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The Marvel Age is Upon Us!

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Hello Legions of the Unspoken!

Hope you’re getting ready for the holidays in style!  In the meantime, take a look at a few excerpts from Marvel Age #132 (Jan 1994)!  I am sure all of you recall the Marvel hype magazine that was on seemingly every newsstand in the 90’s, but I could never find it at my local comics shop!

We’ve got news here on an NFL/X-Men team-up, new revelations for the X-Men, a Spider-Man magazine for the younger folks, and even THomas the Tank Engine!

I’m also tossing in the December checklist!  Let us know what you would have been picking up in the comments!

 

PS”  SLUDGE PODCAST COMING VERY SOON!

 

Marvel Age #132 (1994) - Page 1

Marvel Age #132 (1994) - Page 3

Marvel Age #132 (1994) - Page 4

Marvel Age #132 (1994) - Page 29

Marvel Age #132 (1994) - Page 30

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DC Direct Currents: DEATH OF SUPERMAN!

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Hello Legions of the Unspoken!  I’m very sorry for not being around much as of late; I’ve been busy with my Kansas City Royals winning the World Series and just life in general aside from that.  I’ll have a full-length article or podcast up very soon, but in the meantime, here’s a look at the Direct Currents (DC’s house prozine of the late 80’s and 90’s) from January of 1993 that features a look at some Elseworlds stories, the underrated Scarlett, but most importantly, the Death ofSuperman!  Enjoy and tell us what you think was most exciting about what DC was putting out in 1993!

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Matthew Price talks 90s Comics!

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Hey there Legions of the Unspoken!  Matthew Price, features editor for The Oklahoman and co-owner of Speeding Bullet Comics took some time to chat about his trials and tribulations in becoming a comic book store owner during the 90s, as well as his own personal thoughts!  Take a listen!!!