Hello Comic Book Fans,
With everything changing right now with Coronavirus, your business has to change and it's just a little different to not talk about new comics. However, until the world and the United States gets back to normal. We're going to do our best to entertain you and share some knowledge! As you know if you follow our FB page I talk a lot about 90's comics. So today, I'm pointing out notable events from April 1991 to April 1995. Just key points. Have a great day. Wash hands, stay home and be safe.
New Mutants #100, the title's final issue, featuring the debut of X-Force (Marvel Comics).
With #6 Cadillacs & Dinosaurs is cancelled. With #5, Hollywood Superstars is cancelled.
First issue of Seth's Palookaville
April 1992
Scott McCloud's Understanding Comics is first pre-published.
The Amazing Spider-Man #361: First full appearance of Carnage.
April 1: News is spread that archeologists have found the ancient ruins of Astérix' village. This later turns out to be an April fools' joke.
Adventures of Superman #500 (dated "Early June") is released and the Reign of the Supermen! begins with four Supermen.
April 1994
X-Men crossover Child's Play concludes.
Starblast concludes, both as a limited series and as a crossover.
The Amazing Spider-Man #400: "A Death In the Family." Die-cut embossed cover. (Marvel Comics).
April 1: In Sioux City, Iowa Fran and Kevin McGarry found the comics store ACME Comics & Collectibles.
April 30: DC Comics announces its products will be distributed exclusively by Diamond Comics Distribution, Inc.
