[Iron Man #245, Aug. 1989] I assume that the name “Dreadnaught” is an accidental misspelling, but I can’t be sure. [#cmro M7798]

[Daredevil #270, Sep. 1989] Honestly, I never would have expected that Blackheart’s first appearance would be in the pages of Daredevil. He seems more like a Doctor Strange kind of villain. [#cmro M7794]

This week’s logo covers the beginning of the second Kree-Skrull War, as the Silver Surfer enters a tentative alliance with the Skrulls, restores the transformation ability to Empress S’Byll, and fights alongside the Super Skrull to defend Zenn-La from the Kree! #marvel #cmro #mda

[Silver Surfer #28, Oct. 1989] Is Reptyl the Warlord mentioned on the cover? Is he going to take over the Skrulls? [#cmro M7793]

[Silver Surfer #27, Sep. 1989] Is the Stranger one of the Elders of the Universe?? I honestly don’t remember. I remember that he’s mysterious and super-powerful, but I don’t recall if he’s technically one of their group. [#cmro M7792]

[Silver Surfer #26, Aug. 1989] I don’t know who this guy is, but I’m already digging his vibe! [#cmro M7791]

[Silver Surfer #25, Jul. 1989] Wait, we’re having another Kree-Skrull war?? This deal is getting worse all the time! [#cmro M7790]

The theme of this week’s logo is “unexpected characters”: Stark employee Carl Walker steps in as a temporary Iron Man; Billy Briggs is a one-shot villain in an X-Men story; She-Hulk is partially turned into She-Xemnu; and She-Hulk gets help from Santa Claus! #marvel #cmro #mda

[Sensational She-Hulk #8, Nov. 1989] I’m not sure who Nick St. Christopher is supposed to be. Is he Santa Claus? Batman? He’s probably Batman. [#cmro M7789]

[Sensational She-Hulk #7, Nov. 1989] Is Xemnu a fun villain? I bet he’s a fun villain. [#cmro M7788]

[Sensational She-Hulk #6, Oct. 1989] The title “Star Truck” is cute, and so is the font. The actual story inside, not so much.… [#cmro M7787]

[Classic X-Men #39, Nov. 1989] We’re in the last six issues of Classic X-Men, so these less-consequential backup stories will soon come to an end. But until then, let’s continue to plow through! [#cmro M7786]

[Iron Man #244, Jul. 1989] It’s back-to-back giant-sized issues, and this time we’re visiting the recently-paralyzed Tony Stark! [#cmro M7770]

This week’s logo features the return of Captain Marvel as she fights new villain Powderkeg, gets a rematch against Moonstone, and explores her new and updated energy powers! #marvel #cmro #mda

[Captain Marvel #1, Nov. 1989] Don’t let the number in the title fool you: This is not the first issue of an ongoing series, but a double-sized one-shot special. And it looks like Monica Rambeau is getting her powers back! [#cmro M7769]

[Classic X-Men #38, Oct. 1989] I like this cover art by Steve Lightle, but of course it has nothing to do with the backup story we’re looking at. [#cmro M7768]

This week’s logo covers the crossover events of Avengers West Coast #47–49: Wanda goes out to find help restoring Vision’s personality, gets captured by a hive mind trying to invade mutantkind, and is eventually saved with help from the Great Lakes Avengers! #marvel #cmro #mda

[Avengers West Coast #49, Oct. 1989] Even with all the storylines shown here, that still doesn’t cover all the foreshadowed plots that haven’t paid off yet! (Also, half of these stories aren’t actually significant at all.) [#cmro M7767]

[Avengers West Coast #48, Sep. 1989] Ooh, has the Scarlet Witch turned evil?! This should be interesting! [#cmro M7766]

[Avengers West Coast #47, Aug. 1989] I feel like this title should still be called “West Coast Avengers”, but the changed the title treatment so now it’s “Avengers West Coast”! I guess when Captain America consolidated the teams, that applied to the titles as well! [#cmro M7765]