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

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

For Tomorrow (2004, FROM SUPERMAN #204-215) I certainly remember this as being better the first time I read it. Perhaps I was (and still ...

For many, John Byrne's 1986 mini-series, The Man of Steel , marked the first of the post-Silver Age Superman comics. Marv Wolfman had...

Marvel's current event, Infinity , has the Avengers deep in space fighting the Builders - who seem to be the original architects of t...

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

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

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...

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

Annihilation: Prologue (2006) one-shot Prologue is a fast-paced opening to the cosmic event. We know it's a Marvel Cosmic (with a...