The 20 year battle for this character starts here! Spawn 9 by Todd McFarlane and Neil Gaiman. Read Your Comics 2026-09-24 | The 20 year battle for this character starts here! Spawn 9 by Todd McFarlane and Neil Gaiman.
Is This the Definitive Silver Surfer Collection? TASCHEN 1968–1970 (Lee, Buscema, Kirby) Read Your Comics 2025-09-19 | Stan Lee and John Buscema’s Silver Surfer (1968–1970) gets the TASCHEN XXL treatment, and it’s stunning. This Marvel Comics Library edition collects all 18 issues of the groundbreaking series — plus the final issue drawn by Jack Kirby.This oversized hardcover is more than just a reprint. TASCHEN scanned pristine copies from the finest pedigrees, restored them with incredible detail, and printed them on paper stock that perfectly captures the vintage look and feel of the originals. At over 700 pages, it’s both a reading experience and a work of art.In this video, I flip through the book, show off the oversized format, and talk about why this run — with Stan Lee’s philosophical writing and John Buscema’s cosmic artwork — is one of Marvel’s most beloved.If you’re a Silver Surfer fan, a collector of Marvel omnibuses, or just curious about TASCHEN’s deluxe comic editions, this is a must-see.Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff atreadyourcomics.com
Jack Kirby’s Black Panther #1 Facsimile Review (3D + BW Bonus) Read Your Comics 2025-09-13 | Jack Kirby’s Black Panther #1 (1977) gets a brand-new life in this facsimile edition — and I’ve taken it one step further. Not only is this a faithful reproduction of T’Challa’s first solo issue, but you’ll also see it like never before… in 3D! Grab your retro glasses and experience the King’s artwork popping off the page.As a bonus, I’ve included a black-and-white edition, letting you soak in Kirby’s powerful linework without the colors.This was Kirby in full cosmic adventure mode — and it remains one of the most important comics in Marvel history. With Black Panther’s MCU legacy still going strong, there’s no better time to revisit where it all began.Would you want more classic comics reimagined in 3D? Let me know in the comments!Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff atreadyourcomics.com
The Cyberpunk Spidey Still Slaps [Revisiting Spider-Man 2099 #1 Read Your Comics 2025-09-09 | ump into Spider-Man 2099 #1 (1992)—the cyberpunk launch of Miguel O’Hara! Written by Peter David with kinetic pencils by Rick Leonardi and inks by Al Williamson, this issue sets up Alchemax, the Rapture addiction hook, and the accident that forges a brand-new Spider-Man for a corporate-ruled future. We’ll do a quick flip-through, talk story & art beats, and chat why this debut still feels fresh today.If you’re here from Across the Spider-Verse, this is the book that really builds Miguel—personality, powers, and that razor-edgy world. We’ll also touch on the eternal debate: ASM #365 preview vs. Spider-Man 2099 #1 for “first appearance,” and where collectors usually land.New to 2099 or a long-time Peter David fan? Pull up a longbox—we’re going deep but keeping it newbie-friendly.⏱️ What’s inside• Creative team & 2099 line context• Why Leonardi’s layouts make this sing• Key moments • Collecting notes: first full vs. preview, reprints, and what to watch forCheckout my related playlists:More 2099: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLT7WHR1dmm92EEgxi84RfCuqJlr9CuyS0Peter David's Hulk: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLT7WHR1dmm91bHYdtrHUM-GjZNevuOx8NTop Comics of 1993: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLT7WHR1dmm93dfM_2z1F2awNsWW0vacW_—Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff atreadyourcomics.com
What happens when Superman meets Clark Kent, FOR REAL (DC Comics Presents 79 - 1985) Curt Swan Read Your Comics 2025-08-30 | Looking for fun goofy reads after watching James Gunn's Superman 2025?What happens when Superman and Clark Kent are split into two separate people? In DC Comics Presents #79 (cover date March 1985), the intergalactic gamblers Rokk and Sorban up the stakes—forcing Metropolis to deal with a Superman who can’t hide behind his secret identity and a Clark who has to get by without his Kryptonian powers. It’s a classic pre-Crisis thought experiment with Copper Age charm, illustrated by legend Curt Swan with inks by Al Williamson, written by Paul Kupperberg, edited by Julius Schwartz, and topped with a striking Eduardo Barreto cover. If you love “what if?” identity twists, newsroom drama, and old-school Superman heart, this one’s a gem.In this video, I do a quick flip-through and chat about:How splitting hero and alter-ego changes the stakesWhy Swan/Williamson’s linework still singsWhere this issue sits in DC Comics Presents history and the broader Superman mythosPerfect for fans of Bronze/Copper Age DC, Daily Planet storytelling, and anyone curious how the Man of Steel holds up when you peel away the secret identity. Drop a comment if you own this issue or have a favorite DCCP team-up!Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff atreadyourcomics.com
Flip thru The Jack Kirby Collector #9 (See original Fantastic Four Art and so much more) Read Your Comics 2025-08-28 | Celebrate Jack Kirby’s birthday (8/28) with a special flip-through of The Jack Kirby Collector #9 from TwoMorrows Publishing. This issue dives deep into classic Fantastic Four material—packed with rare and unseen Kirby pencils, production notes, and historical context that show why he’s forever “The King.”To mark the day, we connect Kirby’s legacy to the new Fantastic Four: First Steps vibe—set on Earth-828 (a perfect nod to 8/28). It’s the ideal pairing: a retro-futurist FF on the big screen and a vintage masterclass from Kirby himself on the page.What’s in the flip-throughBig Kirby energy: full-page pencils, margin notes, and process peeksFantastic Four focus: Galactus-era imagery and unused/reconstructed FF pagesContext & commentary: why this issue matters for fans of Kirby, FF lore, and comic historyWho will love thisFans of Jack Kirby, Fantastic Four, Silver Surfer, Galactus, Stan Lee collaborations, and anyone into original art, process books, and comics history.Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff atreadyourcomics.com
Return of Savage Hulk - Peter David - Dale Keown - Incredible Hulk 372 Read Your Comics 2025-08-26 | In this video, I dive into The Incredible Hulk #372 by Peter David and Dale Keown—a pivotal chapter where the Green Hulk returns in jaw-dropping fashion while Prometheus of the Pantheon hunts Bruce across Connecticut. Meanwhile, Betty leaves the convent, setting up one of the most emotional Bruce/Betty reunions of the entire run. First-appearance notes, big status-quo shifts, and peak Keown art make this a must-read for Hulk fans.Why this issue mattersReturn of the Green Hulk—a visceral transformation sequence fans still talk about.Pantheon era heats up: Prometheus tracks Banner from the Mount, foreshadowing the larger Pantheon saga.Bruce & Betty drama: convent decision, train-platform payoff—classic Peter David character work.Creators & publicationWriter: Peter David • Pencils: Dale Keown • Inks: Bob McLeod • Colors: Glynis Oliver • Letters: Joe Rosen • Editors: Bobbie Chase, Gary Barnum • EIC: Tom DeFalcoRelease date: June 19, 1990 • Cover date: August 1990 • Story title: “He’s Back.”Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff atreadyourcomics.com
