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Rebecca Jansen
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Didn't think I'd find one in my price range but finally got a nice copy of Fantastic Four #353, so that's all the Simonson issues!
Did Walt Simonson never do Devil Dinosaur? He would've been a great fit for that! I liked his Metal Men quite a lot but don't remember any dinosaurs in those.
I also had the same it pays to be patient and keep watching experience with getting a Captain Marvel #1, the 1989 volume two with the future Photon... I'm wondering if this is genuinely historic, as in the first black female superheroine under her own title? I guess DC's Vixen #1 could've been if it hadn't imploded in the late '70s (and I sure wish they'd print that as a facsimile or something someday).
I've also added Thor back to #395 as I've enjoyed this Eric Masterson era, plus Thunderstrike #1-4 at the other end.
I was wondering though, there are sporadic Stan's Soapbox columns in some of the late 1990/early 1991 issues talking about a big project sometimes called 'The Marvel World Of Tomorrow' between he and Joltin' John Byrne... he even names two characters as being Ravage and Deathstryk (very 'of their time' names). I have no idea what all this was about, but I take it the project never happened?
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Bill Collins
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Marvel 2020?
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Rebecca Jansen
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Oh, I see it now... it seems '2112' published by Dark Horse in 1991 was kind of the Byrne side of what started as this World Of Tomorrow project while 'Ravage 2099' was the Stan Lee written series that stemmed from the same project.
Edited by Rebecca Jansen on 19 October 2021 at 7:42pm
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Athanasios Kollias
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Athanasios Kollias
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And this...
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Lars Sandmark
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Currently there is a Tom Defalco comic available for crowd-funding on IndieGoGo called The R.I.G.H.T. Project with artists Ron Frenz and Sal Buscema.
Great news for fans like me!
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Colin Ian Campbell
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Did Walt Simonson never do Devil Dinosaur?
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Simonson inked Jack Kirby's cover for Devil Dinosaur #8. Here's a link to a Devil Dinosaur sketch by Simonson:
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Rebecca Jansen
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Thanks for that Lars and Colin, you've made my day! :^)
I missed that earlier thread about Editor-In-Chief of the 2099 line, but I've never had much awareness of 2099 before or who was involved other than it had existed.
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Rebecca Jansen
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I've gotten down to the Iron Man Armor Wars II issues and a few more Sal Buscema Spectacular Spider-Mans on my 'want list' for this 'era'. Is there anything else noteworthy? I'm hesitating on getting all the Evolutionary War annuals, or, at the other end of this period, the Infinity Crusade and tie-ins.
My Marvel 1988-1994 collection...
Alpha Flight 81-86, 95-104
Alpha Flight Special 1 (1992)
Amazing Spider-Man 366-373, Annual 23, 24, 26
Avengers 305-351, Annual 17-20
Avengers: Spotlight 21-30, 37-40
Avengers: Terminatrix 1-4 (mini)
Avengers West Coast 41-75, 80-82, Annual 4-6
Black Cat 1-4 (mini)
Black Knight 1-4 (mini)
Captain America 355-371, 379-386, 397-410, Annual 9
Captain Marvel 1 (1989, one-shot)
Curse Of The Weird 1-3
Daredevil Annual 4 (5)
Dr. Strange Sorcerer Supereme 33, 34
Eternals: The Herod Factor 1 (1991, one-shot)
Excalibur Special 1: The Sword Is Drawn (1987)
Excalibur 31-34, 41-46
Fantastic Four 325, 334-370, Annual 22-24
Fantastic Four Unlimited 1-3
Guardians Of The Galaxy 1-50, Annual 1
Incredible Hulk Annual 17
Infinity Gauntlet 1-6 (mini)
Infinity War 1-6 (mini)
Inhumans King Size Special 1 (one-shot)
Invaders 1-4 (mini)
Iron Man 231-257, 266-280, Annual 10-12
Marvel Comics Presents 137-142
Marvel Super-Heroes 1-9, 12-15
Marvel Tales 264, 265
Monster Menace 1-3
Namor 11-25, Annual 1
New Mutants 75-86, Annual 6, 7
New Mutants Summer Special 1990
New Warriors 1 (2nd), 10-35, Annual 1-3
Quasar 13-16, 26, 32-40
Silver Surfer 12, 19, 23-82, Annual 2, 4
Silver Surfer/Warlock: Resurrection 1-4 (mini)
Sleepwalker 1
Solo Avengers 15-20
Spectacular Spider-Man 154, 163-193, Annual 9, 10, 12
Spellbound 1-6 (mini)
Spider-Man 17
Spider-Man Classics 1-3
Spider-Woman 1-4 (mini)
The Starjammers 1, 2 (mini)
Thor 395-426, 431-450, 457-462, Annual 14-16
Thor Corps 1-4 (mini)
Thunderstrike 1-8
Uncanny X-Men 247-250, Annual 13-15
Warlock And The Infinity Watch 1-15
Web of Spider-Man 67, Annual 5, 6, 8
What If? 1, 9, 25, 27, 41, 49, Special 1
What The..?! 1, 2, 7, 8
Wolverine 19-22
Wonder Man 7-10
X-Factor Annual 4-6
X-Men: Days Of Future Past GN (1989)
Edited by Rebecca Jansen on 29 March 2023 at 6:40pm
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