In reality, this is a Russian spy named Gregori Kronski, his duplicity is revealed in Incredible Hulk #188. (2/2)
02.03.2026 10:04 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0In reality, this is a Russian spy named Gregori Kronski, his duplicity is revealed in Incredible Hulk #188. (2/2)
02.03.2026 10:04 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0• This story states that Glenn Talbot was believed to have been killed in action in Incredible Hulk #166 however he survived but was taken prisoner. It is believed that he managed to escape in Incredible Hulk #176. (1/2)
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• Kaa's recollection of his first attempt at invading Earth was originally depicted in Strange Tales #79. (This story references Where Monsters Dwell #3 which reprinted the story from Strange Tales Vol 1 79.)
02.03.2026 10:03 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0Also featuring: Glenn Talbot (Russian spy Gregori Kronski), Hulkbusters, Real Glenn Talbot (mentioned), Harold Conrad (death).
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Art by: Herb Trimpe Inker(s): Herb Trimpe Colorist(s): Glynis Wein Letterer(s): Artie Simek Editor(s): Roy Thomas
Hulk Cover A Day:
Incredible Hulk #184 (Release Date: November 5, 1974. Cover Date: February 1, 1975.)
Writer: Len Wein.
Penciller: Herb Trimpe.
Featuring: Warlord Kaa (apparent death), Kirov Petrovna (1st app; mystery shooter), Betty Talbot, General Ross, Jack Armbruster.
#Hulk #Marvel
• This issue is dedicated to Iron Man's creators Stan Lee and Don Heck.
02.03.2026 09:39 — 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0Also featuring: Senator Byrd, Senator Andrew Jackson Hawk, Iron Man Armor MK V, Iron Man Armor MK III.
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Art by: Jim Starlin Inker(s): Mike Esposito Colorist(s): Janice Cohen Letterer(s): John Costanza, Ray Holloway Editor(s): Archie Goodwin
Iron Man Cover A Day:
Invincible Iron Man #100 (Release Date: April 26, 1977. Cover Date: July 1, 1977.)
Writer: Bill Mantlo.
Penciller: George Tuska.
Featuring: Mandarin, Michael O'Brien (also as Iron Man), Krissy Longfellow, Jasper Sitwell, Jonathan Rich (death).
#IronMan #Marvel
• Whisper Hill was last seen completely destroyed in Fantastic Four #134. Its reappearance is not explained.
02.03.2026 01:27 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0• The Mad Thinker here confirms that the Scavenger is actually his Killer Android first seen in Fantastic Four #69 and was dumped into the Negative Zone in Fantastic Four #71. How it was transformed is revealed next issue.
02.03.2026 01:26 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0• Reed lost his powers in Fantastic Four #178, a natural progression since he first discovered it in Fantastic Four #157. His powers are eventually restored in Fantastic Four #197.
02.03.2026 01:25 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0The cables were discontinued after Triton used one to pull Reed out of the Negative Zone in Fantastic Four #62. The Fantastic Four had been using jet packs to travel in the Negative Zone since Fantastic Four Annual #6. (2/2)
02.03.2026 01:25 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0• Ben mentions how the Negative Zone tethers they are using were discontinued by Reed because they were too dangerous. They were first used in Fantastic Four #51. (1/2)
02.03.2026 01:24 — 👍 2 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0• Agatha and Franklin are kidnapped by the Witches of New Salem, as revealed in their next appearances in Fantastic Four #185.
02.03.2026 01:23 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0• The Brute tossed Reed into the Negative Zone and has been posing as him since Fantastic Four #178.
02.03.2026 01:23 — 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0Also featuring: Witches of New Salem (1st app; shadow only), Alicia Masters, Franklin Richards, Agatha Harkness, Impossible Man, Thundra, Tigra. Whisper Hill, Negative Zone.
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Art by: Ron Wilson and Joe Sinnott Inker(s): Joe Sinnott Colorist(s): George Roussos Letterer(s): John Costanza Editor(s): Archie Goodwin
Fantastic Four Cover A Day:
Fantastic Four #182 (Release Date: February 22, 1977. Cover Date: May 1, 1977.)
Writer(s): Archie Goodwin, Len Wein, Jim Shooter, Bill Mantlo.
Penciller: Sal Buscema.
Featuring: Brute, Metalloid, Annihilus, Mad Thinker, Monster Android.
#FantasticFour #Marvel
• Although Peter proposes to Mary Jane at the end of this issue, she does not give him an answer until Amazing Spider-Man #183.
02.03.2026 01:06 — 👍 3 🔁 1 💬 0 📌 0Also featuring: Mamie Muggins.
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Art by: Ross Andru and Mike Esposito Inker(s): Mike Esposito Colorist(s): Glynis Wein Letterer(s): John Costanza Editor(s): Marv Wolfman Editor-in-Chief: Jim Shooter
Spider-Man Cover A Day:
Amazing Spider-Man #182 (Release Date: April 11, 1978. Cover Date: July 1, 1978.)
Writer: Marv Wolfman.
Penciller: Ross Andru.
Featuring: Rocket Racer, Jackson Weele (1st app), Aunt May, Mary Jane Watson, J. Jonah Jameson, Glory Grant, Betty Brant.
#Spider-Man #Marvel
Cyberman technology + Time Lord biology = completely unstoppable. Learn more about the villains' biggest upgrade to date!
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"You'll hate him, but you'll also like him in a very crazy way." Learn from Sacha Dhawan about what went into preparing for his role as the latest incarnation of the Doctor's best enemy!
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The Doctor and the Master have had many confrontations, over many lifetimes. Go behind the scenes of their latest explosive clash in "The Timeless Children"!
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"Have a blast of THIS, Matrix!"
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The Timeless Child is revealed... and for the Doctor, nothing will ever be the same again.
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ON THIS DAY... In 2020, The Timeless Children was first broadcast on BBC One, concluding Series 12. It was broadcast at 6:50pm and received a viewership of 4.69 million.
#DoctorWho
Remembering the magnificent actor Roger Delgado on what would have been his 108th birthday 🕯️
#DoctorWho #TheMaster
ON THIS DAY... In 1983, Enlightenment was first broadcast on BBC1.
Originally broadcast from 1st - 9th March 1983.
RATINGS: Part One: 6.6M. Part Two: 7.2M. Part Three: 6.2M. Part Four: 7.3M.
Art by Lee Johnson 🎨
#DoctorWho
ON THIS DAY... In 1982, Black Orchid was first broadcast on BBC1.
Originally broadcast from 1st - 2nd March 1982.
RATINGS: Part One: 9.9M. Part Two: 10.1M.
Art by Lee Johnson 🎨
#DoctorWho
• Armbruster is suspicious of Glenn Talbot after he was killed in action in Incredible Hulk #166. In reality, he became a prisoner of the Russians. The man who returned is actually a Russian spy named Gregori Kronski as revealed in Incredible Hulk #188.
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