacked by four thousand Zulu warriors, with little hope of survival. Black and white photos from the movie, including limited credits, adorn the inside front cover. On a side note, Zulu was actor Michael Caine's first major film role. This movie adaptation was written by Paul S. Newman and drawn by Jack Sparling. Photo cover.

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Select Movie adaptation

Zulu v1 = 1 select issue

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"Zulu" 32 pages

Zulu #NN

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Dark Horse Presents #58 - Frank Miller art

2026-06-28T00:00:00.000-04:00

Dark Horse Presents #58

Dark Horse Presents v1 #58, 1991 - Imprisoned along with his parole officer Lucille, Marv tries to make sense of the lethal killer who put them there. The main character's drift back into consciousness is elegantly captured on Frank Miller's opening splash. Remaining pages are less innovative, but no less intense. As usual, Miller's layouts and careful pacing come to the fore. This episode was later reprinted in the Sin City trade paperback. Other artists in this issue include Eric Vincent.

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Dark Horse Presents v1 = 13 Miller issues
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"Sin City episode 8" Miller story pencils and inks 8 pages (black and white) = ***

Frank Miller

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Avengers - comic series checklist

2026-06-27T17:45:40.904-04:00

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Avengers v1
Marvel
1963-96

1 - Kirby art & cover + 1st appearance key
2 - Kirby art & cover + 1st Space Phantom key
3 - Kirby art & cover
4 - Kirby art & cover + 1st Captain America revival key

5 - Kirby art & cover
6 - Kirby art & cover + 1st Baron Zemo, Masters of Evil key
7 - Kirby art & cover
8 - Kirby art & cover + 1st Kang key
9 - Kirby cover + 1st Wonder Man key
10 - Kirby cover + 1st Immortus key
11 - Kirby cover
12 - Kirby cover
13 - Kirby cover + 1st Count Nefaria key
14 - Kirby cover

15 - Kirby cover
16 - Kirby cover
17 - Kirby cover
18 - Kirby cover
19 - Kirby cover + 1st Swordsman key
20-22
23 - Kirby cover
24 - Kirby cover
25 - Kirby cover
26 - mis-attributed Kirby cover
27

28 - Kirby cover + 1st Collector key

29-42

43 - 1st Red Guardian key

44-47

48 - 1st Black Knight key

49-51

52 - 1st Grim Reaper key

53-56

57 - Buscema art & cover + 1st Vision key, favorite

59 - 1st Yellowjacket key

60-62

63 - 1st Goliath key

64,65
66 - Smith art
67 - Smith art
68,69

70 - 1st Squadron Sinister key

71-74

75 - 1st Arkon key

76-79

80 - 1st Red Wolf key, select

81-91

92 - Adams cover
93 - Adams art & cover
94 - Adams art & cover
95 - Adams art
96 - Adams art & cover
97
98 - Smith art & cover
99 - Smith art & cover
100 - Smith art & cover + Milestone issue select
101-106
107 - Starlin art
108-119
120 - non-attributed Starlin cover
121 - mis-attributed Starlin cover
122-134
135 - Starlin cover
136 - Ploog reprint

137 - Starlin art
138-163
164 - Byrne art
165 - Byrne art
166 - Byrne art
167-180
181 - Byrne art
182 - Byrne art
183 - Byrne art
184 - Byrne art
185 - Byrne art
186 - Byrne art & cover
187 - Byrne art & cover
188 - Byrne art & cover
189 - Byrne art & cover
190 - Byrne art & cover
191 - Byrne art
192
193 - Miller cover
194,195

196 - 1st Taskmaster key

197-203
204 - Newton art
205-232

233 - Byrne art & cover

234-259
260 - Byrne cover
261-304

305 - Byrne cover

306-402

Kid Colt Outlaw #147 - Al Williamson reprint

2026-06-27T13:00:00.000-04:00

Kid Colt Outlaw #147

Kid Colt Outlaw v1 #147, 1970 - One highlight from this bronze age western comic is an Al Williamson tale from Kid Colt Outlaw #66. Unfortunately, they omitted six panels from the original story, which in my opinion, ruins it. Cover by Herb Trimpe. Other artists in this issue include Jack Keller.

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Extra #1 - 1st issue

2026-06-27T12:00:00.000-04:00

Extra #1

Extra v1 #1, 1955 - One of EC's post-horror titles, Extra focused on stories from a journalistic point of view. In this first issue's opening tale, a tip emerges that an ex-Nazi is running guns from the US to Costa. Reporter Keith Michaels flies to a small island in Cuba to investigate. Other stories have similar elements of danger. Interior artwork provided by Johnny Craig, John Severin and Reed Crandall. Cover by Craig.