Frank Miller doing DOOM and Dr Strange (Amazing Spider-Man Annual 14 - 1980) Read Your Comics 2025-08-23 | Frank Miller draws Spider-Man(!) in Amazing Spider-Man Annual #14 (1980), written by Denny O’Neil with inks by Tom Palmer. I’m reading it via the Marvel Tales #200 reprint, and doing a full flip-through with story context, art notes, and where it fits in Spidey/Strange team-up history. This issue—“The Book of the Vishanti”—pairs Spider-Man & Doctor Strange against Doctor Doom & Dormammu, blending street-level stakes with big mystic threats. We’ll talk about Miller’s storytelling, Palmer’s finishes, O’Neil’s pace, and the wild “science + sorcery” plot hook readers still remember. What’s inside: early Frank Miller Spidey pages, a classic Strange team-up vibe, Doom scheming from Latveria, and a reality-warping danger sometimes called the Bend Sinister—all wrapped in peak Bronze Age energy. Marvel DatabaseIf you’re into Spider-Man history, Doctor Strange crossovers, or early Miller art, this one’s a must-see—and the Marvel Tales #200 reprint makes it easy to track down.Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff atreadyourcomics.com#readyourcomics #spiderman #doctorstrange #doctordoom #drdoom #doom
Hulk goes Dark vs The Defenders in Incredible Hulk 371 (Peter David & Dale Keown ) Read Your Comics 2025-08-19 | Today we’re looking at Incredible Hulk #371 — “Strange But True” (cover date July 1990, on sale May 15, 1990). Written by Peter David with art by Dale Keown and inks by Bob McLeod, this issue guest-stars Doctor Strange and Namor in a Defenders-flavored showdown. The Hulk is possessed by Shanzar, Sorcerer Supreme of the Strange Matter Dimension, turning him into a ruthless “Dark Hulk” who tears out of the Sanctum Sanctorum and brawls through Washington Square Park while Strange works a containment spell and Namor tries to hold the line.Inside Bruce’s mind, a mysterious barred door hints at something even more terrifying—enough to scare Shanzar back to his own realm. The issue ends on a gut-punch character beat: Strange helps Bruce track Betty, only for Bruce to discover she’s at a convent in Connecticut after a devastating loss—setting up emotional fallout for the chapters ahead.Creators: Peter David (writer), Dale Keown (pencils), Bob McLeod (inks), Glynis Oliver (colors), Joe Rosen (letters), Bobbie Chase & Gary Barnum (editors).Read more about this issue: Marvel Fandom entry for Incredible Hulk #371⸻Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff atreadyourcomics.com
(OGN Review)Avengers: The Veracity Trap - Chip Kidd & Micheal Cho Read Your Comics 2025-08-16 | Earth’s Mightiest Heroes meet their most dangerous foe yet: the Truth. In this video, I flip through and discuss The Avengers in The Veracity Trap!—a MarvelArts original graphic novel by Chip Kidd and Michael Cho. It’s a meta, Silver-Age-styled romp where Loki’s Asgardian ambush spirals into a reality-bender that forces the classic lineup—Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Hulk, Giant-Man, and the Wasp—to confront what they really are.Buy The Avengers in The Veracity Trap (affiliate): amzn.to/47txboUMore from Abrams ComicArts (affiliates):• Fantastic Four: Full Circle — amzn.to/3Jjg6UF• Fantastic Four: Panel by Panel — amzn.to/4mg6WH8• Spider-Man: Panel by Panel — amzn.to/4maIk2w• The Super Hero’s Journey — amzn.to/45Q6XM7#readyourcomics —Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff atreadyourcomics.com
The Original Defenders Reunite [Incredible Hulk 370] by Peter David & Dale Keown Read Your Comics 2025-08-12 | Let's flip through *Incredible Hulk #370* by Peter David, Dale Keown, and Bob McLeod—where Hulk crosses paths with **Doctor Strange** and **Namor** in NYC, a doorway to a **strange‑matter** dimension opens, and Bruce discovers a mysterious scar that leads to a shocking **black Hulk** transformation cliffhanger. We’ll cover the Defenders reunion tease, Doc Samson’s subplot with the Lassiter family, and why this issue marks a turning point in the Peter David/Keown era.Creators & details: Writer **Peter David**, pencils **Dale Keown**, inks **Bob McLeod**, colors **Glynis Oliver**. Release date: **April 17, 1990** Cover date: June 1990 Watch more from this run:Peter David Hulk Playlist → [youtube.com/playlist?list=PLT7WHR1dmm91bHYdtrHUM-GjZNevuOx8N](youtube.com/playlist?list=PLT7WHR1dmm91bHYdtrHUM-GjZNevuOx8N)---Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff atreadyourcomics.com#readyourcomics
Small Press Indie Comics Review (Creator-Owned, Underground Comix) - Samsational Anthology 1 & 2 Read Your Comics 2025-08-09 | Today I’m flipping through Samsational Anthology of Comicland #1 and #2 from cartoonist Sam McClurg—a self-published small-press series with an outlaw/underground flavor. If you’re into creator-owned books, zines, and indie anthologies, this is right up your alley.We’ll talk art style, short-story variety, and production choices, plus how to buy directly from the creator.► Creator site / store: sam-mcclurg.com► Creator YouTube: youtube.com/@Sam_McClurgHighlightsHow the anthology format lands for modern small-press readersStandout shorts & recurring motifs across issues #1–2Print quality, DIY charm, and why it’ll appeal to Kayfabe-adjacent readersWho’s this for?Fans of small press, indie comics, underground comix, creator-owned anthologies, zine culture, and anyone exploring beyond the Big Two.Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff atreadyourcomics.com
The 3rd era of Peter Davids Hulk run starts here with Dale Keown - Incredible Hulk 369 Read Your Comics 2025-08-06 | An in-depth look at Incredible Hulk #369 (“Silent Screams”), released March 20, 1990 (cover-dated May 1990) by writer Peter David and artist Dale Keown Marvel Database:Bruce Banner’s emotional core: After taking refuge in a hurricane-ravaged South Carolina home, Banner bonds with the Lassiter family—Charles, Margaret, and their shy son Jack—forcing him to confront echoes of his own abusive past Marvel DatabaseFreedom Force on the hunt: Mystique dispatches Crimson Commando, the Blob, and Pyro to capture the Hulk, setting up a high-altitude pursuit before they descend on Banner’s makeshift sanctuary Marvel DatabasePantheon intrigue: Agent Prometheus plots his own mission from Yucca Flats, adding another layer of pursuit to Banner’s flight Marvel DatabaseChilling NYC subplot: In New York City, an encounter between shapeshifter Mystique and elderly Violet Michaelson brings a haunting, closet-bound scare that ties into the issue’s themes of fear and deception Marvel DatabaseEpic dusk transformation: As daylight fades, Banner’s shift into the Hulk unleashes a brutal showdown—thunderous punches, flame creatures, and the Blob’s immovable bulk—culminating in a race to save young Jack from collapsing debris Marvel DatabaseArt Spotlight: Dale Keown’s kinetic pencils and Bob McLeod’s powerful inks amplify both the rage-fueled action and the quieter, human moments Marvel DatabaseHungry for more of the Peter David Hulk run? Dive into the full playlist here:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLT7WHR1dmm91bHYdtrHUM-GjZNevuOx8NIf you enjoyed this deep dive, please like, comment, and subscribe for more comic book reviews, history, and analysis!Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff at:readyourcomics.com#IncredibleHulk369 #SilentScreams #PeterDavid #DaleKeown #BobMcLeod #HulkRun #ComicBookReview #ReadyYourComics
I discuss #FantasticFour 48-50, the first Sulver Surfer and Galactus, with @WestCoastDAVEngers Read Your Comics 2025-08-03 | ...
