Born in Indiana, The enigmatic figure known as Jack Logan stumbled from the crop fields and haystacks into a life of comic collecting. With his first comics bestowed upon him by his father, he began collecting comics in the Early ‘90s. Comics such as Deathlok, the Spectacular Spider-man, Ghost Rider, Doom 2099 and Wolverine were among his favorites. As time passed, he could no longer afford comics which had gone from a mere dollar an issue to two dollars. On a penny and dime income (Jack was still but a child), It was impossible to continue collecting. Jack collected on and off for several years.

After a turn of events, Jack had to spend his summer at his aunt’s residence. There he had to work performing everyday choirs. After finishing these choirs, Jack was allotted a sum of money. After saving a whopping two dollars, His grandmother took him to the mall. There he found a small bookstore. His grandmother thought he was going to get a nice book to read, but instead saw something else: A comic rack! As he poured over the dozens of titles, Jack carefully examined each and ever issue. His eyes caught in a devilish trace until he picked up Spectacular Spider-man # 260. Sporting a dashing cover by John Romita Sr., Jack was enthralled. The comic was smack dab in the middle of a story-arc called the “Goblins at the Gate” which featured not one, but two goblins! Jack was instantly a comic reader again. From then on, Jack began collecting comics regularly and a full-fledged Marvel Fanatic.

Now collecting over a dozen Mighty Marvel Mags a week, Jack has become a frequent at the local comic shop. Wanting to participate in the chronicling of the Marvel Universe and use his mind-numbing skills to good use, Jack has begun adding tid-bits to the Marvel Universe (This little sub-section of Marvel.com.)

Contributions

My contributions to the Marvel Universe...

• Pierce, Donald (Researched and wrote, edited by Danny Waah!)