Credits: Written by Drew Bittner, pencils by Renato Arlem, inks by Jose Pimentel and edited by Mike Heisler. Cast: Sword, his creatures (Rake, Hardball, Jade and One-Eyed Jack), Jackson 'Batallion' King, Jackson Dane, Taboo, Flashpoint, Fahrenheit, Cannon, Marc 'Backlash' Slayton, Cybernary, Burnout, Crimson, Aries, Christine 'Synergy' Trelane, Henry 'The Weatherman' Bendix, Brutus, Razor and the … Continue reading Chapter 5: Stormwatch 35 – Okay, her suit’s a vampire?
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Prologue 1: Sword of Damocles 1
Credits: Written by Warren Ellis, pencilled by Randy Green, inked by Bob Wiacek, John Tighe, Mark Irwin and Richard Friend. The issue was edited by Michael Rockowitz. Cast: The Sword, One Eyed Jack, Rake, Hardball, Jade, Damocles, Kaizen Gamorra, the dead clone of Sigma, Nikolas Adnreyvitch 'Winter' Kamarov and Dr Sung. Plot: On a parallel … Continue reading Prologue 1: Sword of Damocles 1
Amazing Spider-Man 404: For a secret lab, almost anyone can get in.
Credits: Plotted by J.M. DeMatteis, scripted by Todd DeZago, pencilled by ?Mark Bagley, inked by Larry Mahlstedt, Randy Emberlin and Joseph Rubenstein and edited by Danny Fingeroth. Cast: Peter 'Spider-Man' Parker, Ben 'Scarlet Spider' Reilly, Kaine, Spidercide, Scrier and Dr Miles 'The Jackal' Warren. Plot: Following the revelation of his status as a clone and The … Continue reading Amazing Spider-Man 404: For a secret lab, almost anyone can get in.
Farewell and thank you George Perez.
Spectacular Spider-Man 224: Wow, over-thinking the revenge plans a bit there.
Credits: Written by Tom DeFalco, pencils by Sal Buscema, inks by Bill Seinkeiwcz and edited by Eric Fein. Cast: Peter ‘Spider-Man’ Parker, Ben ‘Scarlet’ Spider, 3Pete, Kaine, Mary Jane Watson-Parker, Dr Judas Traveller & Scrier Plot: 3Pete’s body mutates as he mentally devolves in the presence of Peter, Ben and Kaine. The four battle, 3Pete … Continue reading Spectacular Spider-Man 224: Wow, over-thinking the revenge plans a bit there.
My Life and Comics: The Secret Origin
I didn’t know where to put this, so am putting it here too
I worked out recently that I have been a comic fan/collector for 2/3 of my life. More than any job, school or family relationship outside of my parents, it has been a constant. Whether this is a good, or in fact a bad thing, well that really isn’t the point. It is what it is.
When I was younger I lived in Yorkshire, I was born in Merseyside, but my earliest coherent memories were of Yorkshire. It was there when I started reading comics with Original X-Men 1, which I talked about here. There were other things I read of course, but they left an impression. This was bolstered by the glut of action/adventure cartoon shows that were on when I was younger, a veritable golden age of kids cartoons. Some of these featured characters I was familiar with. In fact my first exposure to Namor, Thor, the All…
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Page of Apocalypse: In the Beginning
In the Age of Silver there was the Man and the King: Stan Lee and Jack Kirby created a little comics called X-Men in 1963. Nestled alongside Fantastic Four, Avengers, Amazing Spider-Man and the Mighty Thor, this comic despite it's interesting ideas and characters was something of an also ran, notable mostly for it's civil … Continue reading Page of Apocalypse: In the Beginning
Page of Apocalypse
I am going to fold in one of my other blogs pageofapocalypse into this one, since no one is looking at it, including me, so when I get back to more regular posts, this will include posts on 90s events, including.... The Age of Apocalypse (hence the blog's title) and the Clone Saga. So I … Continue reading Page of Apocalypse
October 1986 – Uncanny X-Men 213 Or, despite all the horror and violence, everyone looks fabulous.
Synopsis: Psylocke was written by Chris Claremont with art by Alan Davis and Paul Neary and opens with Betsy 'Psylocke' Braddock using the X-Men's Cerebro system to check the grounds of the Xavier School for Gifted Youngsters, current home of the X-Men and the Morlocks who survived the recent Mutant Massacre. She checks in … Continue reading October 1986 – Uncanny X-Men 213 Or, despite all the horror and violence, everyone looks fabulous.