If you love animals DONT read this! (Or is it a must read?) - Astro City - Kurt Busiek - Alex Ross Read Your Comics 2025-08-02 | f you're a dog lover, brace yourself—this Astro City story will hit you right in the heart.Today we’re exploring Astro City Vol. 3 #47–48, featuring the emotional tale of G-Dog, a streetwise kid whose powerful bond to his canine companion kames him a hero. Written by Kurt Busiek and gurst artist Mike Norton with the usual Alex Ross covers, this two-part story dives deep into themes of redemption, loyalty, and loss—all through the eyes (and paws) of a heroic mutt.Whether you’ve read Astro City before or are discovering it for the first time, this issue is a perfect example of how superhero comics can pack a serious emotional punch. If you’ve ever had a furry best friend, this one might just make you cry.📚 Want to read it yourself? Track down issues #47–48 of Astro City Vol. 3 from Vertigo/DC Comics.Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff atreadyourcomics.com
#FantasticFour #Galactus #Comics #Review Read Your Comics 2025-08-01 | Intro to longer video discussing Fantastic Four 48-50 with @WestCoastDAVEngers
The Incredible Hulk vs Hulk Hogan (Its a little one sided) - Marvel Comics Presents 45 - Peter David Read Your Comics 2025-07-29 | The real Hulk challenges WWF star Hulk Hogan and exposes him for a fraudPeter David cuts promos.. 🟢 Want more Peter David Hulk? Check out the full playlist here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLT7WHR1dmm91bHYdtrHUM-GjZNevuOx8N🔥 Subscribe for more deep dives into classic comics and superhero history!👍 Like, comment, and let me know your thoughts on Dale Keown’s first Hulk issue!#IncredibleHulk #Hulk #DaleKeown #PeterDavid #MarvelComics #Madman #Superheroes #ComicBooks #ReadYourComics=============================================================Follow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff at readyourcomics.com-------------------------------------------------------- #comics #comicbooks #Hulk #IncredibleHulk #MarvelComics #ComicBookCollectors #90sNostalgia #hulkhogan
Why Galactus Deserves to Exist (John Byrne’s Cosmic Masterpiece) Fantastic Four 262 Review Read Your Comics 2025-07-25 | Fantastic Four #262 by John Byrne is a bold departure from superhero norms—presented as a courtroom account of Galactus’s place in the Marvel Universe. With appearances from some of the biggest cosmic entities in the Marvel Universe, this issue challenges what it means for Galactus to exist, feed, and survive.This issue mixes metafiction, cosmic ethics, and sharp storytelling in a way that still feels ahead of its time. As we approach the Fantastic Four: First Steps and see how Galactus will be portrayed in the MCU, FF #262 remains essential reading for understanding his moral complexity.I walk through the plot, the format, the cameos, and the implications—and why this single issue remains one of the most unique comics Marvel has ever published.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------More Fantastic Four vs Galacrtus: amzn.to/4lI9CwZFantastic Four By John Byrne Omnibus Vol. 1: amzn.to/4f3vznHLooking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.https://www.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff atreadyourcomics.com
Galactus devours the Skrull Throneworld—and Marvel history is changed forever.Fantastic Four 257 Read Your Comics 2025-07-24 | Galactus devours the Skrull Throneworld—and Marvel history is changed forever.In Fantastic Four #257, John Byrne delivers one of the most devastating moments in Marvel’s cosmic saga. As Galactus wipes the Skrull homeworld from existence. tExplore he moral complexity of cosmic balance throught the lense of Galactus. This issue is a key turning point in Byrne’s celebrated run and a must-read for fans of Marvel’s spacefaring lore.With the Fantastic Four movie arriving and Galactus entering the MCU spotlight, there’s no better time to revisit this landmark issue. I break down the story, explore Byrne’s art and themes, and dig into the larger cosmic consequences.Want more Galactus mayhem? Check out my video on the X-Men’s clash with the Devourer of Worlds:👉 youtu.be/qLMSOA3S-VU?si=t7Y5b2zjh023g5HtLooking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff atreadyourcomics.com
Fantastic Four vs Galactus… Again?! With a New Twist (John Buscema, Jack Kirby) Read Your Comics 2025-07-23 | Before you meet Galactus on the big screen—travel back to one of his wildest comic appearances in Fantastic Four #173 & 175!Written by Roy Thomas with stunning interior art by John Buscema and explosive covers by Jack Kirby, this arc sends the Fantastic Four into deep space and put them between a confrontation with not one world creator and and one world devourer: Galactus and the High Evolutionary!This is cosmic Marvel at its most over-the-top—planet-sized threats, godlike power levels, and high-stakes drama. If you’re excited for the Fantastic Four movie and want to dive into classic source material, this is a must-read tale that pushes the boundaries of imagination.I flip through the issues, break down the story, spotlight the art, and explore how these comics reflect Marvel’s evolving cosmic mythology post-Kirby.Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff atreadyourcomics.com
Galactus Returns for the Silver Surfer! (The Classic Fantastic Four Story from issues 74-77) Read Your Comics 2025-07-22 | As we head to the theaters for the new Fantastic Four movie, revisit one of the most cosmic storylines in Marvel history—Fantastic Four #74–77 (via the reprint series Marvel's Greatest Comics) by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby!In this legendary arc, Galactus returns to Earth hungry once more, but this time he’s hunting his rebellious herald—the Silver Surfer. With explosive battles, philosophical conflict, and cosmic grandeur, this storyline showcases Lee and Kirby at the height of their creative powers. Psychedelic art, mind-bending concepts, and emotional stakes make this one of the best Silver Surfer stories of the Silver Age.If you’re hyped to see Galactus on the big screen, or you’re wondering why the Fantastic Four are called “The World’s Greatest Comic Magazine,” this video will give you the essential comic book context behind the MCU's newest chapter.I break down the issues, highlight the artwork, and explore how this arc shaped Marvel’s mythos—then and now.🌀 This is pure Kirby Krackle energy.Special thanks to @WestCoastDAVEngers for the jingle this week. 00:00 Intro04:06 Fantastic Four 7416:17 Fantastic Four 7524:26 Fantastic Four 7632:56 Fantastic Four 77Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff atreadyourcomics.com
The Galactus Trilogy: A Deep Dive Into Fantastic Four #48–50 with @WestCoastDAVEngers Read Your Comics 2025-07-21 | Today we’re diving into Fantastic Four issues #48–50, the legendary “Galactus Trilogy” by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby that forever changed Marvel Comics. This classic storyline introduced the Silver Surfer and the planet-devouring Galactus, raising the stakes for superhero comics in a way no one had seen before.I was happy to have Dave of @WestCoastDAVEngers join me to discuss this groundbreaking saga.Dave is a fantastic comic content creator who also hosts live comic book sales on YouTube and Instagram. He runs the podcast Direct Edition Dave, where he covers modern collecting, vintage Marvel, and everything in between. If you’re not already following Dave across the interwebz, you can find all his links here:👉westcoastdavengers.comYou can also check out my appearances on Dave’s channel. Head over to my playlists for SunDave Sit Down, which includes all our collaborations:🎬 SunDave Sit Down PlaylistIn this video, we flip through the original issues, talk about the historical context behind Galactus and the Silver Surfer, and discuss how this trilogy paved the way for cosmic storytelling in the Marvel Universe. Whether you’re a lifelong collector, a new reader curious about the roots of the MCU, or just love Jack Kirby’s incredible art, you’ll enjoy this look at one of the greatest Fantastic Four stories ever published.00:00 Intro08:39:25 The Covers00:13:34:29 FF 4800:41:45:10 FF 4901:05:43:06 FF5001:21:18:25 Final ThoughtsLooking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon:amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff:readyourcomics.com
A Rare 90s Crossover? Superman and Fantastic Four take on Galactus in this treasury sized classic. Read Your Comics 2025-07-18 | Le's take it back to 1999 when DC Comics and Marvel Comics teamed up for one of the biggest crossover events in comics history: Superman/Fantastic Four! Written and layouts by Dan Jurgens with finishes by Art Thiebert and an incredible painted cover by Alex Ross, this one-shot brings together the Man of Steel and Marvel’s First Family in an unforgettable adventure.In this video, I flip through the entire issue—featuring Superman and the Fantastic Four joining forces to take on Galactus himself! We’ll explore the art, break down how this crossover fits into the era of 1990s intercompany collaborations, and discuss why Alex Ross’s stunning cover is still so celebrated by collectors today.Whether you’re a fan of Superman, the Fantastic Four, or other legendary Marvel/DC crossovers like Batman vs. Hulk, X-Men/Teen Titans, and JLA/Avengers, this comic is a must-see piece of comic book history.💥 Have you read Superman/Fantastic Four? Let me know your thoughts in the comments!▶️ Watch more Superman videos:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLT7WHR1dmm91iTOdC61xtNsYhX0Im1KjT▶️ Watch more Fantastic Four videos:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLT7WHR1dmm92gLS8IVtA0tfV20c_fBnLX✅ Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comics✅ Follow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comics✅ Shop for cool shirts and stuff atreadyourcomics.com#superman #fantasticfour #alexross #danjurgens #marvelcomics #dccomics #supermanfantasticfour #galactus #comicbookhistory #comicbookcollection #90scomics #marveldccrossover #readyourcomics #superherocrossover #jackkirby #johnbyrne #silveragecomics #comicbookreview #supermanvsgalactus #alexrossart
