Presumably Jim Starlin's revitalisation of Strange Tales enabled Warlock's title to be re-launched in a "Pulse-Pounding Premi...

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. ...

A starting point for following Warlock is Marvel's Essential Warlock collection. It's a black and white reprinting of the initial...

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

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

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

The collected editions of Annihilation group the various mini-series together which gives the impression that they happen concurrently...

A fascinating history, Marvel Comics: The Untold Story recounts the rise of a small group of comic creators in the 1940s through their ...

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...

Six months after having his own title cancelled, Adam Warlock returns in 1974 in three issues of The Incredible Hulk written by Gerry Conw...