{"id":4211,"date":"2012-06-22T13:06:29","date_gmt":"2012-06-22T20:06:29","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/cyberspacecomics.com\/blog\/?p=4211"},"modified":"2012-06-22T13:16:57","modified_gmt":"2012-06-22T20:16:57","slug":"guide-to-marvel-comics-presents-67","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/cyberspacecomics.com\/blog\/2012\/06\/guide-to-marvel-comics-presents-67\/","title":{"rendered":"Guide to Marvel Comics Presents #67"},"content":{"rendered":"

Marvel Comics Presents <\/em> launched in 1988 as an ad-free anthology showcasing four eight-page features, stuffed inside a wrap-around cover. This guide will tell you everything you wanted to know about the series – and more!<\/font><\/p>\n


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\nCover Date<\/strong>: 1990 | Cover Price<\/strong>: $1.25 | Cover Artist<\/strong>: Mark Texeira<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n
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\nWolverine<\/strong> in “Acts of Vengeance<\/em>” part 4
\nwritten by Howard Mackie
\nart by Mark Texeira
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\nYuji explains to Wolverine <\/strong>that Deathwatch <\/strong>is after his son, Sean, as well as Logan, himself. In this issue, Deathwatch’s men capture Yuji’s daughter, Brigitte, in order to lure Sean Watanabe (who goes by the codename Brass<\/strong>) and Wolverine into their clutches. They’ve also kidnapped Jack D’auria – a friend of Dan Ketch (aka Ghost Rider<\/strong>).\n<\/td>\n
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\nPoison<\/strong> in “Vandals of the Heart<\/em>” conclusion
\nwritten by Steve Gerber
\nart by Cindy Martin
\n<\/center>
\nImbued with the power of Mrinh\u00e4, Joe Trinity <\/strong>launches an assault on Dallas <\/strong>in the Slug’s home. But, before he loses total control to the powerful entity, Poison <\/strong>steps in to stop him. Her power tempts Mrinh\u00e4 <\/strong>into leaving Joe’s body in the hopes of possessing hers – but she is able to finally defeat the mysterious force.\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
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\nFantastic Four<\/strong> in “Dark Dimensions<\/em>” part 4
\nwritten by Robert Denatale
\nart by Tom Morgan
\n<\/center>
\nThe Human Torch <\/strong>arrives at the Baxter Building and is attacked by the Mad Thinker’s FF androids. Meanwhile, the Thing <\/strong>learns that the green alien that appeared last issue calls itself the Exile<\/strong>. It is trapped within a web of “opposite” energy that could explode if it makes contact with the alien. The Exile reveals that the events of the past few days were arranged by him to test these super-powered beings to ensure that they had the ability to rescue him.\n<\/td>\n
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\nSpider-Man<\/strong> in “Slow Burn<\/em>“
\nwritten by Len Wein
\nart by Dean Ormstron
\n<\/center>
\nA firefighter named Jerry steps into Roxie’s Diner and notices the latest Daily Bugle headline. True to form, it implicates Spider-Man may have been responsible for a building being burnt. But, Jerry was there – so he knows the truth. He then recounts the events of how he and Spider-Man <\/strong>stopped Blowtorch<\/strong>, the highest paid arsonist on the East Coast.\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

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So, we finally get some insight into what Deathwatch is after, in this issue. The Poison solo ended without providing any insight into the mysterious force named Mrinh\u00e4. It seems like there’s more to be discovered about the Exile from the Fantastic Four story and the Spider-Man tale was kind of fun but nothing deep.<\/p>\n

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