X-Men vs Galactus: The Cosmic Battle You Never Knew About (Alan Davis + Adam Kubert) Read Your Comics 2025-07-15 | Today, we’re taking a deep dive into one of the wildest X-Men crossovers you might have missed: the time the X-Men fought Galactus! This story spans X-Men Vol. 2 issues #89–90 and Uncanny X-Men #370, written by Alan Davis with incredible art by Davis and Adam Kubert.In this video, I’ll flip through the issues, break down the plot, and talk about how the X-Men—Gambit, Storm, Wolverine, and the rest—face off against the Devourer of Worlds himself. This is part of the lead-up to the Twelve saga, but it also stands alone as a fun cosmic showdown that feels like a Marvel Universe fever dream.We’ll look at the art styles, character moments, and what makes this story unique in X-Men history. If you’re a fan of Galactus appearances outside Fantastic Four, or you’re collecting Alan Davis runs, this is a story worth revisiting.Check out my full X-Men Playlist for more mutant adventures:👉 youtube.com/playlist?list=PLT7WHR1dmm93DOD2cA2o7P6JGzVr6xEyZ00:00 intro03:46 X-Men 8916:42 Uncanny 37026:04 X-Men 90Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff atreadyourcomics.com#readyourcomics #X-MenvsGalactus #X-Mencomics #UncannyX-Men370 #X-MenVol289 #X-MenVol290 #AlanDavisX-Men #AdamKubert #GalactusMarvelComics #MarvelCosmicStories #90sX-MenComics #CyclopsvsGalactus #WolverineX-Men #X-MenHistory #MarvelUniverseBattles #MutantComics #X-MenComicReview #MarvelComicsAnalysis #GalactusAppearances #X-MenStorylines
Exploring Superman’s Greatest Weakness in Confidential #1 - Darwyn Cooke and Time Sale Read Your Comics 2025-07-11 | Looking for Superman Comic Recommendations after watching the latest Superman MOVIE?Today we’re exploring Superman Confidential #1, the 2006 DC Comics issue that kicked off a fresh look at the early days of the Man of Steel. Written by Darwyn Cooke and illustrated by Tim Sale, this story launches the “Kryptonite” arc, chronicling how Superman first discovered the green mineral that would become his most famous weakness.In this video, I’ll flip through the issue, spotlight the stunning artwork, and break down how Cooke and Sale crafted a modern yet timeless take on Superman’s origin. If you’re a fan of Superman: For All Seasons, Batman: The Long Halloween, or classic Silver Age storytelling reimagined for a new generation, this issue is a must-read.Whether you’re a longtime collector or just diving into Superman’s publishing history, Superman Confidential #1 is the perfect introduction to the stories that shaped the Man of Steel.📖 Pick up Superman Confidential here:amzn.to/4lm1MsO💥 You’ll want to check this one out—My Superman Playlist:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLT7WHR1dmm91iTOdC61xtNsYhX0Im1KjTLooking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff atreadyourcomics.com-------------------------------------------------------- #Superman #DarwynCooke #TimeSale #supermanforallseasons #JamesGunnSuperman #SupermanMovie #Superman2025 #ComicBookReview #SupermanHistory #ComicFlipThrough #ClassicSuperman #SupermanFans #ComicCollectors #SuperheroComics #DCUniverse #ManOfSteel#ReadYourComics
How Muhammad Ali Knocked Out Superman (Sort Of) -discussing the 1978 classic w/ guest Skeme Richards Read Your Comics 2025-07-10 | Looking for Superman Comic Recommendations after watching the latest Superman MOVIE?Today we’re diving into Superman vs Muhammad Ali, the oversized 1978 comic that pitted the Man of Steel against The Greatest himself—Muhammad Ali! This unique crossover blended pop culture, sports history, and comics into one unforgettable story.Special guest Skeme Richards—DJ, collector, and curator of nostalgia—joins me to break down why this comic still resonates nearly 50 years later. From Neal Adams’ epic cover to Ali’s larger-than-life presence, we explore every angle of this classic DC Comics moment.🔗 Follow Skeme Richards:🌐 Website: Nostalgia King📸 Instagram: @skemerichardsIf you’re a fan of Superman, Muhammad Ali, or vintage comics, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.💬 Comment below: What’s your favorite comic book crossover of all time?👍 Like, Subscribe, and hit the bell so you don’t miss our next deep dive into comic book history.If you’re into:Deep-cut Superman storiesGolden, Silver, Bronze and Copper Age comicsOrigins that actually matterYou’ll want to check this one out MY Superman Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLT7WHR1dmm91iTOdC61xtNsYhX0Im1KjT-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff at readyourcomics.com-------------------------------------------------------- #SupermanVsMuhammadAli #NealAdams #ComicBookHistory #SkemeRichards #DCComics #BronzeAgeComics ##JamesGunnSuperman #SupermanMovie #Superman2025 #ComicBookReview #SupermanHistory #ComicFlipThrough #ClassicSuperman #SupermanFans #ComicCollectors #SuperheroComics #DCUniverse #ManOfSteel#ReadYourComics
Reinventing Superman: Stan Lee’s Bold DC Experiment - Did it work? Read Your Comics 2025-07-09 | Ever wondered what Superman would be like if Stan Lee created him? In today’s video, I’m taking you inside the one-shot comic Just Imagine Stan Lee with John Buscema Creating Superman. Part of DC’s Just Imagine series from 2001, this issue reimagines the Man of Steel through the eyes of Marvel’s most famous creator.We’ll flip through the pages, explore how Stan Lee transformed Superman’s origin and powers, and see how John Buscema’s classic artwork brought this new version to life. Whether you’re a longtime Superman fan or just curious about alternate takes on iconic heroes, this is a must-see piece of comic book history.💬 Let me know in the comments—do you think Stan Lee’s Superman could have worked as an ongoing series?📚 Read it yourself:Get Just Imagine Stan Lee Creating Superman on Amazon📺 Watch More Superman Videos: Superman Playlist🎥 Next up:We’ll be looking at more Elseworlds and reimaginings of DC icons—subscribe so you don’t miss it!👍 Like, subscribe, and hit the bell to keep up with the best in comic book history.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff at readyourcomics.com-------------------------------------------------------- #Superman #Superman233 #JamesGunnSuperman #SupermanMovie #Superman2025 #ComicBookReview #SupermanHistory #DCComics #ComicFlipThrough #ClassicSuperman #SupermanFans #ComicCollectors #SuperheroComics #DCUniverse #ManOfSteel#StanLee #johnbuscema #ReadYourComics
Superman Smashes the Klan (Review) - A Modern Classic for all ages. Read Your Comics 2025-07-08 | Looking for Superman comic recommendations after watching the latest Superman movie?This story is collected in Superman Smashes the Klan 👉 amzn.to/4lD5WwbToday we’re taking a deep dive into Superman Smashes the Klan by Gene Luen Yang and Gurihiru, a powerful modern graphic novel inspired by the 1946 Adventures of Superman radio serial Clan of the Fiery Cross. This story reimagines Superman’s Golden Age adventures for a new generation—while tackling racism and bigotry head-on.I’m joined by special guest @johnscomicswithfriends to explore why this book matters, how it connects to Superman’s legacy as a cultural icon, and what lessons it offers in 2025 as we look forward to James Gunn’s upcoming Superman film.In this video, we:✅ Flip through the gorgeous art by Gurihiru✅ Discuss the real-life history behind the original radio show✅ Highlight the book’s impact and relevance today✅ Talk about how Superman has always stood up for truth and justice, even when it was riskyIf you’re into:✅ Deep-cut Superman stories✅ Golden Age history with a modern twist✅ Comics that actually say something importantYou’ll want to check this one out.🎬 Superman Playlist:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLT7WHR1dmm91iTOdC61xtNsYhX0Im1KjTDon’t forget to:👍 Like this video if you enjoyed the discussion🔔 Subscribe for more comic book overviews and reviews💬 Leave a comment with your thoughtsLooking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon:amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff at:readyourcomics.com#Superman #SupermanSmashesTheKlan #GeneLuenYang #Gurihiru #GoldenAgeSuperman #SupermanHistory #DCComics #JamesGunnSuperman #SupermanMovie #Superman2025 #ComicBookReview #ClassicSuperman #SuperheroComics #ComicDiscussion #ReadYourComics #JohnsComicsWithFriends #ManOfSteel #TruthJustice #DCUniverse
Clark reveals to Lois he is Superman (Action Comics 662 - 1991) Read Your Comics 2025-07-07 | **Looking for Superman comic recommendations after watching the latest Superman movie?**Need a good place to start reading Superman? amzn.to/40CZUU2Today we’re looking at *Action Comics #662*, the pivotal 1991 issue where Superman finally reveals his secret identity to Lois Lane—one of the most important moments in Superman’s publishing history. Written by Roger Stern with art by Bob McLeod, this issue forever changed the relationship between Clark Kent and Lois and set the stage for their engagement and marriage.In this video, I flip through the comic, explore its historical significance, highlight the emotional story beats, and discuss how this moment has influenced modern Superman stories—including what it could mean for James Gunn’s upcoming Superman film in 2025. If you’re a fan of Copper Age comics, big milestone issues, or curious about the deeper lore that inspires the next cinematic Superman, this video is for you!If you’re into:✅ Deep-cut Superman stories✅ Golden, Silver, Bronze, and Copper Age comics✅ Origins and reveals that actually matterYou’ll definitely want to check this one out.🎬 **Superman Playlist:**youtube.com/playlist?list=PLT7WHR1dmm91iTOdC61xtNsYhX0Im1KjTDon’t forget to:👍 Like this video if you enjoyed the review🔔 Subscribe for more comic book overviews and reviews💬 Leave a comment with your thoughts---Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon:[amazon.com/shop/read.your.comics](amazon.com/shop/read.your.comics)Follow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:[instagram.com/read.your.comics/](instagram.com/read.your.comics)Shop for cool shirts and stuff at:[readyourcomics.com/](readyourcomics.com)---#Superman #ActionComics662 #RogerStern #LoisLane #SecretIdentity #CopperAgeComics #JamesGunnSuperman #SupermanMovie #Superman2025 #ComicBookReview #SupermanHistory #DCComics #ComicFlipThrough #ClassicSuperman #SupermanFans #ComicCollectors #SuperheroComics #DCUniverse #ManOfSteel #ReadYourComics---✅ Let me know if you’d like help refining further or adding your affiliate links!