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Key 1st issue

Extra v1 = 1 key issue

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"Dateline: Cayo Romano, Cuba" 8 pages

+ other stories

Extra #1

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Beep Beep the Road Runner v2 #1 - Key reprint

2026-06-27T00:00:00.000-04:00

Beep Beep the Road Runner v2 #1

Beep Beep the Road Runner v2 #1, 1966 - Though technically a first issue, this comic actually reprints the Road Runner's first appearance from Four Color v2 #918. Gold Key begins re-purposing older material before eventually adding new content. This is the character's second self-titled series.

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Eerie v3 #12 - Jeff Jones art

2026-06-26T00:00:00.000-04:00

Eerie v3 #12

Eerie v3 #12, 1967 - In search of Mayan treasure, two modern explorers find an ancient temple dedicated to a vampire bat god. Set in the South American jungles, Jeff Jones leaves much to the readers' imagination, filling in a handful of details here and there. His approach is more graphic, resulting in interesting new page designs. Perhaps most effective is the opening panel, where Jones turns jungle flora into ominous shapes. Other artists in this bronze age magazine include Dan Adkins, Roy G. Krenkel, Tom Sutton, Johnny Craig, Joe Orlando, Ric Estrada and Al McWilliams. Cover painting by Adkins.

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Eerie v3 = 5 Jones issues
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"Vampyrus" Jones story pencils and inks 7 pages = ***

Jeff Jones

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Showcase #66 - 1st B'wana Beast

2026-06-25T18:06:00.000-04:00

Showcase #66

Showcase v1 #66, 1967 - Since graduating college, Michael Maxwell takes up his best friend's offer to join him in Africa. When he and Rubert Kenboya arrive, a freak accident brings down their plane. What happens next involves an intelligent gorilla, a secret cave, and a serum that turns Michael into the fabled B'wana Beast. With magical powers and the ability to communicate with animals, he dedicates himself to justice and the building of a new African nation. This Bob Haney story was drawn by Mike Sekowsky and George Roussos Colors. Cover by Sekowsky and Joe Giella

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Key 1st appearance, 1st cover, 1st origin Michael Maxwell as B'wana Beast

Showcase v1 = multiple key issues

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"The Birth of B'wana Beast" 24 pages

1st Bwana Beast

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All-American Comics #99 - Alex Toth art & cover

2026-06-25T12:00:00.000-04:00

Alex Toth
All-American Comics v1 #99, 1948 - Alan Scott goes on a long-waited vacation in the woods with his dog Streak. While fishing, they stumble upon a bank robber intent on retrieving two million dollars of stolen loot. Despite Green Lantern going into action, the thief gets away. Alex Toth does a decent job with this early work. Some of the figure drawings and layouts may be primitive, but there's a high level of detail and effort. Toth's cover unfortunately falls flat. Other artists in this golden age issue include Art Peddy, Bernard Sachs and Howard Purcell.

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All-American Comics v1 issues = 9 Toth issues

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Toth cover pencils and inks = *
"Nest of Terror" Toth story pencils and inks 12 pages = ***

Alex Toth

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Iron Man #80 - Jack Kirby cover

2026-06-25T00:00:00.000-04:00

Jack Kirby

Iron Man v1 #80, 1975 - Jack Kirby executes the first of many disappointing covers on this title. Iron Man's centered position and symmetrical layout is fairly commonplace in comics, with little to illicit excitement. At first glance, it seems that two of the background planets attach to the hero's hands. While stylistically recognizable, Kirby has done far better. Other artists in this bronze age comic include Chic Stone and Vince Colletta.

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Iron Man v1 = 6 Kirby issues

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Kirby cover pencils (Al Milgrom inks) = **

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Christmas Cards to Make at Home

2026-06-24T12:38:00.000-04:00

"send your handmade card to your friends"

Comic book activities page, 1950s - Make your own Christmas cards using colored paper, window screen, a toothbrush and poster paint. Published in Christmas Parade #2.

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E-Man #10 - John Byrne art

2026-06-24T00:00:00.000-04:00

E-Man #10

E-Man v1 #10, 1975 - With this issue, Rog 2000 makes his final appearance in this bronze age title. John Byrne, his creator and artist, pits the robot against a swamp monster (a character type found all too often in the 1970s). The inks are fairly heavy-handed throughout, lacking sensitivity in certain scenes. Byrne's drawing of a church cathedral on page five is especially sloppy. This story was later reprinted in the 1985 compilation Rog 2000. Other artists in this bronze age comic include Joe Staton. Cover by Staton.

