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Mockingbird: The 1971 Debut of Marvel’s Lethal Biologist Mockingbird officially entered the Marvel Universe on this day, March 16, 1971, marking a pensive and multi-layered debut that remains one of the most interesting character evolutions of the Bronze Age. Making …
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Super Creepshow #1 Review: A Masterclass in Superhero Horror Super Creepshow #1 is officially the most unsettling masterclass in genre-bending horror to hit the stands this year. Published by Skybound Entertainment, this debut issue takes the beloved Creepshow anthology format …
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Shogun Warriors (comics): The 1979 Debut of Marvel’s Giant Robot Epic By Patrick Cornish (The Digital Solutions) Shogun Warriors (comics) officially brought the “Super Robot” craze of Japan to the United States in 1979, marking a pensive and high-octane collaboration …
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Plastic to Paper: The Enduring Legacy of Comic Books Based on Toys By Patrick Cornish (The Digital Solutions) Comic Books Based on Toys represent a pensive and economically vital chapter in the history of sequential art, particularly during the marketing-heavy …
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Jericho (Joseph Wilson): The 1984 Debut of the Titans’ Artistic Soul By Patrick Cornish (The Digital Solutions) Jericho (Joseph Wilson) officially made his silent but pensive entry into the DC Universe on this day, March 15, 1984, marking a pivotal …
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