books by David Michelinie (adventures protector doomquest)

books by David Michelinie

books:

The Phantom Chronicles: New Tales Of The Ghost Who Walks!

5 reviews
Craig Shaw Gardner, Jim Alexander, ...

Moonstone, 2007

Lee Falk would be proud.
These stories are bringing The Phantom back to life and doing it very well. There is one story I found to be a long stretch, but I'm not reviewing stories, but a volume of stories. In this volume the Deep Woods call, The Ghost Who Walks remains undying, justice prevails over the darkness of the world, and even when The Phantom seems helpless, he is just about ready to make his next move. A must ...

Daredevil by Frank Miller & Klaus Janson Omnibus

9 reviews
Frank Miller, Roger McKenzie, ...

Marvel Comics, 2007

WHEN MILLER WAS KING!
Before Sin City, before Dark Knight Returns, there was Frank Miller's Daredevil. In my opinion the best thing he ever did. He took a "B" rated super hero comic, that was being published bi-monthly, and turned it into one of the best selling monthly books of it's time. The ideas that Miller introduced in these stories are still resonating in the Marvel Universe today. He turned Daredevil into a ...

Showcase Presents: Unknown Soldier, Vol. 1

4 reviews
Joe Kubert, Bob Haney, ...

DC Comics, 2006

Classic DC war comic
The war, horror and Western were genre staples of the DC Universe, as much as it was to the Marvel Universe..until DC Crisis and Marvel's Secret Wars. These titles died a small death, due to the growthg of superheroes. DC, in its WAR genre hayday, Sgt. Rock and his Easy Company (now in a color archieve book edition and a graphic novel "Between A Rock & A hard Place"), The Haunted Tank (also ...

Iron Man: The Armor Wars (Marvel Comics)

7 reviews
David Michelinie

Marvel Comics, 1990

The definitive Iron Man storyline of all time!
Tony Stark is a man on the brink of deadly obsession over his stolen technology gone awry. This storyline has all the elements you could ask for: action, intrigue, suspense, drama. Iron Man takes on friend and foe alike in his quest to eliminate the product of his genius, and woe be unto anyone who gets in his way! David Michilinie, Mark Bright, Bob Layton, and Barry Windsor-Smith weave a tale ...

Spider-Man Vs. Venom

8 reviews
David Michelinie

Marvel Entertainment Group, 1990

A true masterpiece
Todd McFarlane took over the penciling chores on "Amazing Spider-Man" in March 1988, and quickly took the book straight to the top of the mountain as the #1 comic book in the industry. The reason why is contained within the pages of "Spider-Man vs. Venom", collecting two cameos from Venom in ASM #298 and #299, and then the epic first confrontation and return match between Spider-Man and Venom ...

The Amazing Spider-Man: The Wedding

1 review
David Michelinie, Stan Lee, ...

Marvel Entertainment Group, 1992

Brings tears to one's eyes
This was a very weel done book. It includes the entire wedding story as told in the comics. It even features the newspaper strips in which the wedding took place. Also, pictures of the real-life ceremony between Spidey and MJ at Shea Stadium are included. There is even a 60's spoof of Spidey finding his dream girl included. This includes everything one needs to enjoy the experience of the ...

Turok Dinosaur Hunter #1: Cold Blood Blazing (Valiant Comic Book July 1993)

1 review
David Michelinie

Valiant, 1993

Turok Dinosaur Hunter No. 1 (July 1993 )
COLD BLOOD BLAZING: Turok Dinosaur Hunter No. 1. Based on the old Gold Key comic books this series doesn't fail on the action! It begins with Turok, a native-american from "The Lost Land". The Lost Land is chock full of dinosaurs, ancient people, and time warps. When Turok is transported to today (The Lost Land is ancient) Mon-ark, a "binosaur" and his wife follow to present times too! They ...

Spider-Man: The Assassin Nation Plot (Amazing Spider-Man)

1 review
David Michelinie

Marvel Entertainment Group, 1992

An excellent series coming near the end of the McFarlane era
The Assassin Nation Plot was a six-part series that ran in The Amazon Spider-Man in late 1989 (issues 320-325). This series, especially the artwork of Todd McFarlane, helped draw me into comics rather seriously for a period of a year or more. Spider-Man has always been the best superhero out there, and Mary Jane has to be the hottest superhero's wife (especially back in the day when McFarlane ...

Spider-man: Carnage in New York (Marvel Comics)

20 reviews
David Michelinie, Dean Wesley Smith

Boxtree Ltd, 1996

for spidey fans primarily
Okay first of all you should only really read this book if your a spiderman fan, but i suppose if you're lookin for something new and you don't know if you want to read this i would still reccomend it, but if you are not that interested, don't bother because even though i loved it, i love pretty much anything with spiderman so if you aren't a big fan i suppose you can pass it up. it gives an in ...

