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NICK FURY, AGENT OF S.H.I.E.L.D. #5 1968, Marvel Comics Jim Steranko cover

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@intrapanelreturns report on Korak, Son of Tarzan no.5 (1964)

Gollub, Manning

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intrapanel: Metalest. DARKLON THE MYSTIC #1 1983, Pacific... https://ift.tt/3j4grrU

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Intrapanel has a new home, new scope, new rules.

Well, the same rules.

https://www.highway62press.com/single-post/2018/04/12/Intrapanel-180412

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Mail from Intrapanel! Bill Willingham The Island of Doctor Apocalypse Villains and Vigilantes Of further interest: Villains and Vigilantes 2.1 is back in print from Jeff Dee's Monkeyhouse Games.

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Marvel Team-Up No.126 February 1983 Cover by John Romita Jr, Dan Green Interior (Power Man and Son of Satan) by J.M.DeMatteis, Bob Hall, Mike Esposito

Was there any comic book title more prone to disappoint past its cover than the team-up mag? There was always such promise, and it so rarely came to anything - a rotating crew of writers and artists typically made for bumpy monthly reading, even with ongoing stories, and very often the idea of two characters interacting was superior to its reality (Exception made for the Haney/Aparo Brave and the Bold run, of cuss, and select arcs of Marvel Two-In-One).

Sharing a page count with a Spider-Man and Hulk hangout, this issue of Marvel Team-Up promises the unlikely combination of streetwise hero-for-hire Luke Cage, Power Man and satanic superhero Damion Hellstrom, Son of Satan. Cage found his stride with unlikely pairings, but this one only implies a good mixup but ends up with the heroes exhibiting a story-deflating sense of professionalism and camaraderie. Hellstrom and Cage butting heads for twelve pages of Tony Isabella-style street slang versus Gary Friedrich's third-generation-removed Stan Lee inspired faux Shakespeare would have been terrifically entertaining, it's too bad they had to get along.

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Kaluta AND Wrightson? In THIS economy?

THE SHADOW #3 1974, DC Comics Denny O'Neill script, Michael Kaluta and Berni Wrightson art

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THE NEW MUTANTS #26 1985, Marvel Comics Chris Claremont script, Bill Sienkiewicz art

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RED SONJA #9 1978, Marvel Comics Frank Thorne cover

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Machine washable! (I hope.)

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MARVEL TEAM-UP #74 1978, Marvel Comics Chris Claremont script, Bob Hall and Marie Severin art

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FANTASTIC FOUR #173 1976, Marvel Comics Jack Kirby and Joe Sinnott cover

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OMAC #2 1974, DC Comics Jack Kirby story and art, D. Bruce Berry inks, Mike Royer letters.

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ETERNALS #2 1976, Marvel  Comics Jack Kirby cover

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THE GREAT ONE IS COMING!

1970 DC ad announcing Jack Kirby leaving Marvel and going to DC for arguably the greatest phase of his career.