#jim novak

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Dreadstar No. 11 - Origin!

by Jim Starlin

[themarvelproject]

Marvel house ad for The Last Galactus Story (1984) remastered by Marvel for the Fantastic Four by John Byrne Omnibus Vol. 2 (2023)

[the-gershomite]

Epic Illustrated -October 1984- Marvel Comics

The Last Galactus Story, chapter one: The Shattered Stars

written and penciled by John Byrne

inked by Terry Austin

lettered by Jim Novak

colored by Glynis Wein

[chernobog13]

"Flying is thirsty work!"

Superman stops by for a root beer float in The Incredible Hulk vs. Superman (May, 1999). Written by Roger Stern, pencilled by Steve Rude, inked by Al Milgrom, colored by Steve Oliff, and lettered by Jim Novak.

[wingsau]

I just found out the owner of our local infamous record store is named Jim Novak... If you'll excuse me, I will be spiralling

[ungoliantschilde]

Punisher: War Zone, Vol. 1 # 01, by John Romita, Jr., with Inks by Klaus Janson, Colors by Gregory Wright, Letters by Jim Novak, and a Script by Chuck Dixon.

[wwprice1]

X-Factor art by John Byrne — inked by Walt Simonson!

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The Incredible Hulk #267 (1982)

[balu8]

Hulk and the Thing

Marvel Graphic Novel #29: The Big Change

by Jim Starlin (W.); Bernie Wrightson (P./I./C.) and Jim Novak (L.)

Marvel

[smashedpages]

Yo Joe! G.I. Joe #1 was published by Marvel on this date in 1982, and featured the first comic book appearance of Snake-Eyes, Scarlett and the rest of G.I. Joe team, as well as Cobra Commander and the Baroness.

G.I. Joe #1 was written by Larry Hama and featured artwork by Herb Trimpe, Bob McLeod and Glynis Wein, with lettering by Jim Novak. It also included a back-up story by Hama and artists Don Perlin and Jack Abel.

[izzys-issues]

{TW: Domestic Abuse}

28. "At Ground Zero / Monster / Grave Matters "

(The Immortal Hulk # 0, November 2020 )

RATING: 10 ☢️ RADIATION INDUCED PSYCHOANALYSES OUT OF 10

This was such a fantastically awesome idea! The reprints of Bruce's backstory snippets from '85 and '97 were such a brilliant idea to show the consistency and legacy of the character. More importantly, it gave me some insight into elements that have fallen by the wayside. I consider myself as a massive fan of the Hulk yet have never seen or heard reference to the Triad until reading this. Bruce is constantly one of the go-to examples for ~vaguely defined and poorly represented mental problems~ and the approximation of Goblin to Id, Glow to Super-Ego, and Guardian to Ego (if I remember my undergrad psych classes) is a neat visual shorthand. This issue serves as such a nice condensed look at how Hulk and Bruce have been each other's enemy since the beginning of the character, and yet there is no worse foe to them than Brian Banner. I also think it's wild that apparently Hulk developed the ability to see into the astral realm out of sheer terror of his father returning. The fact that this is one of the best Hulk stories I've ever read and yet there is no super-powered brawl really cements how much I love the character. Finally, the tiny bit of in-continuity framing it has on either side of the classic reprints keeps the story fresh and ready for future developments, giving reason for showing the loathing between Brian and Bruce across the decades.

FAVORITE: The Gamma Bomb was designed as a casualty-free weapon which I've never seen alluded to anywhere else but I think is just so awesome and in character for Bruce

LEAST FAVORITE: The realism of toxic family drama trauma makes me wildly uncomfortable and I'm so fortunate to have not experienced any on the level as this

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Dreadstar No. 11: Origin!

by Jim Starlin

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G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #1 reprints a classic

G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #1 reprints a classic. Yo Joe! #comics #comicbooks #gijoe

Celebrate the return of G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero with the definitive edition of its historic first issue! This issue restores Larry Hama’s original, unedited dialogue, which has never before seen print! Story: Larry HamaArt: Herb TrimpeInk: Bob McLeodLetterer: Jim NovakColor: Glynis Wein Get your copy now! To find a comic shop near you, visit http://www.comicshoplocator.com or call…

[the-gershomite]

What The?! #2 -September 1988

Superbman vs. the Fantastical Four "My Badguy...My Enemy!"

writer and artist: John Byrne

inking: Jeremiah Ordway

letters: Jim Novak

colors: Petra Scotese

The Retirement of Knick Furey, Ex-Agent of S.H.E.E.L.D.!

writer: Fred Hembeck

artist: John Severin

letters: Ken Lopez

colors: Max Scheele

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Bobby would have this in his kitchen

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The three horsemen of the zero braincells apocalypse