Comic books in 'Fantastic Four'
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Issue #3
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Collects Marvel Adventures Spider-Man (2005) #29 and Marvel Adventures Fantastic Four (2005) #25. Written by Peter David and Fred Van Lente. Art by Pop Mhan and Cory Hamscher. Cover by Patrick Scherberger. Y'know, some people just don't like museums. They're cold, boring, super-villains are always stealing stuff...wait, what? Yo! GREY GARGOYLE! Stop stealing stuff! All right, fine...but you're gonna have to deal with SPIDEY! Then, the Human Torch falls into a probability rift and finds himself flung across innumerable alternate realities, including: a world where a heroic Victor Von Doom, a.k.a. Doc Iron, battles against Mr. Devious, Monsterman, The Human Pyre and The Unstoppable Woman...a.k.a. The Frightful Four; a world where the Femmetastic Four defends a world completely depopulated of men (then Johnny shows up); and a world where Johnny's arch-nemesis runs the FF...that's right, SPIDER-MAN! Can The Watcher help Torch get back to his timeline, or will he wander forever through 'The Worlds of What If?' 64 pages, full color. All Ages. Cover price $4.99.
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Issue #9
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Collects Marvel Adventures Fantastic Four (2005) #31 and Marvel Adventures Spider-Man (2005) #35. Written by Kirsten Sinclair and Fred Van Lente. Art by David Hahn and Cory Hamscher. Cover by Leonard Kirk. Cleanup on Aisle Four!!!! MAN, the FF just CAN'T catch a break! Even when they're just going shopping, they gotta deal with evil geniuses that've created an entire STORE designed to destroy our heroes! Then, Venom is back...but says he wants to bury the hatchet with Spider-Man. No, not in his head. In fact, in order to show Spidey how much he's reformed, he wants to become the web-spinner's official sidekick. But one night 'on patrol' with a homicidal maniac as a partner has Spidey wanting to hang up the web-shooters himself! 64 pages, full color. All Ages. Cover price $4.99.
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Issue #14
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Collects Marvel Adventures Spider-Man (2005) #40 and Marvel Adventures Fantastic Four (2005) #32. Written by Marc Sumerak and Joe Lansdale. Art by David Nakayama and Ronan Cliquet. Cover by Patrick Scherberger & Nathan Lee. 'Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of -- Spider-Man?!?' When our webbed wonder unwittingly aids a devious demi-goddess, his reward is a one way ticket to Asgard. But things start going south as soon as Spidey starts going Norse! Prepare for an epic tale that the bards will sing of for centuries to come (most likely with an occasional unnecessary 'thee' or 'thou' thrown in for good measure)! Plus, gather 'round, li'l doggies. Ol' Ben Grimm's done been hijacked from our time an' shot back to the Old West, where varmints and vandals ruled the day! Even if Benjy teams up with one of the past's greatest heroes, STEAM RIDER, can he manage to hightail his way back to the present? Crack that whip! 64 pages, full color. All Ages. Cover price $4.99.
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Issue #14
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Interview with John Byrne; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Doug Moench discusses Six From Sirius; Louise Jones discusses Power Pack; Fantastic Four vs. Byrne. Cover by John Byrne. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #20
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Letters from fans about Secret Wars; Jim Shooter talks Secret Wars; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; article by writer Peter B. Gillis about Black Panther; Larry Hama discusses G.I. Joe; Mike Zeck/John Beatty cover. Cover price $0.35.
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Issue #46
Tags: Fantastic Four, X-Men$5.50
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Production People Par Excellence; a look at the X-Men vs. the Fantastic Four limited series, with comments from Don Daley, Ann Nocenti and Jon Bogdanove; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; a look at the Comet Man limited series, with comments from Miguel Ferrer and Bill Mumy; Star Spotlight: Animax, with comments from Walt Simonson; New Talent Department - Mark Gruenwald comments on Terry Tidwell's try-out art; The Marvel Age: 1973 (Part II). X-Men vs. the Fantastic Four cover by Jon Bogdanove & Terry Austin. Back cover has a special Marvel team-up starring Star-Lord and Forbush-Man by Jim Salicrup and Ron Zalme. Cover price $0.50.
