MRC launches into February 1969 with Amazing Spider-Man 69, Daredevil 49, Thor 161, X-Men 53, and Incredible Hulk 112, featuring the entirely underwhelming debut of Barry (Not Yet Windsor) Smith!

MRC finishes up January 1969 with Nick Fury Agent of SHIELD 8, Doctor Strange 176, Iron Man 9, Captain America 109, and Avengers 60! The desperate need for new marriage laws in New York State, panel borders gone berserk, and lots of other crises! Check it out!

Hey, where’s Star Lord?? MRC covers part 2 of January, 1969, introducing the (original) Guardians of the Galaxy in Marvel Super-Heroes 18, plus Fantastic Four 82, Captain Marvel 9 and Sub-Mariner 9! Check it out!

MRC pickets January of 1969 with Amazing Spider-Man 68, Daredevil 48, Thor 160, X-Men 52, and Incredible Hulk 111! The year of the moon landing and Woodstock has finally arrived! Groovy!

MRC finally does away with 1968! To finish up December, we’ve got Nick Fury Agent of SHIELD 7, Doctor Strange 175, Iron Man 8, Captain America 108, and Avengers 59! Springer approaches Steranko territory! The Trapster finds out he has a jar of Elmer’s paste! Hank Pym somehow gets even worse! Check it out!

MRC soldiers on through December 1968 with Fantastic Four 81, Captain Marvel 8, Sub-Mariner 8, and Silver Surfer 3! More wonder-gloves! More evidence that maybe Colletta on Heck wasn’t such a good idea after all! Check it out!

MRC jumps into December 1968 with Amazing Spider-Man 67, Daredevil 47, Thor 159, X-Men 51, and Incredible Hulk 110! How is Daredevil better than the Steranko book?? Listen to find out!

157 Marvel Reread Club 1968 Annuals (part 2) with Kelly Yates by Steve and Matt Bird

MRC wraps up the main books of November 1968 with Nick Fury Agent of SHIELD 6, Doctor Strange 174, Iron Man 7, Captain America 107, and Avengers 58. A Post-Steranko World! Satan-ish! Pym suckage will somehow only increase! Check it out!

MRC careens on though November of 1968, with Fantastic Four 80, Captain Marvel 7, Sub-Mariner 7, and Marvel Super-Heroes 17 featuring the Black Knight! Fun fact: A Choice Not an Ecch-O is a reference to a book by Phillis Shlafley, of all people! Check it out!