Marvel's cosmic line has been in the spotlight again in the past few years, due to the talents of writers like Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning. This is a good thing because they have such a strong stable of space-faring characters - The Inhumans, The Guardians of the Galaxy, The Annihilators, and of course, Warlock. I have liked Adam Warlock ever since I stumbled onto an issue of his self titled series as a kid. The Jim Starlin artwork on that gave it a sleek, modern look that set it apart from most comics of the day. Hopefully, fans of the new cosmic stories will seek out his earlier adventures.
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The first time I saw Adam Warlock was Infinity Gauntlet. Very cool mini-series.
Can't wait to see what The Lost Issues looks like on Monday! It's gonna feel like a second Christmas!
Heh. My first Warlock story was Marvel Two-in-One Annual #2.
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Technically, my first Warlock story was FF#66. I saw him as Warlock in Strange Tales #181 and was hooked. I worked backwards for a few years, then followed his resurrection, but burned out during Infinity Watch. Odd that you chose 1978 trade dress, the year after he 'died'.
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