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Issue #1
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Plot by LEE & KIRBY Script by SEAN MCKEEVER Cover & pencils by MAKATO NAKATSUKA The NEW MARVEL AGE continues with the series that launched the first Marvel Age. Find out just who the Fantastic Four are and how they came to be in this modern ALL AGES retelling of a classic featuring new art and a new, updated script! When nuclear plants around the globe are swallowed up by the Earth itself, it's up to the Fantastic Four to take on the source of all the mayhem ? the Mole Man! 32 PGS./ALL AGES Cover price $2.25.
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Issue #2
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(Plot) Stan Lee & Steve Ditko (W) Sean McKeever (P & Cover) Makoto Nakatsuka; The Fantastic Four have gone mad, leaving nothing but destruction and mayhem in thier wake; the only ones who can stop them are...the Fantastic Four? Discover the devious plan of the Skrulls from outer space in this modern retelling of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby's classic! Cover price $2.25.
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Issue #3
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Plot by LEE & KIRBY Written by Sean McKeever Pencils by Joe Dodd Cover Makoto Nakatsuka He can fly! He can become invisible! He can make inanimate objects spring to life! He can do anything! He is the Miracle Man, and he plans to take over the world. Find out if a helpless Fantastic Four can stop him in this retelling of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby's classic! 32 PGS./ALL AGES ...$2.25 UPC: 5960605541-00311 Cover price $2.25.
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Issue #4
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Plot by STAN LEE AND JACK KIRBY Written by SEAN MCKEEVER Pencils by ALITHA MARTINEZ Cover by MAKOTO NAKATSUKA Even when he's trying to keep a low profile, Johnny Storm can't help but stir things up. In discovering an amnesiac World War II hero, Johnny may have signed humanity's death warrant! It's the return of Prince Namor, the Sub-Mariner, in this retelling of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby's landmark tale! 32 PGS./ALL AGES...$2.25 UPC: 5960605541-00411 Cover price $2.25.
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Issue #5
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Plot by STAN LEE AND JACK KIRBY Script by MARC SUMERAK Art by UDON'S DAX GORDINE AND M3TH Cover by MAKOTO NAKATSUKA The NEW MARVEL AGE continues with more amazing adventures of Marvel's First Family! The Fantastic Four meet their greatest enemy yet ? the maniacal DOCTOR DOOM! What does Doom want... and why has he targeted Reed Richards and his family? Find out in this modern ALL AGES retelling of a Marvel milestone, featuring new art and a new, updated script! 32 PGS./ALL AGES ...$2.25 UPC: 5960605541-00511 Cover price $2.25.
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Issue #6
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FANTASTIC FOUR #6 Plot by STAN LEE AND JACK KIRBY Written by Marc Sumerak Penciled by Udon's ERIC VEDDER Cover by Makoto Nakatsuka After his defeat at the hands of the Fantastic Four, Doctor Doom is out for revenge... and this time he's not alone! Can the Fantastic Four hope to defeat the combined might of Dr. Doom and the Sub-Mariner? 32 PGS./ALL AGES ...$2.25 UPC: 5960605541-00611 Cover price $2.25.
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Issue #7
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FANTASTIC FOUR #7 Written by JOHN LAYMAN Penciled by UDON'S RYAN ODAGAWA Cover by MAKOTO NAKATSUKA. An unstoppable robot from a doomed world prepares Earth for invasion! With the public caught in the grip of alien mind-control technology, the Fantastic Four have no choice but to make a desperate trip into space to stop the "Invaders from Planet X"! 32 PGS./MARVEL ALL AGES ...$2.25 UPC: 5960605541-00711 Cover price $2.25.
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Issue #8
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Plot by Stan Lee & Jack Kirby Written by John Layman Penciled by Joseph Dodd Cover by Makoto Nakatsuka "PRISONERS OF THE PUPPET MASTER" Enter the Puppet Master, an evil mastermind who has learned to control people using action figures. Check out this new all-ages adventure of The Fantastic Four based on the original classic stories! 32 PGS./ ALL AGES Cover price $2.25.
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Issue #9
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FANTASTIC FOUR #9 Written by MARC SUMERAK Penciled by ALITHA MARTINEZ Cover by MAKOTO NAKATSUKA The Fantastic Four face off against their most unusual foes yet?bankruptcy and reality TV! (Oh, and that Namor guy is back, too!) It's a new twist on a Lee & Kirby classic for the modern Marvel Age! 32 PGS./MARVEL ALL AGES ...$2.25 UPC: 5960605541-00911 Cover price $2.25.