Superman in a John Byrne Elseworlds for the American Revolution. (Action Comics Annual 6 - 1994) Read Your Comics 2025-07-04 | Looking for Superman Comic Recommendations?In today’s video, we explore Action Comics Annual #6, an intriguing Elseworlds tale written and drawn by John Byrne. This alternate history story imagines what would have happened if an ancestor of Kal-El had come to Earth centuries before Superman, just before the American Revolution, and sought to conquer the world.We follow this powerful ancestor of Kal-El, who uses his superhuman abilities to take control of Earth’s future, reshaping history in his image. It’s a fascinating exploration of power, ambition, and legacy, and it’s a unique twist on the Superman mythos.Byrne’s Elseworlds tales often explore alternate realities where the known world is flipped on its head, and Action Comics Annual #6 is no exception. If you're a fan of Superman, alternate histories, or unique "what if" stories.this comic has all that. Is it a must-read?If you’re into:Deep-cut Superman storiesGolden, Silver, Bronze and Copper Age comicsOrigins that actually matterYou’ll want to check this one out.Superman Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLT7WHR1dmm91iTOdC61xtNsYhX0Im1KjTDon't forget to:👍 Like this video if you enjoyed the review🔔 Subscribe for more comic book overviews and reviews💬 Leave a comment with your thoughts00:00 Intro03:11 Inside16:36 Jor-El Story-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff at readyourcomics.com-------------------------------------------------------- #Superman #Superman233 #NealAdams #CurtSwan #BronzeAgeComics #KryptoniteNevermore #JamesGunnSuperman #SupermanMovie #Superman2025 #ComicBookReview #SupermanHistory #DCComics #ComicFlipThrough #ClassicSuperman #SupermanFans #ComicCollectors #SuperheroComics #DCUniverse #ManOfSteel#ReadYourComics
What if Thor became the herald of Galactus (Epic one-shot by Robert Kirkman and Michael Oeming) Read Your Comics 2025-07-01 | In this video, we delve into What If: Thor (2006), a one-shot comic by Robert Kirkman and Michael Avon Oeming, where Thor becomes the Herald of Galactus. This alternate reality explores a darker path for the God of Thunder, leading to a cosmic journey that challenges his morals and alliances.As we review this intriguing storyline, we also discuss the upcoming Fantastic Four movie set to release in July 2025, where Galactus is confirmed to make his MCU debut. Could this What If story offer any hints or inspiration for the portrayal of Galactus in the MCU? Let's explore the connections and speculate on how this comic might influence the upcoming film.If you're a fan of alternate realities, cosmic Marvel tales, or curious about the future of Galactus in the MCU, this video is for you.Don't forget to:👍 Like this video if you enjoyed the review🔔 Subscribe for more comic book overviews and reviews💬 Leave a comment with your thoughts -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff at readyourcomics.com-------------------------------------------------------- #comics #comicbooks #readyourcomics
Early John Byrne on Fantastic Four First - Thing vs Thing in Marvel Two In One 50. Read Your Comics 2025-06-27 | Before Fantastic Four First Steps hits theaters, lets look at some older issues of Marvel's First Family to get ready for the July 2025 release of the MCU film.Let's dive into this reprint of Marvel Two-In-One #50 (1979), written and drawn by the legendary John Byrne. This issue features an iconic team-up between the Thing and... the Thing, exploring the evolution of the character. John Byrne’s artwork, inked by Joe Sinnott, is at its peak here, bringing energy and excitement to the story in ways that still resonate with fans today.If you’re a fan of Marvel history, classic team-ups, or excited about the future of the MCU, this issue is a must-read. John Byrne’s style and storytelling left a lasting legacy that still influences Marvel comics and the MCU to this day.Don't forget to:👍 Like this video if you enjoyed the review🔔 Subscribe for more comic book overviews and reviews💬 Leave a comment with your thoughts -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff at readyourcomics.com-------------------------------------------------------- #comics #comicbooks #readyourcomics
Giant Size X-Men #1 Tribute (2020) | Comparing the 1975 Classic to Its 2019 Homage Read Your Comics 2025-06-25 | In today’s video, we’re diving into Giant Size X-Men #1 Tribute (2020), a special issue where various talented artists recreate iconic pages from the original Giant Size X-Men #1 (1975). This tribute pays homage to the legendary issue that introduced the new X-Men team, and in this video, I’ll compare and contrast the recreated pages with a facsimile copy of the original issue.The 2019 tribute issue brings together different artists, each reinterpreting a page from the classic Giant Size X-Men #1. I’ll be looking at how these modern takes stack up against the original, analyzing changes in style, tone, and how the artwork has evolved over the years.Whether you're a fan of the classic Giant Size X-Men #1 or just curious about how the comic industry honors its history, this video offers a great look at the intersection of nostalgia and modern comic art. Don't forget to:👍 Like this video if you enjoyed the review🔔 Subscribe for more comic book overviews and reviews💬 Leave a comment with your thoughts -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff at readyourcomics.com-------------------------------------------------------- #comics #comicbooks #readyourcomics
The 3D Evolution of Superman: From Red-Blue Glasses to Cosmic Metaphysics (1953 vs Final Crisis). Read Your Comics 2025-06-21 | Looking for Superman Comic Recommendations before watching the latest Superman movie?What do a 1949 gimmick comic and a 2008 metafictional epic have in common? 3D glasses — and Superman punching through the limits of reality.In this video, we compare Superman 3-D: Three-Dimensional Adventures (1949) and Final Crisis: Superman Beyond 3D (2008) to explore how the Man of Steel evolved from Golden Age spectacle to multiversal consciousness.We’ll talk about:The history of Superman’s first 3D comicHow Grant Morrison turned 3D into a storytelling deviceThe role of 3D legend Ray ZoneSuperman’s transformation into the “Thought Robot”Why 3D became a metaphor for higher perceptionWhether you love Silver Age kitsch or mind-bending metanarratives, this is the story of Superman like you’ve never seen him before — literally.Deep-cut Superman storiesGolden, Silver, Bronze and Copper Age comicsOrigins that actually matterYou’ll want to check this one out.Superman Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLT7WHR1dmm91iTOdC61xtNsYhX0Im1KjTDon't forget to:👍 Like this video if you enjoyed the review🔔 Subscribe for more comic book overviews and reviews💬 Leave a comment with your thoughts00:00 Intro01:03 3D in 195304:49 Man who Stole the Sun09:28 Origin in 3D12:31 Boss of Superman17:13 Final Crisis Superman Beyond 135:24 Beyond 2-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff at readyourcomics.com-------------------------------------------------------- #Superman #Superman233 #NealAdams #CurtSwan #BronzeAgeComics #KryptoniteNevermore #JamesGunnSuperman #SupermanMovie #Superman2025 #ComicBookReview #SupermanHistory #DCComics #ComicFlipThrough #ClassicSuperman #SupermanFans #ComicCollectors #SuperheroComics #DCUniverse #ManOfSteel#ReadYourComics
Hulk vs. Thor – Blind Reaction Review to the Epic Battle in Incredible Hulk #25 (2025) Read Your Comics 2025-06-17 | Let’s talk about this issue and the incredible showdown between the Hulk and Thor!Don't forget to:👍 Like this video if you enjoyed the review🔔 Subscribe for more comic book overviews and reviews💬 Leave a comment with your thoughts Hulk vs Thor-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff at readyourcomics.com-------------------------------------------------------- #comics #comicbooks #readyourcomicsDon't forget to:👍 Like this video if you enjoyed the review🔔 Subscribe for more comic book overviews and reviews💬 Leave a comment with your thoughts on Deadpool Wolverine-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff at readyourcomics.com-------------------------------------------------------- #comics #comicbooks #readyourcomics
