Released 30 years ago this week: -The Invisibles #15 by Grant Morrison and Jill Thompson; cover by Sean Phillips -Typhoid #1 by Ann Nocenti and John Van Fleet -Groo #11 by Mark Evanier and Sergio Aragonés -Hate #20 by Peter Bagge

Released 30 years ago this week: -Conan vs. Rune #1 by Barry Windsor-Smith -Underworld Unleashed #2 by Mark Waid and Howard Porter -Bone #21 by Jeff Smith -Droopy #1 by Brian Lemay; Bob Fingerman and Greg Hyland; cover by Bill Morrison

Released 30 years ago this week: -The Last Avengers Story #1 by Peter David & Ariel Olivetti -Action Comics #716 by David Michelinie & Kieron Dwyer -Star Wars: Heir to the Empire #1 by Timothy Zahn, Mike Baron & Olivier Vatine; cover by Mathieu Lauffray -Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #295 by Don Rosa

50 years ago: -Warlock #10 by Jim Starlin -The Flash #238 by Cary Bates & Bob Rozakis; Denny O'Neil & Mike Grell -Archie's Pals 'n' Gals #100 by George Gladir & Dan DeCarlo Jr. with Dick Malmgren -Creepy #75 by Garry Boudreau & Alex Toth; Jim Strenstrum with John Severin & Neal Adams, et al.

Next from my to-read list: Brooms By: Jasmine Walls (writer), Teo DuVall (artist/designer), Bex Glendining (colorist), and Ariana Maher (lettering), with Mariya Juni, Zack Sharpe and Elise Schuenke (flats), Jonathan Yamakami (designer) and Nick Thomas (editor). Published by Levine Querido.

40 years ago: -Hell on Earth by Robert Bloch, Robert Loren Fleming & Keith Giffen -Starstruck #5 by Elaine Lee & Michael Wm. Kaluta -Bedlam #2 by Steve Bissette & Rick Veitch -Archie's Girls Betty & Veronica #339 by Dan DeCarlo with Mike Esposito & George Gladir; Dick Malmgren & Dan DeCarlo Jr.

Latest from my to-read list: Phantom Road Volume One By: Jeff Lemire (writer), Gabriel H. Walta (artist), Jordie Bellaire (colorist), Steve Wands (lettering and design) and Greg Lockard (editor). Published by Image Comics.

New Warriors appearance: Chamber had a cameo in Phoenix Song: Echo #1 from 2021. I discovered a handful of appearances from the last 5 years that I apparently missed, so I'll be sprinkling those in between my normal updates. More info: newwarriors.wordpress.com/2025/09/27/a...

Released 40 years ago this week: -Daredevil #226 by Denny O'Neil & David Mazzucchelli -Detective Comics #557 by Doug Moench & Gene Colan -The Johnny Nemo Magazine #1 by Peter Milligan & Brett Ewins -2000 AD #437 by Pat Mills & Bryan Talbot; Peter Milligan & Barry Kitson; et al.

Criminally forgotten and underutilized

THE 90'S STRIKE BACK! Featuring Comic Art for Characters, Events, Costumes, & Teams from The 90's Day 113: TURBO (MICHIKO MUSASHI) Art by Mark Bagley, Darick Robertson, Patch Zircher, & SimonLoko #ComicSky

Released 30 years ago this week: -Detective Comics #691 by Chuck Dixon & Stewart Johnson -Black September # ∞ by Dan Danko & MC Wyman -WildC.A.T.s #23 by Alan Moore, Ryan Benjamin & Jason Johnson -Doc Savage: Curse of the Fire God #1 by Steve Vance & Pat Broderick

From "The Great Piggy Bank Robbery" (directed by Bob Clampett, 1946)

I spy Firestar!

Released 30 years ago this week: -Preacher #8 by Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon; cover by Glenn Fabry -Wolverine #95 by Larry Hama and Adam Kubert -Dark Horse Presents #101 by Ron Marz and Bernie Wrightson; Steve Niles and Paul Lee; Scott Musgrove; Paul Pope -Ash #5 by Joe Quesada and Jimmy Palmiotti

A most glorious day of birth to THE NEW WARRIORS! One of the best Super-Teams to ever exist, perpetually underrated, but that's kinda part of their charm. "That's it, then. End of discussion." By Fabian Nicieza, Mark Bagley, & Darick Robertson #ComicSky

I may be a New Warriors account, but I also love the X-Men. I created this list of the 10 stories to discover the X-Men. If you're not a fan by the end of these, then I think the X-Men just may not be your thing. Read the full list and my commentary here: leagueofcomicgeeks.com/profile/neww...

Always happy to see New Warriors fans giving the New Warriors some coverage but there are several nits I want to pick with this article. For now, I'm just going to celebrate New Warriors love.