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Issue #10
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FANTASTIC FOUR #10 Written by MARC SUMERAK Penciled by ALITHA MARTINEZ Cover by MAKOTO NAKATSUKA The Fantastic Four's most dangerous foe finally returns! How did Dr. Doom survive his exile in space...and what secrets has he brought back with him that could destroy his sworn enemies once and for all? Find out in this modern day retelling of a Marvel classic! 32 PGS./MARVEL ALL AGES ...$2.25 UPC: 5960605541-01011 Cover price $2.25.
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Issue #11
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Plot by LEE & KIRBY Written by MARC SUMERAK Pencils by JOSEPH DODD Cover by RANDY GREEN "Here is: The Impossible Man!" From the Mole Man to the Puppet Master, the Fantastic Four have faced off against some of the strangest villains of all time...but nothing could prepare them for their most bizarre adversary ever: The Impossible Man! It's an out-of-this-world adventure in this modern- day retelling of a Lee & Kirby classic! 32 PGS./All Ages ...$2.25 UPC: 5960605541-01111 Cover price $2.25.
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Issue #12
Tags: Fantastic Four, Hulk$2.50
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Plot by LEE & KIRBY Written by MARC SUMERAK Pencils by JOSEPH DODD Cover by RANDY GREEN "The Fantastic Four Meet the Incredible Hulk!" Titans clash as the Fantastic Four encounter Marvel Age's mightiest monster, the Hulk! But will the combined might of the FF be enough to stop his rampage? Plus, it's the green goliath versus the ever-lovin' blue-eyed Thing in a battle that's certain to go down in history...again! 32 PGS./All Ages ...$2.25 UPC: 5960605541-01211 Cover price $2.25.
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Issue #1
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Written by BRANDON THOMAS from a story by STAN LEE and JACK KIRBY Pencils by MICHAEL O'HARE Cover by RANDY GREEN. The Fantastic Four cross the globe to meet the BLACK PANTHER and help him battle his lifelong nemesis ? Klaw! A modern retelling of a classic story by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, great for all ages! 32 PGS./All Ages ...$2.25 Cover price $2.25.
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Issue #1-1ST
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Volume 1 - 1st printing. "All for One!" Collects Marvel Age: Fantastic Four (2004) #1-4. Plot by STAN LEE and JACK KIRBY. Written by SEAN McKEEVER. Art by MAKOTO NAKATSUKA, GURIHIRU, JOE DODD, and ALITHA MARTINEZ. Cover by MAKOTO NAKATSUKA. The new Marvel Age continues with the series that launched the first Marvel Age! When the Earth itself swallows up nuclear plants around the globe, it's up to the FF to take on the source of all the mayhem: the Mole Man! Next, the Fantastic Four go mad, leaving nothing but destruction and mayhem in their wake; the only ones who can stop them are...the Fantastic Four? Discover the devious plan of the Skrulls from outer space! Then, find out if a helpless FF can stop the Miracle Man - who possesses all their powers, combined...and then some! Finally, even when he's trying to keep a low profile, Johnny Storm can't help but stir things up. In discovering an amnesiac World War II hero, Johnny may have signed humanity's death warrant! It's the return of Prince Namor, the Sub-Mariner! Softcover, 5-in. x 7 1/2-in., 96 pages, full color. Cover price $5.99.
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Issue #1-REP
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Volume 1 - 2nd and later printings. "All for One!" Collects Marvel Age: Fantastic Four (2004) #1-4. Plot by STAN LEE and JACK KIRBY. Written by SEAN McKEEVER. Art by MAKOTO NAKATSUKA, GURIHIRU, JOE DODD, and ALITHA MARTINEZ. Cover by MAKOTO NAKATSUKA. The new Marvel Age continues with the series that launched the first Marvel Age! When the Earth itself swallows up nuclear plants around the globe, it's up to the FF to take on the source of all the mayhem: the Mole Man! Next, the Fantastic Four go mad, leaving nothing but destruction and mayhem in their wake; the only ones who can stop them are...the Fantastic Four? Discover the devious plan of the Skrulls from outer space! Then, find out if a helpless FF can stop the Miracle Man - who possesses all their powers, combined...and then some! Finally, even when he's trying to keep a low profile, Johnny Storm can't help but stir things up. In discovering an amnesiac World War II hero, Johnny may have signed humanity's death warrant! It's the return of Prince Namor, the Sub-Mariner! Softcover, 5-in. x 7 1/2-in., 96 pages, full color. Cover price $5.99.
