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Cover of Night Man vs. Wolverine #0 by cover by Kelley Jones

Cover of The Flash #106 by Oscar Jimenez

Cover of Archie & Friends #16 by Dan DeCarlo

Cover of Tex Avery's Screwball Squirrel #2 by Bill Morrison

30 years ago:

-Night Man vs. Wolverine #0 by Steve Englehart & Kyle Hotz
-The Flash #106 by Mark Waid & Oscar Jimenez
-Archie & Friends #16 by Dan Parent; Bill Golliher; George Gladir & Rex Lindsey
-Screwball Squirrel #2 by Bob Fingerman & Greg Hyland with Paul Castiglia, Lou Litel & Brian Lemay

The '90s have a bad reputation for a reason, even if I find people broadly dismiss the entire decade as if it was all this. Because right alongside this was the excellent Sandman Mystery Theatre, plus Daredevil by JM DeMatteis & Ron Wagner and Bob Hall's Shadowman (although this was its last issue).

It's such a whiplash. Written by Alan Moore. That cover.

Cover of Sandman Mystery Theatre #31 by Gavin Wilson

Cover of Daredevil #345 by Ron Wagner

Cover of Violator vs. Badrock #2 by Rob Liefeld

Cover of Shadowman #43 by Bob Hall

Released 30 years ago this wek:

-Sandman Mystery Theatre #31 by Matt Wagner, Steven T. Seagle and Guy Davis; cover by Gavin Wilson
-Daredevil #345 by JM DeMatteis and Ron Wagner
-Violator vs. Badrock #2 by Alan Moore and Brian Denham; cover by Rob Liefeld
-Shadowman #43 by Bob Hall

lol could be!

a man in a suit and tie is making a funny face and saying this is unacceptable . Alt: Conan O'Brien making an exaggerated angry face and saying this is unacceptable

That is not how Spider-Man's powers work!!!!

Oh also happy birthday @shanembailey.com!

That DHP 100 cover is by Bernie Wrightson actually. The rest of the alt text credits for the covers are correct.

Cover of Uncanny X-Men #325 by Joe Madureira

Cover of Darkseid vs. Galactus: The Hunger #1 by John Byrne

Cover of Kurt Busiek's Astro City #1 by Alex Ross

Cover of Dark Horse Presents 100 #2 by Mike Mignola

30 years ago this week:

-Uncanny X-Men #325 by Scott Lobdell & Joe Madureira
-Darkseid vs. Galactus: The Hunger #1 by John Byrne
-Astro City #1 by Kurt Busiek & Brent Anderson
-Dark Horse Presents 100 #2 by Mike Mignola, Eddie Campbell, Jack Pollack, Scott Musgrove, Roberta Gregory & Paul Pope

I've never seen that before! Phil Hartman and Chris Farley stealing the show as always. I miss those two.

I love that they went to the trouble of creating that giant jar set with the fogging up glass just for a 5-second button at the end of that sketch.

50 years ago this week ^

This appeared to be a skip week for Marvel. It was a 5th week for comics so maybe they didn't have anything ready.

Cover of Detective Comics #452 by Ernie Chan

Cover of Action Comics #452 by Bob Oksner

Cover of Space Family Robinson: Lost in Space #45 by George Wilson

Cover of Bugs Bunny #166 by Ralph Heimdahl

1975:

-Detective Comics #452 by David Vern & Ernie Chan; E. Nelson Bridwell & José Luis García-López
-Action Comics #452 by Jim Shooter & Curt Swan; Elliot S. Maggin & Mike Grell
-Space Family Robinson #45 by Gaylord Du Bois & Dan Spiegle
-Bugs Bunny #166 by Mark Evanier w/Tom McKimson & Lee Holley

I didn't realize DuckDuckGo had their own desktop browser! Just downloaded! Thanks!

DuckDuckGo and Brave are my default search engine and browser respectively. Here's one more reason.

Hah, seconding this!

