Published August, 1991 (Copper Age) by Marvel Comics and went on sale in 1991 for $1.75 USD. This issue contains 32 pages in Color, the current NM value is $3.00 USD.
One of the things that makes a good comic book great is when the characters are treated with love by their creators. Sure, you can have an addictive series that keeps people coming back year after year, but it seems to me, especially now, that some of the heart has gone out of the modern comic book. More flash and hooks than actually caring about the stories being told. The typical issue I pick up these days feels like popcorn. I love the rush of the spectacular art, and the state of color separation. Its never been better than today. But, after its over... A little part of me feels empty. I don't feel as connected to the characters as I used to. I don't need the gimmick of a broken spine or a mind swapped hero, I want to see into the heart of the characters... If you're missing that too, then here's one for you. This week's Back Issue Bin to the Future takes us to Excalibur #40. Continue Reading »