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Issue #3-1ST
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Volume 3 - 1st printing. "Return of Doom!" Collects Marvel Age: Fantastic Four (2004) #9-12. Plot by STAN LEE and JACK KIRBY. Written by MARC SUMERAK. Art by ALITHA MARTINEZ and JOE DODD. Cover by MAKOTO NAKATSUKA. Marvel Age's First Family is back in four fantastic new adventures. Featuring the return of Dr. Doom and the Prince of Atlantis himself, the Sub-Mariner! Also along for the ride is the Green Goliath, a.k.a. the Hulk, and an invincible alien known as the Impossible Man. Softcover, 5-in. x 7 1/2-in., 96 pages, full color. Cover price $5.99.
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1st printing.
By Roy Thomas.
In The Marvel Age of Comics 1961-1978, legendary writer and editor Roy Thomas takes you to the heart of this seminal period in comic history - an age of triumphant character and narrative innovation that reinvented the super hero genre.
With more than 500 images and insider insights, the book traces the birth of champions who were both epic in their powers and grounded in a world that readers recognized as close to their own; relatable heroes with the same problems, struggles, and shortcomings as everyone else. Behind it all, we get to know the extraordinary Marvel architects whose names are almost as familiar as the mortals (and immortals!) they brought to life-Stan "The Man" Lee, Jack "King" Kirby, and Steve Ditko, along with a roster of greats like John Romita, John Buscema, Marie Severin, Jim Steranko, and countless others.
the result is a behind-the-scenes treasure trove and a jewel for any comic fan's library, brimming with the innovation and energy of an invincible era for Marvel and its heroes alike.
Hardcover, 6-in. x 9-in., 512 pages, full color.
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Kerry Gammill Cover
Volume 1 - 1st printing. Collects Marvel Age (1983 Marvel) #1-34 and Marvel Age (1983 Marvel) Annual #1. Cover by Kerry Gammill and Tom Morgan. Introduction by Jim Salicrup. Long before the internet, True Believers of the 1980's got the inside scoop on Marvel's upcoming projects in the pages of MARVEL AGE! Now, the first three years' worth of this fan-favorite promotional magazine are reprinted in full - a veritable treasure trove of big-name interviews, previews of the major titles of 1982-1985, behind-the-scenes features, rare house ads, stunning covers and, of course, the classic cartoons of the legendary Fred Hembeck! All this, plus an exclusive in-universe Annual story covering the length and breadth of the Marvel Universe! Get ready for a nostalgic - and insightful - trip down memory lane to the Marvel Bullpen of the 1980's! MARVEL AGE was the official Marvel news magazine of its day, and old news can still be good news! Hardcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 1,184 pages, full color. Rated T+ Issue contents: #1 - The story behind Crystar, with comments from Mary Jo Duffy; Editorial Notes by Jim Shooter, Tom DeFalco, Denny O'Neil, Ralph Macchio, Louise Jones, Mark Gruenwald, Larry Hama, Archie Goodwin and Al Milgrom; Conan the Comedian mock cover cartoon by Paul Smith; Guidebook to the Cosmos: The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe. Crystar cover by Walt Simonson. #2 - 1-page look at the origin of Walt Simonson's The Space Slammers; interview with John Byrne on Alpha Flight; Behind the Lines - musings from Ralph Macchio, Larry Hama, Denny O'Neil, Jim Shooter, Louise Jones & Danny Fingeroth, Archie Goodwin & Jo Duffy, Mark Gruenwald and Tom DeFalco; Life Among the Barbarians - detailing the triumphant return of Red Sonja and Kull the Conqueror (and Conan, who never left). Alpha Flight cover by John Byrne. #3 - Interview with Butch Guice - an inside look at the artist behind the Micronauts; Stories I'd Rather Not Write - Roger Stern talks about stories you'll never see, with illustrations by Stan Goldberg; Coyote and Dreadstar - how the EPIC Comic line got its start, and a look at the future of EPIC Comics, with comments from Jim Starlin, Steve Englehart, Archie Goodwin and Steve Leialoha. Cover by Butch Guice. #4 - Interview with Bob Layton - the