Things Marvel Did in the 60s and 70s you wish they did now.

[Frontier]

Well, she's not technically a superhero. More like a supporting cast member and fits into his world perfectly. You can literally drop her in most any Cap story and she works. Which is why his love interest during those Byrne/Zeck issues never worked for me. Bernie just seemed out of place in every panel she appeared in.

Yeah, but she's involved enough in the life that it's not much different.

I thought Bernie was kind of refreshing, but that's just my take on it.

[Shadowcat]

I prefer the way they did things in the 80’s and 90’s, but that’s me.

[K7P5V]

For the 60s to the 80s i miss--

Fun comic ads like the fruit pie ads, fun order from marvel ads and ads for other titles and saturday morning previews!

Marvel had fun with some of those ads. They even did capt crunch ads!

Agreed. Personally, my favorite will always be the 7-11/Slurpee ads...

I liked Steve as an artist.

Me too! It was definitely amusing when Cap became the artist for his own comic...
https://www.cbr.com/captain-america-...-artist-debut/

I thought Bernie was kind of refreshing, but that's just my take on it.

Most enjoyable of all was...

Bernie America

[Will Evans]

I miss the page of check boxes for all Marvel titles coming out that month.

[Riv86672]

I miss the page of check boxes for all Marvel titles coming out that month.

....the Bullpen Bulletins/Stan’s Soapbox.

[Panic]

The N’Astirh predated the Alien by 4 years.

The first appearance of the N'Garai (not N'Astirh) predated Alien, but I don't believe they looked like Geiger's Alien design until Byrne drew them that way in Uncanny X-Men #143, which came out two years later than, and was clearly influenced by, the Ridley Scott film. So I think DrNewGod's point still stands.

[K7P5V]

....the Bullpen Bulletins/Stan’s Soapbox.

The monthly Cool 'O Meters (I know they're from the nineties, but I couldn't resist):
https://www.cbr.com/knowledge-waits-...cool-o-meters/

[DrNewGod]

The N’Astirh predated the Alien by 4 years.

The original depiction in X-Men 96 (who more no resemblance to Ridley Scott's monster) did indeed predate Alien.

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However, the N'astrih that paid a Christmas visit to Xavier's School in 1981's issue 143 couldn't have been more clearly inspired by the Xenomorph without a complete plagiarism.

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[phonogram12]

Yeah, but she's involved enough in the life that it's not much different.

I thought Bernie was kind of refreshing, but that's just my take on it.

Fair enough. Like I said, I do feel that secret ids are absolutely essential for some, but (for me, anyways), less so for others.

[Riv86672]

The monthly Cool 'O Meters (I know they're from the nineties, but I couldn't resist):
https://www.cbr.com/knowledge-waits-...cool-o-meters/

Oh that’s a good one, that’d work well nowadays!

The original depiction in X-Men 96 (who more no resemblance to Ridley Scott's monster) did indeed predate Alien.

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However, the N'astrih that paid a Christmas visit to Xavier's School in 1981's issue 143 couldn't have been more clearly inspired by the Xenomorph without a complete plagiarism.

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Holy crap I’d forgotten they’d ever looked so different!

[Gaastra]

More fun classic ads.

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Love hulk trying to count on his fingers and fozzie bear is one of the people watching stan talk.

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[PCN24454]

Time seemed to actually pass.