Weird War Tales 24: The Invisible Enemy

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DC Comics, Ernie Chan, Ernie Chua, invisible enemy, Jack Oleck, Luis Dominguez, war, Weird War Tales

 

 
Spirit tigers rock. Yes, it’s true: the dramatic storyline and sumptuously dark artwork make this story a real standout in DC’s anthology series, Weird War Tales. But what really sold us on this one? Spirit tigers! They bring to mind the mystical tiger spirit that watched over Kull the Conqueror and gave him increased power. Tiger goddess? Sign us up!

Weird War Tales #24 featured a second story, which we have in our sprawling archives of vintage Alex Niño comics here: The Last Battle.

Collector’s Guide:
– from Weird War Tales #24; DC Comics,

Cover art by Luis Dominguez. The Invisible Enemy: script by Jack Oleck, art by Ernie Chan as Ernie Chua. The Last Battle: script by Jack Oleck, art by Alex Niño. 32 pgs. Cover price $0.20.

Doctor Strange vs. the In-Betweener, Round Two!

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Creators Chronicles, Doctor Strange, Ernie Chan, In Betweener, Roger Stern, Tom Sutton

Doctor Strange #28 contains the big finale to “The Creators Chronicles” by Roger Stern and Tom Sutton, with Ernie Chan. Did you miss Round One of this cosmic battle? By the Rings of Raggador, click Part One to take your astral self where it needs to go.

Collector’s Guide:
– From Doctor Strange #28; Marvel Comics, 1978.

Doctor Strange vs. the In-Betweener, Round One!

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Creators Chronicles, Ernie Chan, In Betweener, Roger Stern, Tom Sutton

Roger Stern concludes the saga begun by Jim Starlin in Doctor Strange #23. With artists Tom Sutton and Ernie Chan, Stern pits the Doctor against the In-Betweener for two solid issues. It’s pretty awesome, and check out these radical double splash pages!

If you sense the hand of Jim Starlin in these two issues, you are right on. He isn’t in the credits, but Stern wrote a letter to the letters page telling how Starlin masterminded this whole storyline and told Stern what he had in mind for the good Doctor. The whole thing ends up tying up some loose plot threads from Starlin’s original Warlock run. For the conclusion of this cosmic battle, click Part Two.

Collector’s Guide:
– From Doctor Strange #27; Marvel, 1978.