Comic Book Dude: Avengers

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Sunday, April 22, 2018

Hulk - The Hulk! Marvel's TV Sensation!, Marvel Comics

Feast your eyes on some Incredible Hulk covers of days gone by...

Marvel's TV Sensation In Super Marvelcolor!

The Hulk!

Just a few long lost covers from my personal collection.

Tuesday, July 1, 2014

The Avengers, Earth's Mightiest Heroes!, Marvel Comics Group

The Avengers

Earth's Mightiest Heroes!

1974 reader issue I picked up from Queen City Bookstore.

Here's a new "remastered" recolored version of Avengers #1 from '63 that came out in 2012. Great colors, great comic. Make Mine Marvel! Jack Kirby cover and art.

1968 Avengers Ad, recently voted 1 of the 10 best best Avengers covers in Comic Buyers Guide.

Here's a new Avengers title called The Initiative. Thank You Queen City Book Store!

Essential Avengers #1

Essential Avengers #2

Essential Avengers #3

Essential Avengers #4

Essential Avengers #5

Essential Avengers #6

Essential Avengers #8

Thank You! Queen City Bookstore! www.facebook.com/queencitybookstore

www.buffalocomicon.com

The Essential Avengers is a black and white compilation of the complete Avengers comic series.

Go To http://www.marvel.com/ for a complete listing of all of your favorite Marvel graphic novels.

Tuesday, October 29, 2013

Graphic Novels from my local library #1

Body World is a non-hero graphic novel which turned out to be an interesting read.

Superman: Nightwing and Flamebird is part of the New Krypton series. The Nightwing costume interested me because it looks like the Batman costume. The New Krypton series explores a world without Superman.

Inside Mad goes deep into the Mad mythos by highlighting some fave issues that celebrities have read. This full color, glossy page, hardcover book also features commentary by some of the key creators of Mad magazine.

This Avengers/Spider Man related graphic novel from 2011 kills off Spider-Man, which seems to be the "in" thing that Marvel has been doing the past few years. Marvel seems to be going for the kind of impact that killing off Superman did for DC in the past, interest doesn't seem to be as high as Superman's death created. My question is when will Peter Parker be resurrected?