Markley’s Fevered Brain: What’s New?


Metal Men #1

Metal Men #1


There are so many first issues being released that it can be a bit overwhelming keeping track of them all. Wayne Markley’s here to help as he looks at some recent releases including Thor, Metal Men, and Everything.

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The Origin of the Very First Ghost Rider Revealed in AVENGERS #7!


Avengers #7

Avengers #7


Discover the origin of the first Ghost Rider in Marvel’s Avengers #7.

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Markley’s Fevered Brain: The Grooving Seventies


Marvel Firsts: The 1970s Vol. 1

Marvel Firsts: The 1970s Vol. 1



Westfield’s Wayne Markley travels back to the 1970s and reviews Marvel Firsts: The 1970s Vol. 1.

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Markley’s Fevered Brain: To Buy or Not to Buy, That is the Question


Captain Britain Omnibus

Captain Britain Omnibus


Westfield’s Wayne Markley takes a look at Marvel’s Omnibuses.

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Fifth Degree: Marvel annoys me, DC makes me happy


Booster Gold #26 second printing

by Josh Crawley

I’ve been a little mentally wiped-out the past few days, possibly because I could sit for hours (and have) reading Todd Klein’s logo studies. They’re great fun, but you shouldn’t go read them until you finish here. It’s just a little ranting; you’ll be done soon enough.

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Beauology 101: When A Man’s A Man


Captain Savage #4

by Beau Smith

Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, and Steve Ditko. Those are the three names of fame that most people mention when the media, global as well as direct market, speak of Marvel Comics and how it made comic book history in the 1960’s. Sometimes when the reporter has really done their homework, they add Don Heck, John Romita, Sr., Gene Colan, The Buscema brothers, and Dick Ayers. Personally, I am very pleased when they mention the true group of artistic creators that took Marvel Comics out of the shadow of all other mainstream publishers and made superhero comics the best of the new with the respect to what had come before.

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