Released 30 years ago this week: -Batman and Robin Adventures #1 by Paul Dini and Ty Templeton -Untold Tales of Spider-Man #3 by Kurt Busiek and Pat Olliffe -Jimbo #2 by Gary Panter -Archie #442 by Batton Lash and Stan Goldberg with Angelo DeCesare and Frank Doyle; Dan Parent and Fernando Ruiz

Released 30 years ago this week: -Amazing Scarlet Spider #1 by Tom DeFalco, Mike Lackey and Mark Bagley -Action Comics Annual #7 by David Michelinie and Darick Robertson; cover by Walter Simonson -The Savage Dragon #22 by Erik Larsen -Solar, Man of the Atom #56 by Tony Bedard and Aaron Lopresti

Latest from the to-read list: Parasocial By: Alex de Campi (writer) and Erica Henderson (artist/colorist/letterer). Published by Image Comics.

Released 50 years ago: -Avengers #142 by Steve Englehart & George Pérez; cover by Gil Kane -1st Issue Special #9 by Martin Pesko & Walter Simonson; cover by Joe Kubert -Mad House Comics #100 by Stan Goldberg with Dexter Taylor -Mighty Sampson #30 by Arnold Drake & Jack Abel; cover by George Wilson

Thanks to a new Generation X collection, an issue of the 1999 New Warriors series is now available on Marvel Unlimited. New Warriors #5 by Jay Faerber, Karl Kershl, Chris Renaud and Walden Wong guest-stars Generation X, including two future members of the 2017 team. www.marvel.com/comics/issue...

Released 40 years ago this week: -Warlord #100 by Michael Fleisher & Adam Kubert; cover by Mike Grell -The New Defenders #150 by Peter Gillis & Don Perlin; cover by Frank Cirocco -Journey: The Adventures of Wolverine MacAlistaire #23 by William Messner-Loebs -Flaming Carrot Comics #9 by Bob Burden

Not sure why I can't post a link to my New Warriors site. I keep getting an "internal server error." But I posted an Alex Power appearance today. Check out the updates by using the link in my bio.

Yay Rage! I don't think I realized that Mark Bagley was the artist of that Rage trading card.

THE 90'S STRIKE BACK! Featuring Comic Art for Characters, Events, Costumes, & Teams from The 90's Day 105: RAGE Art by David Nakayama, Mark Bagley, Paul Ryan & Tom Palmer, and Darick Robertson #ComicSky

Released 40 years ago this week: -New Mutants Special Edition #1 by Chris Claremont and Art Adams -Swamp Thing #43 by Alan Moore and Stan Woch; cover by Steve Bissette -Mage: The Hero Discovered #9 by Matt Wagner -Ms. Tree #22 by Max Allan Collins and Terry Beatty

1995: -Underworld Unleashed: Apokolips #1 by Paul Kupperberg & Stefano Raffaele -Tales of the Marvels: Wonder Years #1 by Dan Abnett, Andy Lanning & Igor Kordey -Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi - The Sith War #2 by Kevin Anderson & Dario Carrasco -Xander in Lost Universe #2 by Ron Fortier & Ron Randall

Released 30 years ago this week: -Web of Scarlet Spider #1 by Tom DeFalco, Todd Dezago and Paris Karounos; cover by Steven Butler -Icon #31 by Dwayne McDuffie and MD Bright; cover by Howard Chaykin -Ballistic #2 by Brian Haberlin and Michael Turner -Bloodshot #42 by Mark Moretti and Sean Chen

Released 30 years ago this week: -Starman #13 by James Robinson & Tony Harris -Two-Gun Kid: The Sunset Riders #1 by Fabian Nicieza & Christian Gorny; cover by Robert Wakelin -American Splendor: Windfall #1 by Harvey Pekar, Joe Zabel & Frank Stack with Josh Neufeld -Stray Bullets #6 by David Lapham

My first Superman comic! What's yours? #Superman I kept seeing a spinner rack of comics in the back of a convenience store. I went with the most familiar character from movies/cartoons. If I was another year older, it probably would've captured me. Instead I went with Transformers.

Released 30 years ago this week: -Superman #106 by Dan Jurgens and Ron Frenz -X-Men #46 by Scott Lobdell and Andy Kubert -Spawn: Blood Feud #4 by Alan Moore and Tony Daniel -The X-Files #9 by Stefan Petrucha and Charlie Adlard; cover by Miran Kim and Michael Grecco

Pretty sure it was this PSA comic from 1982. No idea how or when I got it but it was definitely before I heavily got into comics years later. This might've also been my first introduction to Storm, and definitely was my first exposure to Luke Cage/Power Man.

Next on my to-read list: Clementine Book Two By: Tillie Walden (writer, artist, letterer), Cliff Rathburn (grey tones), Carina Taylor (logo), Andres Juarez (book design, production), and Alex Antone (editor). Published by Image Comics/Skybound/Comet.

