From Spring 1992: THE UNCANNY X-MEN EASTER SPECIAL, published by Marvel UK. This one-shot not only tapped into the boom in all-things-X (f...

  From 1983: A behind-the-scenes feature (and exclusive cover) devoted to THE X-MEN AND THE MICRONAUTS four-parter from th...

From 1983/ 1984: One of the more bonkers limited series (at least until the X-MEN/ TREK crossovers of the Nineties) of the Sta...

From May 1986: A MARVEL UK House Ad with itinerary details for the Marvel US-organized (apparently as "thank you" overseas tr...

From 1980: MARVEL UK's THE UNCANNY X-MEN WINTER SPECIAL . I've always found the British Bullpen's enthusiasm for runnin...

From 1983: More gifts direct from the hallowed halls of MARVEL UK.   The launch of a new weekly was always a good excuse for three ...

From 1983: MARVEL UK loved to give away paper-based products as freebies.  Not only did they cost next-to-nothing to make but they also...

From 1983: I remember being utterly perplexed by the (presumably off-the-shelf... or out-of-a-cracker) Spinner Gun freebie cover-mounte...

On sale this month in 1983: MARVEL SUPER-HEROES issue 393, the first to incorporate RAMPAGE following the demise of its monthly stable...

On sale this month in 1983: Some early Alan Davis Mighty Marvel Magic: an X-MEN poster from the glossy centre pages of MARVEL UK...

On sale this week back in 1984: the 39th (and final!) issue of MARVEL UK's accident-prone THOR AND THE X-MEN . TatXM was actual...

From August 1983: the final four (16-19) of MARVEL UK's ill-fated first colour weekly*: THE MIGHTY THOR .  Undone by da...

MUTANT MEDIA was a British fanzine (successor to CEREBRO) , edited by Phil Hall, which appeared during the Boom Years of the ear...

Another nineties MARVEL UK foray into the world of the X-MEN : the first issue of their new weekly, cover-dated 14 October 1994. Th...

Another MARVEL UK (or, I think, by this point technically Panini UK) launch: THE AMAZING X-MEN issue 1 from February 1996. The rep...

More foil-enhanced goodness from the dawn of the Modern Age of MARVEL UK (or, if you prefer, the last splutterings of the old business)...

Here's the MARVEL UK House Ad, from the final issue of FANTASTIC FOUR, heralding the impending launch of the next two superhero weeklies...

As I posted previously, MARVEL UK's first forays into colour printing (since the original CAPTAIN BRITAIN anyway) were a bit of a disast...

I must admit that I've never been much of a fan of THOR (to the extent that I had very low expectations of the film... and was very plea...

Copies of the British X-MEN fanzine CEREBRO don't come to market very often (and seem to command a hefty premium online) so I was surpr...