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Title of Attack of the 50 Year Old Comic Books: "Attack of the 50 Year Old Comic Books | A look back at some really old comics by an even older comics fan"

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X-Men #97 (February, 1976)

Re-reading the early issues of the revived, “All-New, All-Different” X-Men title for the first time in decades, your humble blogger has found himself struck not only by how quickly writer Chris Claremont — still a relative neophyte in 1975 — made the book his own, but also by how enduring many of the concepts and characters he introduced in the first half-dozen or so...

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Warlock #11 (February, 1976)

As regular readers of this blog may recall from our post on Warlock #10 back in September, that issue ended on a relatively quiet note, with the titular hero grimly preparing to enter his personal timestream for the express purpose of ending his ...

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Avengers #144 (February, 1976)

As regular readers of this blog may have noticed, I tend not to talk very much about the covers of the half-century-old comics we discuss here; unless they’re really strikingly good, my tendency is simply to note who drew them — to the extent that that’s known, anyway — and then move on.  (And just this week, in writing about href="https://50yearoldcomics.com/2025/11/...

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Defenders #32 (February, 1976)

Last month, we looked at Defenders #31 — the proper beginning to the multi-part “Headmen/Nebulon” saga which would ultimately prove both the apex and the climax to writer Steve Gerber’s memorable run on this title.  As regular readers of th...

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Doctor Strange #12 (February, 1976)

Four months ago, we took a look at Doctor Strange #10, which presented the first chapter in writer Ste...

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