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

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...

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...

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

Forget the Avengers! Dispense with the Uncanny X-men! Sling Spider-man! The real gems in comics are often the odd, unsettling treasures tha...

Annihilation: Nova #1-4 Awesome! Awesome! Awesome! I'm already a great Abnett and Lanning fan; they've produced some great run...

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. ...

Annihilation: Silver Surfer #1-4 The Eeyore of the Marvel Universe, Norrin Radd aka The Silver Surfer, becomes involved in Annihilatio...

Drax issue 1 (2005) Drax the Destroyer #1-4 This miniseries precedes the Annihilation event by a few months. In the fourth issue ther...

In August 1972, Adam Warlock was given his own ongoing bi-monthly title, The Power of...Warlock . Thankfully, there's a slight improvem...