Doctor Strange: The Tongues of Men and Angels!

The second volume of Doctor Strange went out with a bang in 1987. Strange fights one of his most outrageous, cosmic-light-drenched battles of all time against a really evil alien.

Back Story: This alien fascist came to earth, stole all of the Doctor’s mystical doo-dads and his house, kidnapped his friends just to torture them, and mortally wounded Strange’s body. What a dick! Aliens really suck sometimes.

While his body recovers, Strange finds an ally: a really nice alien who was fixing his Cloak of Levitation. The nice alien plays host to Strange’s astral body, so they can fly across the universe to kick alien ass together. And – cue the mystical light effects!

Collector’s Guide:
- From Doctor Strange #81; Marvel, 1987.

We threw in a few panels of the evil alien fascist world from issue #79 for you!

Mystery in Space: The Answer Man of Space!

This story leaves the reader with an important moral lesson: if you know just enough about science, you can get through life by lying to everyone. What?! Seriously. If you don’t believe us, read it for yourself. Lying to your children is okay as long as you get famous and kill huge space monsters!

Collector’s Guide:
-From Mystery in Space #73; DC, 1962.

Adam Strange stars in “The Invisible Invaders of Rann!” (pencils by Carmine Infantino). Back-up story: “The Answer Man of Space!” Infantino cover pencils. Cover price $0.12.

She Managed to Nail One of the Creeps Right Off!

CrossGen’s Negation has eye-popping artwork and a host of evil aliens that need destroying. Throw in mystical sorcerors from the future, lords of Atlantis from the past, and beast women who are mighty handy with a laser pistol, and you’ve got – Hell, we don’t WHAT you’ve got, but it looks like a fun ride!

Collector’s Guide:
- From Negation; CrossGen, 2002.
- Reprinted in Negation TPB.

I… Sort of Blacked Out for a Moment!

CrossGen’s Negation has eye-popping artwork and a host of evil aliens that need destroying. Throw in mystical sorcerors from the future, lords of Atlantis from the past, and beast women who are mighty handy with a laser pistol, and you’ve got – Hell, we don’t WHAT you’ve got, but it looks like a fun ride!

Collector’s Guide:
- From Negation; CrossGen, 2002.
- Reprinted in Negation TPB.

Hamburgers Made Out Of Dinosaurs!

Rex Riders exploded into bookstores on June 21 like a stampeding herd of triceratops! Did you say you needed aliens with your dinosaurs? No Problem! Bullwhip fights on the frontier? You Got It!

How about a gigantic platform with four carved apatosaurs waiting in a secret cave to teleport you to another planet? A planet of jungle and roaming carnivore packs from our own distant past? Coming right up!

JP Carlson crafted a 430-page adventure just for you. He even throws in a barn infested with giant flesh-eating beetles that fly. If that doesn’t sound like a good time to you, you’re at the wrong web site!

We preview a page of the text below, along with stunning illustrations from Jim Calafiore, and the amygdala-annihilating cover artwork of Fabio Pastori. Today’s cover art bonus includes JP’s bio, too! We share a few more of our favorite Rex Riders moments with you this summer in a Rex Riders Gallery. Meanwhile, Ride your own Rex right over to Amazon and score REX RIDERS today!

You might also enjoy our complete Dinosaur Comics Gallery.

In the Center of a Cavern of Immense Size Lay a Transporter!

Rex Riders exploded into bookstores on June 21 like a stampeding herd of triceratops! Did you say you needed aliens with your dinosaurs? No Problem! Bullwhip fights on the frontier? You Got It!

How about a gigantic platform with four carved apatosaurs waiting in a secret cave to teleport you to another planet? A planet of jungle and roaming carnivore packs from our own distant past? Coming right up!

JP Carlson crafted a 430-page adventure just for you. He even throws in a barn infested with giant flesh-eating beetles that fly. If that doesn’t sound like a good time to you, you’re at the wrong web site!

We preview a page of the text below, along with stunning illustrations from Jim Calafiore. We share a few of our favorite Rex Riders moments with you this summer in a Rex Riders Gallery. Meanwhile, Ride your own Rex right over to Amazon and score REX RIDERS today!

You might also enjoy our complete Dinosaur Comics Gallery.

This Must be the Galactic Core – Storm Goes Alien!

Storm rocks hard – and not just because she used to wear a mohawk! Storm went toe-to-toe with Dr. Doom and won (Uncanny X-Men #145-147), even if she did get suckered into dinner with Doom first. Wearing only a bikini, she wrestled an alligator and knifed its a$$ good (Classic X-Men #22). If she weren’t married these days, we would totally ask her out.

Of course, being taken over by aliens tends to put a strain on a relationship… But it’s nothing Storm can’t handle! Behold how Ororo taps into the power of the galactic core to destroy the alien gestating in her body!

Collector’s Guide:
- From Uncanny X-Men #165.
- Also included, the Mike Mignola cover from the reprint in Classic X-Men #69.