Marvel made a Biker Mice from Mars Comic! - Marvel in the 90s

Rockin' Robbie Billups looks back at some of the famous, and infamous, Marvel Comics from the 1990s! In this episode, we take a look at the first issue of the Biker Mice from Mars comic book adaptation!
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[@papakencomicsandmore3585]

I fucking love this series! Marvel in the 90s!

[@susanfit47]

Marvel published a three-issue series in the early 1990s. A fourth issue was solicited on the reader's page. It was released during the same time as G.I. Joe, Transformers: Generation 2, Ren & Stimpy, The Meteor Man, and King Arthur & the Knights of Justice comics on shelves.

[@susanfit47]

That Marvel subscription sheet right there, because now this was 1993. This is the heyday. So I want to point out all those books. For instance, you see Biker Mice From Mars down there. You can totally subscribe at this book, but it lasted 3 issues, and then it would have just went to somebody else. But at this time, Marvel was publishing The Amazing Spider-Man, Avengers, Barbie, Barbie Fashion (that's right, 2 Barbie books), Captain America, Daredevil, Darkhawk, Doom 2099, Fantastic Four, Guardians of the Galaxy, G.I. Joe, The Incredible Hulk, Iron Man, Marvel Tales featuring Spider-Man, Namor, the Sub-Mariner, The New Warriors, The Punisher (Comic), The Punisher 2099, Quasar, Ravaged 2099, Silver Sable, Silver Surfer, Sleepwalker, The Spectacular Spider-Man, Spider-Man Classics, Spider-Man 2099, Thor, Thunderstrike, The Uncanny X-Men, Web of Spider-Man, X-Factor, X-Force, X-Men, X-Men 2099, X-Men Classic, X-Men Adventures (there are so many X-Men books. Sounds familiar), Wonder-Man, What If? Alpha Flight, Cyberspace 3000, Deathlok, Death's Head II, Dr. Strange, Excalibur, Ghost Rider/Blaze: Spirits of Vegeance, Ghost Rider, Moon Knight, Morbius, Nightstalkers, Nomad, Nova, The Original Ghost Rider, The Punisher War Journal, The Punisher War Zone, Ren & Stimpy, Secret Defenders, The Sensational She-Hulk, Spider-Man, TekWorld (that was the novel and the William Shatner show), Transformers: Generation 2, Warlock & the Infinity Watch, Wolverine, Hyperkind, Ecto-Kid, Hockerman Hex, St. Center (those were all the Clyde Barker ones), The Conan Saga, Groo, The Sword Sword of Conan, Hellstorm, Cable, Lawdog, Dark Guard, Harrier, Harrowers, Pinhead, Marvel Comics Presents, and Marvel Age, and Thomas the Tank Engine.

[@62LeftyBlues]

check out Mark Bode's Miami Mice from 1985

[@sheldonwalsh4178]

Strawberry oatmeal, yum

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Comment for the algorithm

[@the_flyattractor8656]

The Show was a Hit... for a few months... Until Power Rangers kicked it's (and verybody elses's asses. Turtles included) Loved this Show! Art in the US Comic... Eh.. Not Great. Eurpoe got a series that got up to 7 or 8 issues. Had much better art. Stories were more kid friendly than the show.