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Esteban Maroto — Savage Sword of Conan #1 inside-front cover illustration (1974) Source
Alfredo Alcala — Savage Sword of Conan #1 (1974) Source
Esteban Maroto — Red Sonja, Savage Sword of Conan #1 (1974) Source

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BHOC: MARVEL TALESÂ #107 I continued to pick up MARVEL TALES every month to help fill in the gaps in my knowledge of Spider-Man's history....
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Lee & Kirby: An Excised Page From FANTASTIC FOURÂ #31 I had written about this a little bit before, in the context of a broader review of this early issue of FANTASTIC FOUR:...
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BHOC: INVADERS #41 The appearance of this book constituted something of a surprise. I seem to recall that it showed up on the spinner rack of my local 7-11, which I still continued to frequent in addition to the new Stationery Store....
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Continuing our celebration of John Byrne’s return to the X-Men with his WECBA Limited Edition Portfolio (1993) featuring key scenes from Byrne's definitive run on the Uncanny X-Men.

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FSC: DAREDEVIL #192 In the early 1980s, Frank Miller had a transformative run on DAREDEVIL. Starting out as only the book's penciler, he began to shift it in tone, moving it away from the ersatz Spider-Man clone it had been towards something with a bit more of a noir sensibility to it....
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BC: AVENGERS #150 AVENGERS #150 was another book that was in the collection of my friend David Steckel, and which I borrowed from him to read at some point or another....
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BHOC: INCREDIBLE HULKÂ #239 INCREDIBLE HULK had kind of hit its stride for what would remain of the 1970s and the early 1980s....
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Batman vs. The Incredible Hulk (DC Special #27 - September, 1981) cover by José LuÃs GarcÃa-López
BHOC: AVENGERS #187 I picked up the newest issue of AVENGERS on my now-weekly Thursday trip to the Stationery Store....
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FSC: X-MEN MARVEL ILLUSTRATEDÂ Paperback By 1982, Marvel had been making inroads into establishing itself as a children's book publisher as much as a periodical comic book publisher....
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BHOC: FUN AND GAMES MAGAZINEÂ #1 This shows you just how in the tank i was for Marvel at this point. The next time I visited the Stationery Store that had become my main outlet for buying new comics, this book was situated among the other stacks on the shelf....
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BHOC: DOCTOR STRANGEÂ #36 I was never really much of a DOCTOR STRANGE fan, and so outside of a few key runs, it wasn't a title that I read avidly....
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INCREDIBLE HULK 192 (1975). Marvel Comics.
Rejected/unpublished cover by Herb Trimpe.
Published cover by Ed Hannigan and Frank Giacoia.
Star Trek #11, page 14. Marvel Comics, 1981. Breakdowns by Joe Brozowski. Finishes by Tom Palmer.

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FSC: THE X-MEN COMPANIONÂ IIFSC: THE X-MEN COMPANION II In my memory, the second volume of the two-book X-MEN COMPANION series that was released by Fantagraphics, the publishers of the Comics Journal, took forever to arrive.... http://tombrevoort.com/2026/06/21/fsc-the-x-men-companion-ii/
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BC: WHAT IFÂ #1BC: WHAT IF #1 At the time when I started getting into Marvel Comics in the late 1970s, WHAT IF was considered something of a special book, at least among my small circle of comic-reading acquaintances.... http://tombrevoort.com/2026/06/21/bc-what-if-1/
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