#don mcgregor

[bloodybosom]

[ironmandirectorofsword]

Marvel Graphic Novel 7 (1983) Killraven: Warrior of the Worlds by Don McGregor & P Craig Russell

[comicarthistory]

Eclipse Comics house ad for Sabre #7. 1983. Art by Kent Williams.

[tomoleary]

Sandy Plunkett - “Don McGregor Man of Wakanda Man of Mars” Comic Book Creator #29 (TwoMorrows Publishing Nov 22, 2022) with two of McGregor’s characters, Black Panther and Killraven.

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[balu8]

Nathaniel Dusk #1

by Don McGregor;Gene Colan;John Constanza and Tom Ziuko

DC

[evilhorse]

You act like I’m going to burn you.

[marvelousmrm]

Jungle Action #19 (McGregor/Graham, Jan 1976). T’Challa accompanies his girlfriend Monica home to Georgia, where her family is being harassed by the KKK. It’s shocking to see the actual Klan represented in these pages after stand-ins like the Serpent Society…

[nerds-yearbook]

The anthology comic Marvel Comics Presents 26, cover date, August, 1989, introduced some new characters. In the "Rise and Shine (pt 1)- New York" segment Coldblood (Eric Savin) and Mako were introduced created by Doug Moench and Paul Gulacy. In "Panther's Quest (pt 14) Somebody's Going to Pay" Walter Olebogeng first appeared, created by Don McGregor and Gene Colan. ("Pharaoh's Legacy pt 3", "Panther's Quest pt 14", "Rise and Shine pt 1", and "Splashdown", Marvel Comics Presents 26, Marvel Comic Event)

[ufonaut]

Yeah. Tell me again about being fair. Fair? When everything is burning, within and without, head to toes, throat to lungs!

Nathaniel Dusk II (1985) #4

(Don McGregor, Gene Colan)

[intrapanelreturns]

AMAZING ADVENTURES v.1 #27 1974, Marvel Comics Don McGregor writer, Craig Russell art, Jack Abel inks, Petra Goldberg colors, John Costanza letters

[brevoorthistoryofcomics]

BHOC: DEFENDERS #53

This issue of DEFENDERS was another book that I got out of a 3-Bag at either one of my local department stores or toy stores. It had a nice George Perez cover, but it wasn’t an especially memorable issue. This was another book that had run into deadline troubles, and so the main story this time out was cut short and an inventory back-up tale was inserted to fill it out. This was preferable to an…

[ironsaguaro]

Black Panther's Most Majestic Presentation!

[downthetubes]

Don McGregor profiled, Herb Trimpe’s Marvel UK years recalled in Comic Book Creator

Don McGregor‘s life and talent is spotlighted in a comprehensive retrospective in Comic Book Creator #29, available now from comic shops; the first issue publisher Tomorrows Publishing has devoted predominately to a comic writer. From his Hopalong Cassidy-obsessed Rhode Island childhood to ubiquitous presence on Marvel Comics letters pages in the 1960s and early ’70s debut as Warren Publications…

[balu8]

Nathaniel Dusk V.2 #3: Apple Peddlers Die at Noon

by Don McGregor; Gene Colan; Tom Ziuko and John Costanza

DC

[evilhorse]

It’s New Year’s Eve! We can celebrate.

[marvelousmrm]

Jungle Action #17 (McGregor/Graham, Sept 1975). The dense, intense saga of Panther’s Rage approaches its conclusion. I won’t claim that I enjoyed this — the brutality and breathlessness of McGregor’s writing made this a challenging read! But I’m glad I stuck with it. The first Black Panther movie adapted (and, in my opinion, improved) many elements of this run, and it’s fun seeing how Marvel continually develops and iterates characters like T’Challa.