Stan Lee Presents: Spider-Man Carnage (Marvel Comics)

2 reviews
David Michelinie

Marvel Entertainment Group, 1993

The Creation of Marvel's NO-GOOD Villian
The story starts with Cletus Cassidy, serving 11 consecutive life sentences, in the same cell as Eddie Brock, who continues to train himself for the destruction of Spiderman. When Eddie's "other", the alien symbiote bent on Spidey's death, breaks him outta jail, it leaves behind a spawn of itself, the same yet different. Cassidy runs into it while watching Venom flee. They bond and ...

Venom: Lethal Protector

5 reviews
David Michelinie

Marvel Entertainment Group, 1995

Venom is the best!
There you have it, Venom trying to survive in the big city of San Francisco and at the same time try to save and underground city from peril.Venom faces other symbiotes and their hosts like "Blacklash" "Lasher" and many more. While on top of that Spider Man is there to keep him in line but Spider Man also works with Venom

The Avengers: Emperor Doom (Marvel Graphic Novels)

3 reviews
David Michelinie

Marvel Entertainment Group, 1990

action packed thrill
the author was one of the best ever. Marvel should make more avengers books but include Hawkeye more

Spider-Man: The Cosmic Adventures (Amazing Spectacular Web)

3 reviews
Gerry Conway, David Michelinie

Marvel Comics, 1993

Amazing Spidey Story
Man i can remember buying each of these comics when they came out and saying to myself "oh my god! what new power is he gonna get next!?". This was one of my favorite spidey stories ever made. The art in this book ranges from good to great. and each story finds spidey gaining some crazy new power. If your a spidey fan and never got a chance to read these stories you should definitely try and ...

Spider-Man: Birth of Venom

10 reviews
Jim Shooter, Tom DeFalco, ...

Marvel Comics, 2007

good
this graphic novel is goos if you really need to know the history of venom but at times it gete REALLY boring but at the end you will be happy

Iron Man vs. Doctor Doom: Doomquest (Marvel Premiere Classic)

3 reviews
David Michelinie, Bob Layton, ...

Marvel Comics, 2008

Tony and Victor's Excellent Adventures
Tony Stark, aka Iron Man is a member of a select club of superheroes that includes Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, and Spider-Man: heroes who have been consistently published in their own book since their creation. In Tony's case, this is his 46th year of continuous publication through four different volumes. Not bad, really; the character has usually occupied a middle-to-low position on the ...

Iron Man: Armor Wars

5 reviews
David Michelinie, Bob Layton

Marvel Comics, 2007

Exciting eighties action
I'm amazed it took me so long to find this; I vaguely remember this story from the mid '80s. With the success of Iron Man's 1st hit movie, I've been interested in reading defining stories for the character, and this paperback in particular represents one of the best I've ever seen. Highlights here for me... *Issue 225- Stark Wars! This 1st great issue sets up the entire storyline nicely. ...

Women of Marvel, Vol. 1

3 reviews
Stan Lee, Gerry Conway, ...

Marvel Comics, 2006

Women of Marvel - Collection of Significant Appearances
This TPB brings together a good number of either first sightings, origins or other important stories that have been in Marvels books over the years. Lots of great stories I recall reading when first published, and now great to have in a convenient book. SteveZ

The Power of Iron Man

4 reviews
David Michelinie

Marvel Entertainment Group, 1991

3rd Advanced Iron Person to Review this!
Bethany Cabe, Tony Stark, and Justin Hammer! Just through in Jack Daniels and you have the greatest Iron Man story arc ever! This TPB starts off with all out action against one of my personal favs, Prince Namor. Next move to Iron Man in all out battle against Blizzard, Whiplash, and The Melter in one of fav places on earth, Atlantic City, New Jersey! And that's not all! Iron Man murders an ...

Spider-Man: Maximum Carnage

19 reviews
Tom DeFalco, J. M. DeMatteis, ...

Marvel Comics, 2005

Chaos and Carnage
The story is chaotic, never takes itself TOO seriously, and captures the character of Spider-Man perfectly. My main gripe has to do with a few large out-of-nowhere plot devices that the writers insert toward the end of the story to help bring about the story's end. I chuckled at the absurdity of the sudden appearence of Deathlok's super-suit, and that was only one example. Still, an ...

The Many Armors of Iron Man

3 reviews
Roy Thomas, David Michelinie, ...

Marvel Comics, 2008

Iron Man
Any fan of Iron Man, espescially the classic stories, will enjoy this book. I highly recomend it. It is actually a collection of stories featuring the Deep-Sea Armor, Stealth Armor, etc... In my opinion the multi-part story featuring the Space Armor is worth the price of admission alone.