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E-man v1 = 4 Byrne issues

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"Rog 2000 vs the Sog" Byrne story pencils and inks 7 pages = **

John Byrne

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Tarzan #44 - Russ Manning art

2026-06-23T18:00:00.000-04:00

Tarzan #44

Tarzan v1 #44, 1953 - Sneaking into the enemy village, the Brothers of the Spear gain useful information ahead of their impending attack. Russ Manning varies his drawings within very similar layouts. Some of the figure drawing seem a tad clumsy as well. Still early in his career, Manning shows more potential than skill. Other artists in this golden age comic include Jesse Marsh. Photo cover.

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Tarzan v1 = 132 Manning issues
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Untitled Brothers of the Spear story Manning pencils and inks 6 pages = *

Russ Manning

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Marvel Comics Presents #46 - Marshall Rogers art

2026-06-23T12:00:00.000-04:00

Marvel Comics Presents #46

Marvel Comics Presents v1 #46, 1990 - The Sub-mariner tries to aid a distressed humpback whale, when hunters suddenly arrive with powered harpoons. Marshall Rogers lends his inking skills to this brief tale, but the results are disappointing. Evidence of his eclectic style is scant and adds little to the story. Other artists in this issue include John Buscema, Rodney Ramos, Mark McKenna, Hugh Haynes and Fred Fredericks. Cover by Rob Liefeld.

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Marvel Comics Presents v1 = 5 Rogers issues

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"The Eye That Sees" Rogers story inks (Dell Barras pencils) 8 pages = *

Marshall Rogers

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Durango Kid #12 - Frank Frazetta art

2026-06-23T00:00:00.000-04:00

Durango Kid #12

Durango Kid v1 #12, 1951 - Dan Brand and Tipi continue to aid the American Revolutionary war effort, this time defending against redcoats entering from Canada. Frank Frazetta's drawing skills continue to be impressive. The final confrontation between Dan and a renegade scout (page 7) seems repetitive, but his renditions of pristine forests and rock formations are breathtaking. The artist's strongest panel depicts the main characters descending from a tree (page 2 panel 4). The dappled light and shadows give the scene a naturalistic quality. This story was later reprinted in White Indian #13. Other artists in this issue include Joe Certa (Durango Kid stories).

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Durango Kid v1 = 16 Frazetta issues

Frazetta gallery
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"River Gauntlet" Frazetta story pencils and inks 7 pages = ***

Frank Frazetta

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Hawkman Special v2 #1 - Jim Starlin art & cover + 1st issue

2026-06-22T12:00:00.000-04:00

Jim Starlin

Hawkman Special v2 #1, 2008 - A cosmic being called the Demiurge reveals the truth behind Hawkman's past and origins. He also hints at future events and other revelations before leaving him to his own thoughts. Jim Starlin's script is made more potent by his drawings. Al Milgrom does a superlative job with the inks, adding detail where needed. Layout and pacing are among Starlin's strengths, which are bolstered by multiple two-page spreads.

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Key 1st issue

Hawkman Special v2 = 1 key issue, 1 Starlin issue

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Starlin cover pencils (Al Milgrom inks) = ***
"Actuality Contamination" Starlin pencils (Al Milgrom inks) 30 pages = ***

Jim Starlin

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Pencil Ink

Pictorial Love Stories v2 #1 - Matt Baker cover

The Unexpected #192 - non-attributed Nestor Redondo art

Young Allies #1 - Jack Kirby art & cover + 1st issue

Eclipse the Magazine #5 - Marshall Rogers art

Gambit v3 #1 - 1st issue

1984 #10 - Alex Nino art

Blitzkrieg #1 - Joe Kubert cover + 1st issue

Power Man #41 - 1st Goldbug, Thunderbolt

Charlton Bullseye #5 - Alex Toth art & cover, John Byrne, Neal Adams, Don Newton art

Zulu #NN - Movie adaptation

Dark Horse Presents #58 - Frank Miller art

Avengers - comic series checklist﻿

Kid Colt Outlaw #147 - Al Williamson reprint

Extra #1 - 1st issue

Beep Beep the Road Runner v2 #1 - Key reprint

Eerie v3 #12 - Jeff Jones art

Showcase #66 - 1st B'wana Beast

All-American Comics #99 - Alex Toth art & cover

Iron Man #80 - Jack Kirby cover

Christmas Cards to Make at Home

E-Man #10 - John Byrne art

Tarzan #44 - Russ Manning art

Marvel Comics Presents #46 - Marshall Rogers art

Durango Kid #12 - Frank Frazetta art

Hawkman Special v2 #1 - Jim Starlin art & cover + 1st issue

Avengers - comic series checklist