Defenders
The Official Handbook Of The Marvel Universe #03 (1983)
Art by Don Perlin And Joe Rubinstein
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Ghost Rider #30 (Mckenzie/Perlin, June 1978). One of those crossover ideas I’m shocked hasn’t happened already! Strange probes Blaze’s soul, resulting in a supernatural body swap. Meanwhile a mysterious rider on horseback approaches… Could it be Carter Slade? I’ve been intrigued by the idea of a cowboy Ghost Rider since the Nic Cage movie but the early Slade comics are hard to find!
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Page from The Defenders #113. 1982. Art by Don Perlin and Mike Gustovich.
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Don Perlin promotes the Beauty and the Beast mini-series in this Marvel ad
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BHOC: CAPTAIN AMERICA #231
Well, there’s a cover that you probably wouldn’t see today, as we’re all just a little bit more sensitive to this stuff. This issue of CAPTAIN AMERICA, purchased on one of my weekly trips to the 7-11 for new comics, was the start of a six-part epic that I’d wind up really enjoying–even if I didn’t realize it quite yet. I’m going to try not to spoil the storyline ahead of time, as we’ll get to…
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Hulk and Valkyrie go grocery shopping // Defenders (1972) #89, Nov 1980
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Ghost Rider by Don Perlin
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“Satan’s little boy”
Don Perlin - Joe Sinnott
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Don Perlin
Ghost Rider #30
1978
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Yo Joe! G.I. Joe #1 was published by Marvel on this date in 1982, and featured the first comic book appearance of Snake-Eyes, Scarlett and the rest of G.I. Joe team, as well as Cobra Commander and the Baroness.
G.I. Joe #1 was written by Larry Hama and featured artwork by Herb Trimpe, Bob McLeod and Glynis Wein, with lettering by Jim Novak. It also included a back-up story by Hama and artists Don Perlin and Jack Abel.
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Ghost Rider #28 (McKenzie/Perlin, Feb 1978). Free from the Champions, Blaze runs across this dork again.
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A Stark Jigsaw Of Repugnance (by Don Perlin from Werewolf By Night #27, 1975)
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Ghost Rider by Don Perlin
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BHOC: CAPTAIN AMERICA #229
The next week brought more new comics to my local 7-11 on Thursday, which was delivery day for them back in those days. Among the new offerings was this issue of CAPTAIN AMERICA. The title had stabilized a little bit after a rocky couple of months and was now in the process of pulling the long-running subplot about the Corporation, the underworld syndicate that Jack Kirby had created towards the…
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