The REAL Origin of the Fantastic Four? | Unstable Molecules Review & Breakdown Read Your Comics 2025-06-13 | Before Fantastic Four First Steps hits theaters, lets look at some older issues of Marvel's First Family to get ready for the July 2025 release of the MCU film.What if Marvel’s First Family wasn’t born from cosmic rays—but out of 1950s repression, gender roles, and emotional instability? In this video, we dive deep into Fantastic Four: Unstable Molecules—the Eisner Award-winning mini-series by James Sturm that reimagines Reed Richards, Sue Storm, Johnny Storm, and Ben Grimm as real people living in postwar America.We explore how this literary Marvel series was marketed as a true biography, break down each issue, and analyze the characters through the lens of 1950s culture. From Peyton Place and Beat poetry to the metaphor of Vapor Girl and the meaning of “unstable molecules,” this is the origin story you’ve never seen before.00:00 Intro03:07 Book 114:09 Book 225:32 Book 332:44 Book 4Don't forget to:👍 Like this video if you enjoyed the review🔔 Subscribe for more comic book overviews and reviews💬 Leave a comment with your thoughts -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Follow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff at readyourcomics.com-------------------------------------------------------- ##FantasticFour #UnstableMolecules #MarvelComics #JamesSturm #ComicBookHistory #PeytonPlace #InvisibleWoman #HumanTorch #MarvelKnights #IndieComics #LiteraryComics #ColdWarComics
A Wizard Magazine throwback [Armored #1/2 by Michael Schwartz and Ismeal Hernandez] Read Your Comics 2025-06-10 | In this video, we explore ARMORED 1/2, an indie comic book that’s a love letter to 90s nostalgia and the classic 1/2 issue comics of the era. This Kickstarter-exclusive, 24-page comic is a perfect fit for fans of small press comics, indie creators, and those who love stories like Goosebumps, Stranger Things, and The Goonies.ARMORED 1/2 features a 10-page story set in the ARMORED universe, written by Michael Schwartz with artwork by Ismael Hernández. With its unique art style and adventurous spirit, ARMORED 1/2 takes you back to a time when indie comics and small press stories were a gateway to discovering bold new worlds.But that’s not all—this issue includes bonus extras like behind-the-scenes sketches, fan art, and a fun parody comic strip by Brian Douglas Ahern, bringing even more 90s flair. The cover, an homage to Spider-Man Unlimited #1, is designed by Adam Riches and captures the very essence of 90s comic book art.Whether you're a fan of small press, indie comics, or just love the nostalgic vibes of Stranger Things or The Goonies, this exclusive comic is a must-have. Get your hands on this limited edition before it's gone, as only 500 copies are available on Kickstarter!Don't forget to check out the collected edition of ARMORED on Kickstarter:kickstarter.com/projects/cloverpress/armored-vol-1-graphic-novel-by-schwartz-and-hernandezMichael Schwartz can be found on Instagram instagram.com/50centcomiccollectorand instagram.com/mikeschwartzwritesHe is also the co-host on @wizardscomics Ismeal Hernandez instagram.com/ismaelhernandezart Armored is published by @clover_press -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amzn.to/3UJIt0kFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff at readyourcomics.com-------------------------------------------------------- #comics #comicbooks #readyourcomics
Gil Kane Masterfully Hits Every Superman Trope [Superman Special #1 (1983)] Read Your Comics 2025-06-07 | In this video, we explore Superman Special #1 (1983), a standout one-shot issue from DC Comics, written and illustrated by the iconic Gil Kane. With the highly anticipated Superman: Legacy movie hitting theaters in July 2025, this comic serves as a brilliant reminder of what makes the Man of Steel such an enduring character.Gil Kane nails almost every major Superman trope—his indomitable will, his heroic ideals, and his struggle against overwhelming odds. In this issue, we see Superman at his best, facing a classic challenge that tests not only his strength but also his moral compass. Kane’s dynamic art style adds a layer of intensity, making each moment feel larger than life.As we revisit this classic issue, we’ll discuss how Kane’s portrayal of Superman helped shape the modern image of the character and how his approach to storytelling aligns with the upcoming 2025 movie. Whether you're gearing up for Superman: Legacy or rediscovering this gem of 1983, this issue is a must-read for Superman fans.
Watered Down Invincible? [Robert Kirkmans Mutant 2099] Read Your Comics 2025-06-03 | In this video, we delve into Mutant 2099 #1 (2004), a one-shot comic written by Robert Kirkman, the creator of Invincible and Battle Beast. Set in the dystopian future of Earth-2992, this issue introduces Chad Channing, a high school student who suppresses his mutant abilities to fit into a society where Sentinels enforce peace and mutants are under strict control.The story takes a turn when Chad discovers a hidden basement beneath the Baxter Building, housing the living brain of Reed Richards, the rebel leader. This revelation sets Chad on a path that challenges his beliefs and the status quo of his world.We explore how Kirkman's storytelling in Mutant 2099 reflects his signature style, blending character-driven narratives with high-stakes action. This comic serves as a unique entry in the Marvel 2099 universe, offering fans a glimpse into a future where the fight for mutant rights continues under oppressive conditions.If you're a fan of Kirkman's work, Mutant 2099 provides an intriguing look at his early exploration of dystopian themes and complex characters. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share your thoughts in the comments: How do you think Mutant 2099 fits into the larger Marvel 2099 universe?#readyourcomics
Doctor Doom’s Last Stand [Reviewing Fantastic Four #381 (90s Comics)] Read Your Comics 2025-05-30 | It’s Doctor Doom vs. Mr.Fantastic in Fantastic Four #381 (Oct 1993)—the pulse-pounding “Death of Doom & Mr. Fantastic” showdown that jump started a new status quo for Marvel's First Family in the ’90s! In this deep-dive we:Recap the dramatic Latverian rescue mission that splits the team and sets up the conclusion to Doom and Richard's bitter rivalry... at least for a few years. Break down Tom DeFalco & Paul Ryan’s storytelling choices, from high-stakes science to raw family emotion.Spotlight key first appearances, collector notes, and market value trends.Connect the comic’s themes of legacy, sacrifice, and cosmic exploration to Marvel Studios’ The Fantastic Four: First Steps—hitting theaters July 25, 2025 (Disney Movies)Whether you’re counting down to the new MCU film or rediscovering ’90s nostalgia, this issue is essential reading. Grab your bag-and-board, cue the retro soundtrack, and join the read.your.comics crew as we explore why FF #381 still matters three decades later.What do YOU hope to see from Doom and the First Family in the 2025 movie?Don't forget to:👍 Like this video if you enjoyed the review🔔 Subscribe for more comic book overviews and reviews💬 Leave a comment with your thoughts -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff at readyourcomics.com-------------------------------------------------------- #comics #comicbooks #readyourcomics
Punisher 2099 but not THAT one (Is it better or worse?) - Robert Kirkman - Marvel Knights Read Your Comics 2025-05-27 | Let's delve into Marvel Knights: Punisher 2099 #1, a 2004 one-shot written by Robert Kirkman (The Walking Dead, Invincible) with art by Pop Mhan. This issue introduces Cassondra Castle, an aging vigilante passing the mantle to her son, Franklin, in a dystopian future. As part of the Marvel Knights 2099 initiative, this story reimagines the Punisher legacy in a new light.We'll explore how this one-shot fits within the broader Marvel Knights 2099 line, which also includes titles like Daredevil 2099, Black Panther 2099, and Inhumans 2099. We'll discuss the themes of legacy, justice, and the challenges of upholding a vigilante's code in a futuristic setting.Whether you're a fan of the Punisher, Robert Kirkman's work, or Marvel's 2099 universe, this video offers a comprehensive look at a unique chapter in Marvel's alternate future storytelling.#Punisher #Punisher2099 #MarvelKnights2099 #RobertKirkman #PopMhan #MarvelComics #TheWalkingDead #Invincible #CassondraCastle #FranklinCastle #Marvel2099 #ComicBookReview #MarvelOneShot #FutureMarvel #MCU #MarvelLegacyDon't forget to:👍 Like this video if you enjoyed the review🔔 Subscribe for more comic book overviews and reviews💬 Leave a comment with your thoughts -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff at readyourcomics.com-------------------------------------------------------- #comics #comicbooks #readyourcomics
