A very underrated series!  I regret parting ways with the page that I used to have from it.  Lark did outstanding work on this mini.

It's like that flaming fist is reaching out from the page to get whoever's the Super Skrull's unlucky target.  Super cool!

Disco would have survived at least a couple more years if Def Leppard's debut album had been dance music instead of hard rock.

Nonsense!  I'd be upset if you didn't use it again for the next five Dazzler pieces!

No other character better captures my love of disco balls, large hoop earrings and laser light shows.

Barta's is my favorite take on Plastic Man after Jack Cole himself.  Super cool piece!

He made this community of ours a better place.  We were lucky to know him.  

This may be the closest we get to my long-dreamed of Suzanne Vega album of disco covers.

Jennifer Beals ain't got nothing on Ms. Blaire.

Somebody has been watching Bluey.  My kids (and my wife) went through a phase where that was the only show they watched.

Very cool pair of pages that you've posted that showcase Danny's talent.  

I'll admit to not being familiar with Danny Earls' art, but your posts led me to checking out his other work that's on CAF, and the man has talent.  

Great design work on this page.  The background in the middle panel is so well done that it could almost cause you to look right past the awesome shot of the Black Widow.  

Wow!  You got one helluva great example of an all-Tex published Ghost Rider!  I'm feeling the effects of the penance stare just looking at it.

All of those damaged signs . . . Tragic.

Great action shots by Heck!  I remember picking up a beat-up copy of this issue for $1 as a kid.  It cemented my affection for Heck's work on this title.

Beautiful!

Delightful chaos that this creative team did better than anyone.

My favorite constume of Ice's.  

Poor Maxima. She's off to get rejected by Superman.  Foolish Kryptonian.  

Blevins and Green made a great artistic team on this issue.

There goes Sam smashing a statue.  Professor X must have spent the equivalent of the GDP of a small country repairing all of the property damage that Cannonball caused over the years.

This issue was the last in Big John Buscema's 1980's run that went back almost four years.  The original Avengers series was never again as good as it was when Buscema was at the helm.  

Now this is a Warlock you don't want to mess with. Sears captures the spirit of Bill Sienkiewicz with this awesome image.

Eaton's pencils are very impressive.  And the storytelling on this page is extremely well done.  A great pickup!

Great looking piece!  Jiggy has put together an extremely talented crew of artists.

I like to think that Namor is mad because BP rightfully questioned Subby's fashion sense.  Who'd have thought that Namor could come up with an outfit that makes me nostalgic for the simple green swim trunks.

An outstanding addition to your fabulous collection!  1980s BWS Marvel work is incredible!

Cypher was dead for over seven years at this point, so it was nice seeing him used well, even if only briefly, during the Age of Apocalypse.  Who would have thought then that thirty years later they'd turn him into the heir of Apocalypse who's the catalyst for another all-encompassing alternate version of the X-Men storyline?  

If Joey Heatherton were to play Meggan, then Ann-Margret could play Jean.  Sparks would fly!

That means it has the potential to be part of a future trade between us.

I don't think I ever realized that this cover was drawn by Chaykin.  It's an outstanding piece by him and Austin.  Congrats on the great addition to your collection!

A stunning piece!  I can see why Marvel turned it into a cover.

Well, Namor was one of the stars of a series entitled Super-Villain Team-Up.

The standout image from a legendary book!

Hitch gives Storm a regal look that's perfect for the character.

Classic X-Men looking mighty cool.

A heartwarming image of a man and his dog.

How could Max hurt a face like that?!?

Tom Lyle was at his peak during the Clone Saga.  Great shots of the Scarlet Spider here!

Now that Marvel is willing to do intercompany crossovers again, the time has come for Radioactive Man vs. the Rhino!

"Jack Kirby on acid" does sound interesting.  Super cool looking piece!

What a cool piece of R. Crumb (and comic book) history!

Back when comic books knew how to rock!

Makes me long for the days of the relative stability of the Luthor/Ross administration.

And to think, the Dominators failed here only to covertly conquer Earth a mere 1,000 years later (give or take a few years).

The moment any hero says "you fool!", it's a dead giveaway that he's turned bad.

I love the composition of this piece!  The blending of the webbing and the hair is wonderfully done!

Fantastic page from a fabulous miniseries.  Cockrum's love for his creation could be felt on every page of the story.

Sometimes it seems like so much attention was paid to the weirdness of Austen's stories that it overshadowed how strong Larroca's artwork was during this run.  Larroca could always be counted on to produce great pencils on the X-books.