#michael fleisher

[marvelousmrm]

Ghost Rider #63 (Fleisher/McDonnell, Dec 1981). The Orb sure is goofy fun.

[nerds-yearbook]

The Nemesis (Tom Tresser) first appeared in Brave and the Bold 166#, cover date September, 1980. He was created by Cary Burkett and Dan Spiegle. ("Batman and Black Canary: Requiem for 4 Canaries", and "Nemesis", Brave and the Bold 166#, DC Comic Event)

[balu8]

Adventure Comic #435: The Man Who Stalked the Spectre

by Michael Fleisher/Russell Carley; Jim Aparo; John Albano (?) (source comics.org)

DC

[the-gershomite]

Conan the Barbarian Annual #9 -1984- Marvel Comics

"Wrath of the Shambling God!" (1-30 of 38)

script by Michael Fleisher

art by Ernie Chan

lettering by Rick Parker

coloring by Christie Scheele

[brevoorthistoryofcomics]

GH: GHOST RIDER #80

The last regular issue of GHOST RIDER I bought was #80,–literally just one issue away from the series’ cancellation with #81. So why did I jump off here, right before the end/ Well, the honest reason is that GHOST RIDER was never a book I was all that interested in. I bought it out of habit for a very long time, only really enjoying it infrequently across that period. I had the available funds,…

[smashedpages]

On this day in 1979, Marvel launched a second Man-Thing series by writer Michael Fleisher and penciller Jim Mooney. The creative team worked on the first three issues, but were then replaced by writer Chris Claremont and illustrators Don Perlin and Bob Wiacek (who drew the cover for the first issue). The short-lived title featured appearances by Jennifer Kale and Doctor Strange, and only lasted 11 issues.

[all-action-all-picture]

Because you demanded it! It doesn't get bigger than this! The ultimate clash of the Titans!

The Seal Men's War on Santa Claus. This was originally intended for an issue of The Sandman (no, not that one) in 1976 but that title got cancelled before this epic tale could be unleashed on an unsuspecting world. It did later show up in Best of DC Digest No. 22 - Christmas with the Superheroes (1981).

**SPOILER ALERT** If you're thinking Seals are a controversial choice for villains then you're not alone. However it turns out the reason our heroes are fighting each other is because there has been "some sort of accidental mix-up" and the Seal Men have inexcusably been getting the wrong Christmas presents for years!

[evilhorse]

Death dive!

(Captain America #236)

[beyondthespheres]

The Spectre (first translated as "Gespenst" (Spectre), later as "Geist "(Ghost), made it three times on the covers for the German DC anthology "Horror", which ran from 1972 to 1984. He also appeared a few more times in it without showing up on the covers.

[comicarthistory]

Page from The Warlord #119. 1987. Art by Ron Randall and Pablo Marcos.

[ungoliantschilde]

Savage Sword of Conan, Vol. 1 # 100 Pages 48-49, by John Buscema, with Inks by Ernie Chan, Letters by Joe Rosen, and a Script by Michael Fleisher.

[marvelousmrm]

Ghost Rider #55 (Fleisher/Perlin, Apr 1981). Jack’s back! I like that lately the Ghost Rider’s developing a vengeful personality of its own, heightening Blaze’s dread of the power he carries.

[nerds-yearbook]

Marvel celebrated the 50th issue of the second volume of Ghost Rider with a double sized issue with a cover date of November 1980. The issue matched Ghost Rider up with the original Ghost Rider, also known as the Night Rider. ("Manitou's Anger... Tarantula's Sting", Ghost Rider (Vol 2) #50, Marvel Comic Event)

[ultrameganicolaokay]

The Phantom Stranger #41 ‘A Time for Endings’ and ���Will the Real Black Orchid Please Stand Up?’ (1975) by Paul Levitz, Fred Carrillo, Michael Fleisher, Russell Carley and more. Edited by Joe Orlando. Cover by Jim Aparo and Tatjana Wood.

PHANTOM STRANGER #41 (DC, 1976)

Art: Jim Aparo

[the-gershomite]

Conan the Barbarian Annual #9 -1984- Marvel Comics

"Wrath of the Shambling God!" (31-38 of 38)

script by Michael Fleisher

art by Ernie Chan

lettering by Rick Parker

coloring by Christie Scheele

[cryptocollectibles]

Mask #1 (December 1985) by DC Comics

Written by Michael Fleisher, drawn by Mike Chen and Joe Delbeato.