It's another celebratory issue of Marvel Age as Iron Man hits his 30th anniversary – and aside from an article on The Hulk: Future Imperfect, this issue is pretty much wall-to-wall Iron Man.
Marvel Age #119
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Marvel Age #119
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Also in this issue, writer/artist Alan Davis talks about his work on Excalibur, and painted art is spotlighted in articles on Dinosaurs: A Celebration and the Marvel Masterpieces trading card set. Plus, Mark Gruenwald critiques a script by writer Jean-Jacques Dzialowski from Paris, France.
Marvel Age #118
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Marvel Age #117
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Well, you can't go wrong with X-Men in the 1990s - and in this issue of Marvel Age, readers got to know what was coming in the "X-Cutioner's Song" event.
There's lots more going on at Marvel, of course. The Airtight Garage universe, created by Moebius, gets extended with the new miniseries The Onyx Overlord, which carried over characters from the original Airtight Garage epic into new tales written by Randy and Jean-Marc Lofficier with art by Jerry Bingham.
Marvel Age also seems to have settled into a rotating series of articles that look at the creative processes behind action figures, animated series, trading cards, and holograms. In this issue, the spotlight shines on action figures. But in this issue, you also get an article on the X-Men's animated series.
Plus, Tom DeFalco gets his own column about comics. Hey, who's gonna say no to the editor-in-chief?
Marvel Age #116
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Marvel shines a light on the Midnight Sons event with a weird cover that combines photography and illustration and features three former Marvel staffers: Dan Chichester, Len Kaminsky, and Howard Mackie.
Also, the delightful Rick Parker (writer/illustrator of the recent graphic novel "Drafted" - recommended reading!) makes his Marvel Age debut with "The Bossmen."
This issue features a few additional items of note: On the one hand, it has the first new Marvel Age logo since the series began. On the other hand, there is no contribution by Fred Hembeck, no Stan's Soapbox, and no Willie Lumpkin. Sad.
Marvel Age #115
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Marvel Age #114
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It's another celebratory issue of Marvel Age as Iron Man hits his 30th anniversary – and aside from an article on The Hulk: Future Imper...