1970s Counter-Earth even had its own letters page in The Power of... Warlock .  It's a shame that the comic companies nowadays rarely...

Jim Starlin pin-up in Warlock #1 (1982) One of my favourite images of Adam Warlock has to be this inside back-cover pin-up by Jim Starl...

All-new X-men 10 = ★★★✩✩ Bendis. Issue 10 of the old/new X-men is a typical Bendis comic. Yes, there's a couple of pages of ac...

Iconic artwork by Jim Starlin that absolutely altered the tone of Warlock when he took it over. This was reprinted in Back Issue #48 in a c...

Animal Man 18 = ★★★★✩ Like Swamp Thing , this issue ends the Rotworld crossover and returns Buddy Baker to his family. It's a tear...

THE SHOWDOWN BETWEEN SUPERMAN AND LUTHOR (1963, FROM  SUPERMAN  #164 REPRINTED IN SHOWCASE PRESENTS SUPERMAN VOL. 4) Today's re-rea...

Warlock altered almost beyond recognition as soon as Jim Starlin took over the title in 1974. Counter-Earth, Man-Beast and the superhero-m...

AVENGERS #10 = ★★★★★ The Avengers are called by the Canadians to find out what happened to Omega Flight inside one of the biosph...

Warlock's appearances in the second half of the 1970s are fewer and - once more - take place in a range of other, more popular, titles. ...

Him, the character first introduced in the pages of Fantastic Four, gets rebooted into Adam Warlock in the early 1970s. At the time Roy Tho...