#093: February 1968 (w/Ibrahim Moustafa and Dave Dwonch) - “Today Earth Died”

Dave Dwonch is the co-writer and co-creator
behind the upcoming Jenny Zero,
which will be published by Dark Horse Comics this April. You can
preorder it NOW from your favorite local or
online comics shop with the Diamond order code
FEB210259. 


Also! Dave and Santiago Guillen's Kickstarter for
SPORES: The Broken Circle, the sequel to
Prom of the Dead, is live right now and
chock-full of great rewards — including a stretch goal that
includes a print copy of their Mind
Palace webcomic for backers!


Ibrahim Moustafa isn't just Steranko's
least-flattering biographer, he's also a very talented
writer-artist whose new original graphic novel,
Count, hits the stands on 3/16
courtesy of Humanoids. Watch the trailer and preorder it now at
https://countcomic.com, or preorder through your
local comics shop before 2/22 with the Diamond order code
JAN211389.


Stories Covered In Detail This Episode:


Fantastic Four #74: “When Calls Galactus” - written by
Stan Lee, art by Jack Kirby w/Joe Sinnott, 1968 Marvel Comics


X-Men #43: “The Torch Is Passed...” - written by Roy
Thomas, art by George Tuska w/John Tartaglione, 1968 Marvel
Comics


Avengers #51: “In the Clutches of… the Collector” -
written by Roy Thomas, art by John Buscema w/George Tuska, 1968
Marvel Comics


Strange Tales #168: “Today Earth Died” - written by Jim
Steranko, art by Jim Steranko w/Joe Sinnott, 1968 Marvel Comics


Complete List of Comics Published This Month
(courtesy of mikesamazingworld.com): 


Amazing Spider-Man #60, Avengers #51, Captain
America #101, Captain Marvel #1, Daredevil #39,
Fantastic Four #74, Marvel Super-Heroes #14,
Incredible Hulk #103, Iron Man #1, Sgt. Fury
#53, Strange Tales #168, Sub-Mariner #1,
Thor #151, X-Men #43, 1968 Marvel Comics. 


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