Warlord goes through the motions and OMAC is pressed into backup duty in this solid-but-unspectacular issue from Bronze Age legends Mike Grell and Jim Starlin.
READWhen Warlord and Shakira stop in Bandakhar for horses, Morgan soon finds himself entangled with a beautiful girl named Karelle. It’s more of the same – and that’s not a bad thing – from series creator Mike Grell.
READThe Titans and Outsiders race to the Empire State Building to disrupt the Fearsome Five’s plot to takeover New York. A solid-but-unspectacular crossover conclusion from the regular Outsiders team of Mike W. Barr and Jim Aparo (with a little help from Titan’s scribe Marv Wolfman).
READThe New Teen Titans help Thunder and Lightning in a quest to find the brothers’ father and a cure. A solid outing from Marv Wolfman, guest artist Keith Pollard and regular embellisher Romeo Tanghal.
READWhen Sarah Simms is taken hostage by a former boyfriend, Cyborg and company attempt to resolve the situation without bloodshed. Another solid tale driven by a social issue from writer Marv Wolfman, with guest artist Keith Pollard and regular embellisher Romeo Tanghal.
READHunted by the Army, Rom teams with Power Man and Iron Fist in an effort to reach the Baxter Building. A competent, enjoyable outing from the Rom team of Bill Mantlo, Sal Buscema and Joe Sinnott.
READRom and new ally Torpedo team to defend Clairton from Dire Wraiths who’ve been armed with powerful rocket suits. Another professional installment of the Rom story from the team of Bill Mantlo, Sal Buscema and Joe Sinnott.
READWarlord’s return journey from Wizard World takes an unexpected detour through a world ruled by chance – and the comics’ creative team. A fun meta-adventure from Mike Grell, with a shoutout to editor Jack C. Harris.
READAn enchanted sword transports Warlord back in time to Wizard World where he is reunited with Mariah and Machiste. A fun outing from writer/artist Mike Grell and inker Vince Colletta.
READThe Warlord and his latest scantily clad ally, Shakira, are attacked by a race of predatory hawkmen. It’s more of the same from creator Mike Grell and inker Vince Colletta – and that’s not a bad thing.
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