Writer: Dennis O’Neil
Pencils: Ric Estrada
Inks: Wally Wood
Slash is back from the dead and out for vengeance!
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What's most interesting to me though, is that issue 2 is where we get a little more insight into what's up with 6160 Hank Pym. We get Killmonger saying:

and we also get Hank monologuing over "What do we do for the people we love?"
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Writer: Chris Claremont
Pencils and inks: Bill Sienkiewicz
The New Mutants are trapped in David Haller's shattered psyche.
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It's a comic of something that wasn't originally a comic where the script and art aren't " This should've just been a photoplay. "
It's very neatly spliced into its source series - issue #1 opens on the " Blackbird ", the stealth Viper built in the season 2 episode Flight of the Phoenix.
Colonial Fleet-wide news echoed the note on which that'd ended - the Blackbird's construction as a reminder that " We can accomplish miracles. "
( That pricked Gaius Baltar. )
Words and pencils: Jack Kirby
Inks: Mike Royer
Mister Miracle must protect a young witness to a murder.
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Writer: Mark Waid
Pencils: Pino Rinaldi
Ka-Zar convinces the Rhino they should work together against the Plunderer.
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Writer: Steve Englehart
Pencils: Herb Trimpe
Inks: Sal Trapani
The Hulk joins the hunt for the Wendigo.
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Superman is out today! Have you seen the film? Do you want to? Or are you ambivalent? Feel free to discuss below, and as always remember to please be mindful of spoilers.
Writers: Barbara and Karl Kesel
Pencils: Rob Liefeld
Inks: Karl Kesel
Kestrel empowers a street punk to kill Hawk and Dove.
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Writer: Beau Smith
Pencils: Mitch Byrd
Inks: Dan Davis
Zero Hour tie-in.
Getting super powers from drinking magic water isn’t enough, so now it is revealed Guy is actually half-alien.
Warning for blood.
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Writer: Steve Englehart
Pencils: Joe Staton
Inks: Bruce Patterson
John Stewart's secret identity is revealed on live television.
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Scarface's voice is guidance - he's a symbol under which some of " Bleedin' " Towers' residents've rallied, against the City's demolition plans. They've killed one Gotham cop and taken another hostage - Jim Gordon and others're outside while Batman's made his way in.
Issue #5 had Batman finding that the Ventriloquist wasn't from where Scarface was emanating - he was in the Tower, but his tongue was cut.
Someone else was speaking the gangster's words - not the Towers resident who was apparently his second, but that man's abused wife. She'd ended #5 killing her husband because Scarface told her to - and then turning to the hostage cop, who'd been restrained witness to the act.
#6 opened on Scarface's others rushing in: " What the hell happened here?! "
( She told them. )