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To be honest, the original Mick Anglo MM Miller comics that Marvel first started reprinting weren't all that eventful, when he would be up against pirates and smugglers and the like. But the latest series reprinting the Alan Moore "Warrior"/ Eclipse stories; retitled Miracleman are highly recommended. But make sure you get the adult versions, rather than the children's.
I recently re-read some of those reprints. The Eighties version, with its multi-faceted conspiracies, is definitely--and delightfully--intriguing. Although, the birth scene involving Mrs. Miracleman was a little _too_ graphic for my taste!
As for the Golden Age kiddie-reprints? Initially, those were just revisions of pre-WWII back issues of Fawcett comics (due to war-time import restrictions)! So, the blame for that alleged silliness rests partially on us Americans. ;-)
One more item of note: would be it be possible to feature a team-up between Spidey and Miracleman (seeing as how they're both employed by THE DAILY BUGLE)?
As was Archie/MLJ Comics' The Fox.
Actually, the Fox of Archie Comics was employed by THE DAILY GLOBE (which would make Paul Patton Peter Parker's professional rival)!
How about a triple action with Superman, Marvelman and Captain Marvel { Shazam! )?
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