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UXM Annual is something of a bridging issue. Beginning with X-Men Annuals would transition from frivolous side stories to epic and momentous showcases of X-Men storytelling at its finest. UXMA lies somewhere in between. 1/6

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2021-04-06

Four of my favorite Annuals from the Bronze Age!

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2021-03-23

And the annuals are like nearly perfect, some of them served as tie ins to the shattered grid event and gives the spotlight to some of the other teams like, Mystic Force, the SPD rangers and RPM, the annuals also serve to expand the universe of the Power Rangers (8/10)

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2021-01-19

The only comic strip in the 1967 Annual is Mission for Duh, in which Dr Who lands on the planet Birr and helps the bald Rostrows make friends with the indigenous plant-like Verdants. It's a simple story, typical of the sort of adventures the Doctor has in the annuals.

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2021-01-17

Sometimes the weird backup stories in 80s X-Men annuals give us amazing gifts like this image of Boom Boom with painted Wolverine claws.

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2021-01-10

😂 May as well!

Not counting the annuals, there are two additional Hartnell-related possibilities it could be, although the Book Club doesn’t have copies of these 📚

We felt safe leaving “Twice Upon a Time” off the table though, as that’s specifically David Bradley 😆

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2020-12-29

From 2015 to 2017 three Adventure Time annuals were published which were just collections of previous comics. It's a long shot, but can anyone who owns these tell me what stories they contain?

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2020-12-18

An Alphabet full of Illustrators...S is For George Squire an English illustrator who illustrated stories for a number of UK Children's periodicals and Annuals...his most famous creation... Norman The Gnome

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2020-11-19

An Alphabet full of Illustrators...S is For George Squire an English illustrator who illustrated stories for a number of UK Children's periodicals and Annuals...his most famous creation... Norman The Gnome

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2020-11-19

Marvel annuals written by Bill Mantlo!

Did you have a favorite?

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2020-11-10

I wonder about the obscure illustrators who turned out these illustrations from British annuals in the 40s and 50s. Unsung and forgotten, their memorials are here in the pages of these yellowing tatty books.

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2020-11-06

There are a lot of cursed characters crossovers in the magazines (and some annuals) xDDD

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2020-11-03

You know the entire X-line had some 1998 Marvel annuals.

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2020-11-02

More 1998 Team-Up annuals (and the 1997 Daredevil/Deadpool annual that inspired it all)

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2020-11-02