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Marvel Trading Card Gallery!

Hey there everyone!  We have had some issues here at The Unspoken Decade.  As most if you follow me on Facebook are aware, my Grandma has been in the hospital for a few weeks, and I have been up and down the highway to see her.  I was going to start a summer long project in today’s entry, but as it is, I just have not had the time to give you guys the article you deserve.

The good news is Grandma’s health is looking up, and so I can get started on a terrific summer project, as The Unspoken Decade invites you to enjoy The MC2 Summer!  Spider-Girl, J2, A-Next, Fantastic Five, and Wild Thing will all get looked at in a 5-part series!  That’s in addition to Angel Hayes continuing her great works here, and we can expect to see an article from Emily Scott about once every six weeks!  The Unspoken Summer starts next week, but don’t leave it unspoken, tell everyone about it!

In the meantime, enjoy a cool gallery of some random Marvel Trading Cards!  We’ll see you next week folks!

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Friday Follow-Up! The Origin of Darkhawk!!!

 Darkhawk’s origin was always shrouded in mystery.  That was part of his charm for lots of folks, but a mystery can only go on for so long, and so we have the “Return to Forever” storyline that featured his origin and an issue with Ghost Rider, who has naught to do with Darkhawk’s origin, but hey, he looks cool as hell and he was appearing in everything else in the 90’s,  so why not?

Have fun looking at the origin and some covers from the story!

Return to Forever Pt2 - Flaming Vengeance   Ghost Rider #22 - Page 1

Return to Forever Pt4 - Prey #24 - Page 1

Return to Forever Pt5 - Death and Life #25 - Page 1

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Return to Forever Pt5 - Death and Life #25 - Page 22

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Return to Forever Pt5 - Death and Life #25 - Page 34

 

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