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iamrmanClea has returned to the Dark Dimension and Doc is down in the dumps. The last things he needs is a descent in to... despair.
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Bendis' Daredevil Part 8: Golden Age
Mar. 24th, 2018 10:12 pmcyberghostface
'Golden Age' is one of my favorite arcs from Bendis' and Maleev's run on Daredevil. It's just a great combination of writing from Bendis and art from Maleev. It's also largely a stand-alone story so you just need to be familiar with the basic concept of Daredevil being outed as Matt Murdock and later declaring himself the 'Kingpin' of Hell's Kitchen.
( Scans under the cut... )
Tags:
- char: captain america/steve rogers,
- char: daredevil/matt murdock,
- char: dr. strange/stephen strange,
- char: foggy nelson,
- char: karen page,
- char: nick fury,
- char: white tiger/angela del toro,
- creator: alex maleev,
- creator: brian michael bendis,
- creator: chris bachalo,
- creator: michael golden,
- creator: p. craig russell,
- title: daredevil
Bendis' Daredevil Part 8: Golden Age
Apr. 14th, 2015 04:08 pmcyberghostface'Golden Age' is one of my favorite arcs from Bendis' and Maleev's run on Daredevil. It's just a great combination of writing from Bendis and art from Maleev. It's also largely a stand-alone story so you just need to be familiar with the basic concept of Daredevil being outed as Matt Murdock and later declaring himself the 'Kingpin' of Hell's Kitchen.
( Scans under the cut... )
Tags:
- char: captain america/steve rogers,
- char: daredevil/matt murdock,
- char: dr. strange/stephen strange,
- char: foggy nelson,
- char: nick fury,
- char: white tiger/angela del toro,
- creator: alex maleev,
- creator: brian michael bendis,
- creator: chris bachalo,
- creator: michael golden,
- creator: p. craig russell,
- title: daredevil
Bendis' Daredevil Part 8: Golden Age
Aug. 4th, 2011 04:33 pmcyberghostface'Golden Age' is one of my favorite arcs from Bendis' and Maleev's run on Daredevil. It's just a great combination of writing from Bendis and art from Maleev. It's also largely a stand-alone story so you just need to be familiar with the basic concept of Daredevil being outed as Matt Murdock and later declaring himself the 'Kingpin' of Hell's Kitchen.
( Scans under the cut... )
Tags:
- char: captain america/steve rogers,
- char: daredevil/matt murdock,
- char: dr. strange/stephen strange,
- char: foggy nelson,
- char: nick fury,
- char: white tiger/angela del toro,
- creator: alex maleev,
- creator: brian michael bendis,
- creator: chris bachalo,
- creator: michael golden,
- creator: p. craig russell,
- title: daredevil
althechiAll right, let's get straight to it! Vampire!Talia and aliens seemed to be the most popular, and I'm also including Zombie Nazis, because well, they're Zombie Nazis. Can't go too wrong with that.
Intro can be found here or four posts down.
( There used to be a grey tower alone on the sea... )
( The Martians are coming! )
( They're not just Zombie Nazis, they're Zombie *voodoo* Nazis! )
( Epilogue )
And that's that for "DUEL". Thoughts? Comments?
Intro can be found here or four posts down.
( There used to be a grey tower alone on the sea... )
( The Martians are coming! )
( They're not just Zombie Nazis, they're Zombie *voodoo* Nazis! )
( Epilogue )
And that's that for "DUEL". Thoughts? Comments?
icon_uksend for THE ACROYEARS!
Going through an old box of junk I came across this little gem from 1980 which I felt I had to share; It's from one of a series of digest sized, softback (And stapled rather than bound), black and white reprint magazines that the UK had for a while. There was one for the Fantastic Four going back to their earliest issues (And which were my introduction to Jack Kirby (and let me tell you, the black and white format REALLY worked on that), another for Spider-Man, one called "Chiller" which was horror themed, and this one...
which reprinted Marvel's Micronauts and the old Battlestar Galactica comic (Then in vogue)
To place the events under the cut in context, the malevolent Baron Karza has been defeated, Homeworld has been freed from his grasp and the plucky bunch of resistance fighters known as the Micronauts have disbanded for some much needed R&R, recovery or to deal with pressing matters at home.
The ranks of the fearsome Acroyears, the ultimate warriors of the Microverse played a large part in that victory, led by King Acroyear himeself (who regained his stolen throne from his treacherous brother Shaitan) and now they head for home... but what sort of home breeds warriors of their ilk?
( Welcome to Spartak! )
Going through an old box of junk I came across this little gem from 1980 which I felt I had to share; It's from one of a series of digest sized, softback (And stapled rather than bound), black and white reprint magazines that the UK had for a while. There was one for the Fantastic Four going back to their earliest issues (And which were my introduction to Jack Kirby (and let me tell you, the black and white format REALLY worked on that), another for Spider-Man, one called "Chiller" which was horror themed, and this one...
which reprinted Marvel's Micronauts and the old Battlestar Galactica comic (Then in vogue)
To place the events under the cut in context, the malevolent Baron Karza has been defeated, Homeworld has been freed from his grasp and the plucky bunch of resistance fighters known as the Micronauts have disbanded for some much needed R&R, recovery or to deal with pressing matters at home.
The ranks of the fearsome Acroyears, the ultimate warriors of the Microverse played a large part in that victory, led by King Acroyear himeself (who regained his stolen throne from his treacherous brother Shaitan) and now they head for home... but what sort of home breeds warriors of their ilk?
( Welcome to Spartak! )
Farewell Post: Marvel Star Wars #38
Jul. 28th, 2010 07:29 amcmdr_zoomYeah, I'm outta here.
I'll miss the comics. I'll miss the fun.
Some of the other stuff, I won't miss.
Vaya con dios, and clear skies.
( And laughter rises from the communicator. Perhaps mad, perhaps not. )
I'll miss the comics. I'll miss the fun.
Some of the other stuff, I won't miss.
Vaya con dios, and clear skies.
( And laughter rises from the communicator. Perhaps mad, perhaps not. )
