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Firestar #4 of 4, JUN 86, (writer) Tom DeFalco (artist) Mary Wilshire I really wanted to like this. Honest. Trite and contrived, there’s really no story here. Each issue is […]

Firestar #3 of 4, MAY 86 (writer) Tom Defalco (artist) Mary Wilshire This issue starts out with Firestar’s training. Even after three years, she’s still struggling with figuring out the

Firestar #2 of 4, APR 86 (writer) Tom DeFalco (artist) Mary Wilshire The White Queen is a wicked one. You can just feel the tendrils sliding around inside of Firestar’s

Firestar #1 of 4 Limited Series, MAR 86 (writer) Tom DeFalco (artist) Mary Wilshire Suppose I thought I was over with mutants. Kind of glad I’m not yet. Aside from

Daredevil #238, JAN 87 (writer) Ann Nocenti (artists) Sal Buscema & Steve Leialoha Now if there were one mini/crossover that I enjoyed (even through all the mutant zaniness) it was

The Avengers #266, APR 86 (writer) Roger Stern (artist) John Buscema I suppose they needed an epilogue to Secret Wars II because there wasn’t enough junk crammed down my throat

Daredevil #223, OCT 85 (writers) Denny O’Neil and Jim Shooter (artist) David Mazzucchelli The Beyonder comes knocking on the door of Nelson and Murdock, Attorneys at Law. What he asks

The Avengers #260, OCT 85 (writer) Roger Stern (artist) John Buscema After my disappointment over last night’s denouement featuring “the one from beyond” The Beyonder. It’s beyond me as to