Superman vs Big Barda?! – John Byrne’s Most Controversial Superman Story - Action Comics 592 - 593 Read Your Comics 2025-05-24 | Looking for Superman Comic Recommendations after watching the latest Superman trailer?in this video, we revisit Action Comics #592–593, the infamous two-part story written and drawn by John Byrne that features a mind-bending clash between Superman, Mister Miracle, and Big Barda. This 1987 tale remains one of the most debated Superman stories of the post-Crisis on Infinite Earths era, especially for how it handles the New Gods and Barda in particular.Joining me is special guest Tommy Lombardozzi from the Jacked Kirby Podcast (https://flow.page/jackedkirby) as we unpack the controversy, explore its place in Byrne’s legacy, and examine how it reflects DC’s bold experimentation in the late '80s. With James Gunn’s Superman movie flying into theaters in July 2025, there’s no better time to revisit some of the Man of Steel’s wildest moments—and this one certainly qualifies.Whether you're a Superman die-hard, a fan of the New Gods, or just curious how one of the most uncomfortable moments in Superman comics history played out, this episode delivers context, commentary, and comics history with a punch.If you’re into:Deep-cut Superman storiesGolden, Silver, Bronze and Copper Age comicsOrigins that actually matterYou’ll want to check this one out.Superman Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLT7WHR1dmm91iTOdC61xtNsYhX0Im1KjTDon't forget to:👍 Like this video if you enjoyed the review🔔 Subscribe for more comic book overviews and reviews💬 Leave a comment with your thoughts00:00 Intro00:02:07 Byrne's take on Superman00:03:25 Byrne's take on the Fourth World00:07:10 Action Comics 59200:43:37 Action Comics 59301:09:02 Final Thoughts-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff at readyourcomics.com-------------------------------------------------------- #Superman #ActionComics #JohnByrne #JamesGunnSuperman #SupermanMovie #Superman2025 #ComicBookReview #SupermanHistory #DCComics #ComicFlipThrough #ClassicSuperman #SupermanFans #ComicCollectors #SuperheroComics #DCUniverse #ManOfSteel#ReadYourComics
Inhumans 2099 (Does It Deserve to Be Forgotten?) - Robert Kirkman Read Your Comics 2025-05-20 | Today we dive into Inhumans 2099, the Marvel Knights one-shot from 2004 written by Robert Kirkman (The Walking Dead, Invincible) with art by Cliff Rathburn. This issue was part of the Marvel Knights 2099 event, reimagining Marvel characters in a dark, futuristic setting—but does this entry live up to the rest of the 2099 reboots?We’ll explore how Kirkman tackles the royal family of Attilan in a dystopian future and whether this version of the Inhumans fits in alongside other 2099 titles like Daredevil 2099 and Black Panther 2099. Plus, we’ll discuss how Cliff Rathburn’s gritty, stylized art contributes to the tone—and how this one-shot stacks up in the context of Kirkman’s early Marvel work.Whether you're a fan of the Inhumans, a Robert Kirkman completionist, or exploring the forgotten corners of Marvel's 2099 universe, this episode breaks it all down.#Inhumans2099 #Marvel2099 #RobertKirkman #CliffRathburn #MarvelKnights2099 #TheWalkingDead #Invincible #Inhumans #MCU #MarvelFuture #MarvelComics #2099Universe #ComicBookReview #MarvelOneShot #marvelhistory Don't forget to:👍 Like this video if you enjoyed the review🔔 Subscribe for more comic book overviews and reviews💬 Leave a comment with your thoughts -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff at readyourcomics.com-------------------------------------------------------- #comics #comicbooks #readyourcomics
Fantastic Four Propaganda?! (Marvels Meta First Family One-Shot Analyzed) Read Your Comics 2025-05-16 | What If the Marvel Universe Read Marvel Comics?In today's video, we dive into Marvels Comics: Fantastic Four #1, a clever one-shot published in 2000 that imagines what an "in-universe" comic about the Fantastic Four would look like if it were written by people living in the Marvel Universe. Written by Karl Kesel with art by Paul Smith, this issue blends satire, Silver Age homage, and meta-narrative to reframe the Fantastic Four through the eyes of everyday citizens.As part of the larger Marvels Comics line, this story plays with perspective—blurring the line between fiction and reality within the Marvel Universe itself. We’ll break down the story and look at how it plays with public perception of Marvel’s First Family in universe.Perfect for fans of the Fantastic Four, classic comic book storytelling, and anyone looking ahead to the upcoming MCU Fantastic Four movie in July 2025. Whether you’re a longtime FF fan or discovering the Marvel Universe through the lens of pop culture, this video is a fascinating look at one of Marvel’s most meta experiments.#FantasticFour #MarvelsComics #MarvelUniverse #KarlKesel #PaulSmith #MarvelOneShot #MCU #FantasticFourMovie #FantasticFourFirstSteps #SilverAge #MarvelHistory #ComicBookReview #MarvelFirstFamily #SuperheroComics #Marvel2000sDon't forget to:👍 Like this video if you enjoyed the review🔔 Subscribe for more comic book overviews and reviews💬 Leave a comment with your thoughts -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff at readyourcomics.com-------------------------------------------------------- #comics #comicbooks #readyourcomics
Black Panther 2099? (Robert Kirkman’s Forgotten Marvel Comic) - Marvel Knights Read Your Comics 2025-05-13 | What happens when Black Panther’s legacy reaches the year 2099… but doesn’t feel like the future? In this video, I take a look at Black Panther 2099 #1—a 2004 Marvel Knights one-shot written by Walking Dead and Invincible creator Robert Kirkman, with moody, gothic art by Kyle Hotz (Carnage, The Hood -the villain in the upcoming Iron Heart TV show).Despite its title, this book feels more like a traditional Marvel story than a bold leap into the future—and that's part of what makes it so strange. The issue also features a surprising appearance by none other than Doctor Doom.I break down how this comic fits—or doesn’t—into the 2099 line, explore Hotz’s horror-tinged art (often compared to Kelley Jones), and discuss where this ranks among Marvel’s early 2000s experiments. If you’re into deep-cut superhero comics, Robert Kirkman’s lesser-known work, or are just counting down to the next big Black Panther, Wakanda Forecer, Iron Heart, or another MCU project, this one’s worth a second look.#BlackPanther2099 #RobertKirkman #KyleHotz #DoctorDoom #MarvelKnights #Marvel2099 #WalkingDead #Invincible #BlackPanther #MCU #WakandaForever #ComicBookReview #KelleyJones #Carnage #DaredevilBornAgain #SecretWars #ComicCollector #MarvelComics #BlackPanther3 #ObscureComics#readyourcomics
Superman #233 (The Soft Reboot That Redefined the Man of Steel) - Neal Adams - Curt Swan Read Your Comics 2025-05-10 | Looking for Superman Comic Recommendations after watching the latest Superman trailer?This story us collected in Kryptonite Nevermore amzn.to/3YGOxJYToday we’re looking at Superman #233, the iconic 1971 issue that kicked off the “Kryptonite Nevermore” storyline with one of the most famous Superman covers of all time by Neal Adams. This issue served as a soft reboot for Superman, updating the Man of Steel for the ’70s under editor Julius Schwartz. With gorgeous interior art by Curt Swan and Murphy Anderson, and a bold new direction from writer Denny O’Neil, this is a must-read for fans of Superman’s publishing history.In this video, I flip through the issue, explore its historical significance, highlight key story beats, and talk about how Superman #233 paved the way for future interpretations of the character—including what it could mean for James Gunn’s upcoming Superman film in 2025. If you're a fan of Silver and Bronze Age comics, Superman lore, or curious about the influences behind the next cinematic Superman, this video is for you!If you’re into:Deep-cut Superman storiesGolden, Silver, Bronze and Copper Age comicsOrigins that actually matterYou’ll want to check this one out.Superman Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLT7WHR1dmm91iTOdC61xtNsYhX0Im1KjTDon't forget to:👍 Like this video if you enjoyed the review🔔 Subscribe for more comic book overviews and reviews💬 Leave a comment with your thoughts00:00 Intro03:11 Inside16:36 Jor-El Story-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff at readyourcomics.com-------------------------------------------------------- #Superman #Superman233 #NealAdams #CurtSwan #BronzeAgeComics #KryptoniteNevermore #JamesGunnSuperman #SupermanMovie #Superman2025 #ComicBookReview #SupermanHistory #DCComics #ComicFlipThrough #ClassicSuperman #SupermanFans #ComicCollectors #SuperheroComics #DCUniverse #ManOfSteel#ReadYourComics
