PLANET OF THE APES VS. FANTASTIC FOUR No. 4, July 2026 Whilst this twenty-page-periodical probably does provide “Marvel’s first crossover wi...

PLANET OF THE APES VS. FANTASTIC FOUR No. 3, June 2026 Considering that this twenty-page-periodical contains plenty of pulse-pounding action...

PLANET OF THE APES VS. FANTASTIC FOUR No. 2, May 2026 Whilst there’s arguably little doubt that Issue Two of “Planet Of The Apes Verses Fant...

PLANET OF THE APES VS. FANTASTIC FOUR No. 1, April 2026 Described by its New York City based publisher as “an exciting new chapter in Marvel...

FANTASTIC FOUR (FACSIMILE EDITION) No. 12, February 2026 “Arguably one of the first Marvel Crossovers between titles”, Stan Lee’s script for...

THE THING No. 1, July 2025 Described by “Marvel Worldwide” as being “perfect for newcomers and True Believers alike”, Issue One of “The Thin...

THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN No. 5, September 2022 Ending “the first arc of this historic new volume” of “The Amazing Spider-Man”, this twenty-pag...

THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN No. 26, July 2023 Touted by “Marvel Worldwide” as far back as February 2023 as being “a heartbreaking issue that will...

THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN No. 23, August 2019 Whilst Nick Spencer’s narrative for this “Hunted epilogue” debatably delivers when it comes to ne...

IRON MAN No. 16, March 2022 Seemingly determined to make Tony Stark appear even more egotistical than ever before, Christopher Cantwell’s na...

CHRIS CLAREMONT ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL No. 1, January 2021 Perhaps best known by comic collectors everywhere for his unprecedented writing spel...

WHAT IF? No. 6, December 1977 Initially re-treading the somewhat familiar old ground of the Fantastic Four’s origin story, this thirty-three...

IMMORTAL HULK No. 50, December 2021 Boasting a “giant-sized finale” which would supposedly see the titular character have all of his numerou...

SHANG-CHI No. 4, November 2021 After promising its readers a truly titanic tussle by purportedly pitting the titular character against the N...

IMMORTAL HULK No. 49, October 2021 Consisting of nothing more than a carousel of splash pages each accompanied by a few paragraphs of text, ...

FANTASTIC FOUR ANNUAL No. 3, October 1965 Containing some stunning sense-shattering prenuptial shenanigans involving an all-encompassing cas...

WHAT IF? CIVIL WAR No. 1, February 2008 Utilising a brief tale by Ed Brubaker entitled "The Stranger" as “a framing device aro...

CIVIL WAR No. 7, January 2007 Having read Mark Millar’s narrative for Issue Seven of “Civil War” it is arguably easy to see just why thi...

CIVIL WAR No. 6, December 2006 The best-selling title of January 2007, at least according to “Diamond Comic Distributors”, Issue Six of ...

CIVIL WAR No. 5, November 2006 Apparently delayed by two months “to accommodate artist Steve McNiven”, Mark Millar’s plot to Issue Five ...