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The main story in the annual is something to do with time-travel and Korvac. The story that most interests us is a back-up about the Super-Skrull getting a rematch with Reptyl.
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Silver Surfer #28
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The Skrull Empress has a cool and important new warlord, so the Super-Skrull is now surplus to requirements.
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Silver Surfer #25
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The previous two issues were pretty much filler. Steve Englehart was told he had to abandon his ongoing stories and do one-off stories instead. In protest, he changed his credit to SFX Englehart, because all he provided were the sound effects. Thankfully, Englehart got to finish his Kree/Skrull War story before he left the book. He wasn’t as lucky with West Coast Avengers and Fantastic Four.
The missing issues weren’t anything special. One was about an alien dragon that turned out to be peaceful. The other one was about a living computer.
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The Conclusion to Grootfall
Feb. 25th, 2024 09:44 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)

"The spectacular arc that preceded ours, created by the unbeatable Al Ewing and a cohort of brilliant artists, had ended in the happiest of endings. The Guardians transformed into the Avengers of space. Shiny happy people holding hands. But depite the ending... the characters still lived. Time still ticked. So, as much as we loved them...
"...it was up to us to explode the sun." - Jackson Lanzing & Collin Kelly
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Who remembers Cap'n Reptyl?
Feb. 25th, 2023 06:04 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Silver Surfer #28.
Cap'n Reptyl has sided with the Skrulls in the Kree/Skrull War, but the Super-Skrull doesn't like how close he is getting with the Empress.
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1970s Marvel Team-Up megapost
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I loved the old MTU series for its meticulous attention to continuity; it wove the team-ups around the characters' own series, yet still flowed smoothly from one story to another itself; and, as you'll see here, it was a great place to pick up and expand upon dropped plot threads and start new ones. The tricky bit here is that the individual stories are only 17 pages long, which my trusty calculator tells me makes for 5 and a half postable pages. And the plots are kind of all over the place, so this may be a bit tricky to follow, but I shall try to fill in the gaps.
We start with #59, guest starring Yellowjacket and the Wasp, titled "Some Say Spidey Will Die By Fire...Some Say By Ice!" BTW, this issue is "dedicated - with respect and admiration - to Roy Thomas." I know not why.
( Seventies Spidey could not catch an even break. Ever. )
So. What'd you guys think of the trip down memory lane?
These are a few of my favorite things...
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When Batgirl 1 bites
When Jeph Loeb writes
When I'm feeling sad
I simply read MA Avengers
And then I don't feel so bad
Alright, so I read through some Marvel Adventures Avengers as research for a Peter/MJ story (Plug! So cheap!) and here are a few things I now know I love.