Cover of Crisis on Infinite Earths #8 by George Pérez

Cover of Longshot #3 by Art Adams

Cover of Love and Rockets #13 by Jaime Hernandez

Cover of Nexus #15 by Steve Rude

Released 40 years ago this week:

-Crisis on Infinite Earths #8 by Marv Wolfman and George Pérez
-Longshot #3 by Ann Nocenti and Art Adams
-Love and Rockets #13 by Jaime Hernandez and Gilbert Hernandez with Daniel Clowes
-Nexus #15 by Mike Baron and Steve Rude with Mark A. Nelson

Not Added: Jeff Week Infinity Comic In September 2024, Marvel Comics released Jeff Week Infinity Comic exclusively to their digital comics subscription service Marvel Unlimited. The 5-issue mini-series had a unique release schedule, …

New Warriors appearance: Jubilee (who was once a member of the New Warriors) was supposed to babysit Jeff the Land Shark but it didn't go so well in last year's Jeff Week Infinity Comic. We're considering this to be set in its own alternate reality but it's still funny and adorable. More info here:

Cover of The Invisibles #13 by Sean Phillips

Cover of Aliens/Predator: The Deadliest of the Species #12 by John Bolton

Cover of X-O Manowar #52 by Andy Smith

Cover of Curse of Rune #3 by Kyle Hotz

30 years ago this week:

-The Invisibles #13 by Grant Morrison & Jill Thompson; cover by Sean Phillips
-Aliens/Predator: The Deadliest of the Species #12 by Chris Claremont & Eduardo Barreto; cover by John Bolton
-X-O Manowar #52 by Bart Sears & Andy Smith
-Curse of Rune #3 by Chris Ulm & Kyle Hotz

Cover of Robin #21 by Tom Grummett

Cover of X-Force #46 by Adam Pollina

Cover of Groo #9 by Sergio Aragonés

Cover of Uncle Scrooge #294 by Dan Rosa

Released 30 years ago this week:

-Robin #21 by Chuck Dixon and Mike Wieringo; cover by Tom Grummett
-X-Force #46 by Jeph Loeb and Adam Pollina
-Groo #9 by Mark Evanier and Sergio Aragonés
-Uncle Scrooge #294 by Dan Rosa with Jacques Bakker, Tom Anderson, David Gerstein and Daniel Branca

Don't overthink it: what comic book panels/pages live in your head rent-free? Drop four and tag #comicsdna

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Cover of Action Comics #714 by Kieron Dwyer

Cover of Spectacular Spider-Man #228 by Sal Buscema

Cover of Star Wars: Jabba the Hutt - The Dynasty Trap #1 by Mark Harrison

Cover of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine #25 by Leonard Kirk

30 years ago:

-Action Comics #714 by David Michelinie & Kieron Dwyer
-Spectacular Spider-Man #228 by Tom DeFalco & Sal Buscema
-Star Wars: Jabba the Hutt - The Dynasty Trap #1 by Jim Woodring & Art Wetherell; cover by Mark Harrison
-Star Trek: Deep Space Nine #25 by Dan Mishkin & Leonard Kirk

New Nova ongoing series announced At last weekend’s Comic-Con International: San Diego, Marvel Comics announced Nova: Centurion, a new ongoing series starring Richard Rider as Nova launching this November. The news, first ann…

All the info I could gather on what we know so far about the new Nova series so far

Hey! I'm going to be writing the new ongoing NOVA: CENTURION as part of a dynamite slate of Marvel cosmic titles!

Cover of The Sandman #71 by Dave McKean

Cover of Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme #81 by Mark Buckingham

Cover of Stray Bullets #5 by David Lapham

Cover of Roarin’ Rick’s Rare Bit Fiends #13 by Rick Veitch

30 years ago this week:

-The Sandman #71 by Neil Gaiman & Michael Zulli; cover by Dave McKean
-Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme #81 by Warren Ellis & Mark Buckingham
-Stray Bullets #5 by David Lapham
-Roarin’ Rick’s Rare Bit Fiends #13 by Rick Veitch with James Owen, J. Dickinson & Steve Peters

It's not political to think people shouldn't be starved to death.

Cover of Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #75 by Ted McKeever

Cover of Wolverine #93 by Adam Kubert

Cover of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles/Savage Dragon Crossover #1 by Michael Dooney

Cover of The Alliance #1 by Jim Valentino

Released 30 yearsa go this week:

-Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #75 by Ted McKeever
-Wolverine #93 by Larry Hama and Adam Kubert
-Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles/Savage Dragon Crossover #1 by Michael Dooney
-The Alliance #1 by Jim Valentino

It's so lame!

It's always a little disappointing to me when modern writers don't give their stories story titles. But then there's this and maybe if you can't think of anything not actively ridiculous it's best to not have a title at all.

I am typically the only or almost the only one wearing a mask at the protests I've been going to. The protests are really the only social, public events I go to. I can't tell you what seeing this means to me. Thank you so much! And also, I love that portrait, you really captured your eyes.

I usually try to stick to one issue per publisher each day, but both from Marvel needed to be featured. Plus with the GCD down I couldn't really find a worthy issue from a non-Marvel/DC publisher where creator credits are listed on Mike's Amazing World from this week in 1975.