Released 50 years ago this week: -Wonder Woman #221 by Martin Pasko & Curt Swan -The Son of Satan #1 by John Warner & Jim Mooney with Jim Starlin -Creepy Things #3 by Joe Gill with Steve Ditko & Récréo Studio; Mike Pellowski & Mike Vosburg -Super Goof #36 by Mark Evanier & Roger Armstrong

I love this series of posts but 100 days of ‘90s comics and no New Warriors just makes me think I’ve failed as a New Warriors ambassador At least Ben Reilly and Slapstick are in there

Rich Rider Nova appears on the wraparound variant cover to the Will of Doom #1 one-shot! The art is by J. Scott Campbell. Since this is a variant cover, it's not clear if Rich Rider Nova is actually involved in the one-shot scheduled for release on December 24th.

Next up on my read pile: Are You Afraid of the Dark? Vol. 1: The Witch's Wings and Other Terrifying Tales By: Tehlor Kay Mejia (writer), Junyi Wu, Justin & Alexis Hernandez, and Kaylee Rowena (artists), Bernardo Brice (letterer), and Brann Garvey (book design). Published by Abrams/Amulet Books.

What I would give for an English-language TV series that gave comics of all genres and formats this much reverence and analysis.

New Warriors appearance: Sofia continues her tenure as lifestyle manager to Dazzler in the Concert for Champions one-shot. Pretty minor appearance but for all your Wind Dancer completists, don't forget this one! (As a reminder, Wind Dancer appeared as Renascence in the 2007 New Warriors series.)

Released 40 years ago this week: -X-Men/Alpha Flight #1 by Chris Claremont & Paul Smith -Amethyst: Princess of Gemworld #12 by Mindy Newell & Colleen Doran -Bedlam #1 by Steve Bissette & Rick Veitch with John Totleben, et al. -Grimjack #18 by John Ostrander & Timothy Truman with Steve Erwin

Released 40 years ago this week: -Uncanny X-Men #200 by Chris Claremont & John Romita Jr. -Legion of Super-Heroes #17 by Paul Levitz & Greg LaRocque -Scout #1 by Timothy Truman with John K. Snyder III -2000 AD #435 by Pat Mills & Bryan Talbot; Carlos Ezquerra; Peter Milligan & Jeff Anderson; et al.

Released 30 years ago: -Vigilante: City Lights, Prairie Justice #1 by James Robinson & Tony Salmons -Professor Xavier and the X-Men #1 by Fred Schiller & Jan Duursema -Wildstar #1 by Al Gordon & Chris Marrinan -Screwball Squirrel #3 by Bob Fingerman & Greg Hyland; Paul Castiglia & Stephanie Gladden

I usually wait for comics to land on Marvel Unlimited, but for Imperial War: Nova - Centurion #1 I couldn't wait. Honestly this was way better and more faithful to what has come before for Nova than I was expecting. Thank you, Jed MacKay and Matteo Della Fonte and team! Can't wait for the ongoing!

Released 30 years ago: -Sandman Mystery Theatre #32 by Matt Wagner, Steven T. Seagle & Guy Davis -Web of Spider-Man Super Special #1 by David Michelinie & Steve Lightle, et al. -Ripclaw Special by Marc Silvestri, David Wohl, Brian Holguin & Jordan Raskin -Teknophage #6 by Rick Veitch & Bryan Talbot

Released 30 years ago this week: -Wolverine/Gambit: Victims #3 by Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale -Batman #524 by Doug Moench and Kelley Jones -Spawn #35 by Todd McFarlane and Greg Capullo -Turok, Dinosaur Hunter #37 by Tim Truman and Rags Morales

Released 30 years ago this week: -Ultraforce/Avengers #1 by Warren Ellis & George Pérez -Superman: The Man of Steel #50 by Louise Simonson & Jon Bogdanove -Astro City #2 by Kurt Busiek & Brent Anderson; cover by Alex Ross -Lady Rawhide #2 by Don McGregor & Mike Mayhew; cover by Brian Stelfreeze

I love this. Cartoonist Liza Donnelly brings to life how Gerald Ford's pardon of Richard Nixon resonates to today. This reminds me of the Quick Draw panel with Sergio Aragonés and Scott Shaw at Comic-Con, where cartooning live feels so spontaneous and magical as lines turn into recognizable forms.

Released 50 years ago this week: -Limited Collectors' Edition C-41 by E. Nelson Bridwell & Alex Toth -Tomb of Dracula #39 by Marv Wolfman & Gene Colan -Turok Son of Stone #100 by Paul Newman & Angelo Todaro -Star*Reach #3 by Frank Brunner; Mike Vosburg; Mike Friedrich & Steve Leialoha, et al.