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G.I. Joe #33 -March 1985- Marvel Comics

"Celebration!"

script: Larry Hama

pencils: Frank Springer

inks: Andy Mushynsky

lettering: Rick Parker

coloring: George Roussos

edited: Dennis O'Neil

editor in chief: Jim Shooter

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Marvel house ad for The West Coast Avengers and The Vision and the Scarlet Witch Limited Series. In 1985, the House of Ideas did a great of job weaving together the Timely Comics era with the modern Marvel age in an epic saga that ran in the pages of these two titles.

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Now, I've mostly been making Batfamily related blog posts, but I want to talk a little about something different.

Now, Spider-Man is quite literally my favorite character in not just comics but all of fiction. I just got done reading The Amazing Spider-Man: Parallel Lives, and it was great!

I may say this should be on any essential reading list for anyone interested in Spider-Man, Mary Jane, and their relationship. Also, it should be shown to anyone online before they say anything about MJ. I think this would help stop most of the bad takes and misconceptions people have about her.

I love the two of them together, and this book does a pretty good job at showing why they work.

Also, Doc Ock's in it, and he's used pretty well. It was not his best appearance, but it was still a pretty good one.

Below are just a couple of pages from the story. Read them if you want to, but if you would prefer to go into the story blind, then, of course, don't.