Marvel Riot: The Hilarious 90s X-Men Parody You Missed - (30th Anniversary Retrospective) Read Your Comics 2025-05-08 | Just when you thought my 30 year retrospective for the X-Men: Age of Apocalypse was over... its time for a Marvel RiotCatch up with the AoA playlist:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLT7WHR1dmm90VvRRjKd1aV2tdFIVuXhLk For today’s video, I’m taking a wild trip back to the ’90s with Marvel Riot, a one-shot parody comic from 1995 that hilariously lampoons the Age of Apocalypse and the over-the-top excesses of ’90s comics. Published under the short-lived “Marvel Absurd” imprint, this comic takes aim at everything from grimdark storytelling to pouches, shoulder pads, and ridiculous mutant names.In this video, I flip through the issue, spotlight the hilarious art and gags, and talk about how Marvel Riot perfectly skewers the X-Men craze of the decade. If you love Age of Apocalypse, Deadpool, What The—?!, or just enjoy a good comics roast, this one’s for you.As we gear up for Marvel’s next X-Men adaptation in the MCU and revisit the comics that shaped the franchise, this blast from the past is a fun reminder of how comics never took themselves too seriously.#MarvelRiot #AgeOfApocalypse #XMenComics #MarvelComics #90sComics #ComicBookParody #MarvelAbsurd #XMenFans #ComicBookCollectors #ComicBookFlipThrough #MCU #XMenMCU #ComicBookReview #ComicNostalgia #DeadpoolFans #WhatTheComic #ComicBookYouTube #XMen90s #MarvelSatire #ComicBookHumoramzn.to/3DmZg4FDon't forget to:👍 Like this video if you enjoyed the review🔔 Subscribe for more comic book overviews and reviews💬 Leave a comment with your thoughts-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff at readyourcomics.com-------------------------------------------------------- #ReadYourComics
Daredevil 2099: Robert Kirkman’s Forgotten Marvel Gem! Marvel Knights [Born Again] Read Your Comics 2025-05-05 | In this video, I dive into Daredevil 2099 #1, the 2004 one-shot written by Robert Kirkman, the creator of The Walking Dead and Invincible. Released as part of Marvel’s short-lived return to the 2099 universe, this issue reimagines the Man Without Fear for a cyberpunk future full of corruption, corporate control, and brutal vigilante justice. But does it live up to the legacy of Matt Murdock—or is this a forgotten footnote in Kirkman’s early Marvel work?If you're a fan of Daredevil, Marvel 2099, or just want to explore the early career of a creator who went on to shape modern comics and television with The Walking Dead and Invincible, this is a unique and overlooked chapter worth revisiting. Plus, with Disney+’s Daredevil: Born Again on the horizon, there’s no better time to revisit all things Daredevil—including his multiverse counterparts.Whether you’re here for Robert Kirkman, Marvel Comics, or getting ready for Born Again, this is a deeper cut that fans of the Man Without Fear won't want to miss.#Daredevil2099 #Daredevil #DaredevilBornAgain #DisneyPlus #Marvel2099 #RobertKirkman #TheWalkingDead #Invincible #MCUFans #MarvelComics #CyberpunkComics #ComicBookReview #MarvelOneShot #MarvelMultiverse #SuperheroComics #2099Universe #WalkingDeadFans #InvincibleFans #MarvelNostalgia #UnderratedComics #BornAgainHype#readyourcomics
Stan Lees Last Fantastic Four Story (with John Romita Jr) Read Your Comics 2025-05-02 | Before Fantastic Four First Steps hits theaters, lets look at some older issues of Marvel's First Family to get ready for the July 2025 release of the MCU film.For today’s video, I’m revisiting The Last Fantastic Four Story, a 2007 one-shot written by Stan Lee with art by John Romita Jr. Billed as Stan’s final send-off to Marvel’s First Family, this cosmic tale puts the Fantastic Four up against a universe-ending threat and tests the limits of Reed Richards’ intellect and humanity. With bold art and a script steeped in classic Marvel emotion, this is a powerful what-if-style finale worthy of the team’s legacy.As excitement builds for the upcoming MCU Fantastic Four movie (July 2025), including trailers, casting news, and first-look reveals, this comic offers a great lens into how the creators who launched the team envisioned their final moments. If you're hyped about the trailer drop or counting down to Marvel’s Phase 5 slate, this deep dive is for you.Perfect for longtime Fantastic Four fans, MCU followers, and readers who love Silver Age Marvel, cosmic sagas, and multiverse storytelling. And if you’re new to the FF thanks to the trailer or the MCU buzz, this is a great comic to explore their legacy from a creator’s perspective.Don't forget to:👍 Like this video if you enjoyed the review🔔 Subscribe for more comic book overviews and reviews💬 Leave a comment with your thoughts -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff at readyourcomics.com-------------------------------------------------------- #FantasticFour #StanLee #JohnRomitaJr #MCUFantasticFour #FantasticFourTrailer #MarvelComics #MCUTrailer #Marvel #ReedRichards #SilverSurfer #Galactus #UatuTheWatcher #MarvelRivals #MultiverseSaga #ComicBookReview #MarvelLegacy #MCUFans #MarvelMovieHype #MarvelFirstFamily#comics #comicbooks #readyourcomics
X-Men Omega - Age of Apocalypse Conclusion (30th Anniversary Retrospective) Read Your Comics 2025-05-01 | Join me for the grand finale in my 30 year retrospective of the X-Men: Age of Apocalypse. Catch up with the AoA playlist:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLT7WHR1dmm90VvRRjKd1aV2tdFIVuXhLk For the 30th anniversary of the Age of Apocalypse, I revisited the entire crossover one week at a time—just like I was picking up the issues off the rack in early 1995. The first wave of books officially hit shelves the first week of January 1995! The Age of Apocalypse ends here. In this video, I take you through X-MEN: Omega page by page — the dramatic conclusion to one of the most iconic X-Men alternate realities ever published. This final chapter wraps up Marvel’s 1995 Age of Apocalypse crossover event, reshaping the future (and past) of the X-Men universe.If you're a longtime X-Men reader, comic book collector, or even a fan of the X-Men movies or the upcoming MCU reboot, this deep dive is for you. I flip through the physical comic with a top-down view, pointing out key story beats, character arcs, and the powerful art from penciler, inker, colorist, and letterer.We’ll also reflect on the entire AoA event — what worked, what didn’t, and why it still matters. From Magneto’s resistance to Apocalypse’s endgame, let’s talk about how this alternate timeline changed the X-Men forever.00:00 intro03:46Jump in08:03 Sideways Page17:27 Colossus goes crazy19:34 Magneto's new suit20:38 Final fate of Scott, Jean, and Logan23:23 Colossus kills Kitty28:43 Magneto vs Apocalypse Finale!30:44 Last Thoughts#AgeOfApocalypse #XMen #MarvelComics #Nightcrawler #ComicBooks #90sComicsamzn.to/3DmZg4FDon't forget to:👍 Like this video if you enjoyed the review🔔 Subscribe for more comic book overviews and reviews💬 Leave a comment with your thoughts-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Looking for good reading suggestions? Check out my lists on Amazon.amazon.com/shop/read.your.comicsFollow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff at readyourcomics.com-------------------------------------------------------- #ageofapocalypse #XMen #Wolverine #WeaponX #FactorX #MarvelComics #ComicBookReview #RetroComics #90sComics #ReadYourComics
A Self-Published Space Opera: Why Daring The Sun is the Ultimate Throwback to Classic Sci-Fi Comics Read Your Comics 2025-04-28 | Incredible Hulk Annual #16 (1990) | Lifeform Part 3 – Hulk vs Biotech Horror!For Hulk fans and 90s Marvel collectors, this video dives into Incredible Hulk oday we are exploring Daring The Sun, a bold self-published sci-fi comic by Scott Brian Woods.Set on the savage alien world of Ultima Thule, Daring The Sun follows Crash Daring and Vala Vatari as they face strange monsters, ancient civilizations, and cosmic tyrants. Inspired by the classic pulp adventures of Flash Gordon and Buck Rogers, this indie comic brings back the spirit of golden age space opera with fresh energy and imagination.In this video, we break down the story, characters, and world-building of Daring The Sun, and why it deserves a place alongside the best indie and vintage comics.If you are a fan of comic books, from indie publishers to mainstream giants, or if you love science fiction, vintage comics, pulp heroes, and classic space fantasy, this is a comic you need to know about.Are you a self-published cartoonist or comic creator? Drop a link to your work in the comments — I would love to check it out and support more independent voices in comics.Learn more about Scott Brian Woods and his work: scottbrianwoods.com🔥 Subscribe for more deep dives into classic comics and superhero history!👍 Like, comment, and let me know your thoughts on Dale Keown’s first Hulk issue!#ReadYourComics=============================================================Follow me on Instagram for more fun comic discussion:instagram.com/read.your.comicsShop for cool shirts and stuff at readyourcomics.com-------------------------------------------------------- #comics #comicbooks