writer/artist previews the Spider-Man Graphic Novel and the next Hercules miniseries; Behind the Lines with Carl Potts, Mark Gruenwald & Mike Carlin, Eliot Brown and Tom DeFalco; Marvel movie adaptations article by Peter David - previews of adaptations of Star Wars: Return of the Jedi and Rock & Rule, with comments from Jo Duffy. Cover by Bob Layton. #5 - Interview with Klaus Janson - the translation from inker to penciler, new projects and more; The Future of Daredevil - William Johnson, DD's new artist, and Denny O'Neil provide an inside look at the men behind the Man Without Fear and his trip to Japan; Marvel's new look - there's a big change coming in Marvel's October cover books; The Making of Hobgoblin - a behind the scenes look at the creation of Spider-Man's newest foe, with comments from Roger Stern; letters column letters from Pat Broderick and Stephen Scott Beau Smith. Daredevil cover by William Johnson. #6 - Article by Bill Mantlo on the creation of Cloak and Dagger; article by Mark Gruenwald on the Hawkeye limited series; interview with Walt Simonson on Thor; a look at the Illyana and Storm limited series, with comments from Louise Jones. Cloak and Dagger cover by Rick Leonardi. #7 - Machine Man returns in a new limited series, with comments from Tom DeFalco; An Annual Tradition - a look at the twelve 1983 Marvel Annuals; article by Jim Owsley on The Falcon limited series; The Office Handbook of the Marvel Universe - Jim Shooter; A Map of the Marvel Bullpen, with art by Bob Camp; Marvel Tails preview; a look at the X-Men and the Micronauts limited series, with comments from Bill Mantlo and Butch Guice; a look at the Dazzler graphic novel, with comments from Jim Shooter; Joe Rubinstein comments on Tim Sale's sample inks. X-Men and the Micronauts cover by Butch Guice & Bob Wiacek. #8 - Behind the Lines with Larry Hama, Al Milgrom and Carl Potts; 11-page interview with Stan Lee and Jim Shooter; Golden Age Greats, Revisited; A Tale of Two Artists, with comments from Paul Smith and John Romita, Jr.; Conan the Commuter mock cover cartoon by Paul Smith; The New Talent Department - Rod Whigham. Cover by Ron Zalme. #9 - Behind the Lines with Mark Gruenwald; a look at the Super Boxers graphic novel, with comments from Ron Wilson, Bob Budiansky, John Byrne and Armando Gil; a look at the Jack of Hearts limited series, with comments from Bill Mantlo; a look at the Sub-Mariner limited series, with comments from J.M. DeMatteis; A New Look for Captain America, with comments from Mark Gruenwald and uninked pencil art by Paul Neary; New Directions for Moon Knight, with comments from Denny O'Neil and Alan Zelenetz and uninked pencil art by Bo Hampton; Silver Surfer hits the Silver Screen in "Breathless"; New Talent Department - Joe Rubinstein comments on Karl Kesel's sample inks. Super Boxers cover by Ron Wilson & Armando Gil. #10 - Interview with editor Louise Jones and writer Mary Jo Duffy about Star Wars; article on The Futurians; Archie Goodwin and Greg LaRocque discuss Power Man and Iron Fist; interview with writer Ann Nocenti about Beauty and the Beast (starring Dazzler and Beast); Frank Cirocco and Carl Potts discuss Alien Legion. Star Wars cover by Ron Frenz & Jack Abel. #11 - Editor Louise Jones and artist Al Milgrom discuss Kitty Pryde and Wolverine; Bob Layton discusses Hercules: Prince of Power; Steve Englehart and Charles Truog discuss Coyote; writer Peter B. Gillis discusses The New Defenders. Kitty Pryde and Wolverine cover by Al Milgrom. #12 - Article on Secret Wars, with designs of Spider-Man's new costume; Associate Editor Jo Duffy discusses Heartburst; writer Jim Salicrup discusses The A -Team. Secret Wars cover by Mike Zeck & John Beatty. #13 - Jim Starlin discusses Dreadstar; article on Conan the Barbarian, Conan the King & Savage Sword of Conan; "How to Color Comics the Marvel Way." Dreadstar cover by Jim Starlin. #14 - Interview with John Byrne; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Doug Moench discusses Six From Sirius; Louise Jones discusses Power Pack. Fantastic Four vs. Byrne cover by John Byrne. #15 - Larry Hama discusses G.I. Joe; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; interview with Archie Goodwin about Epic Illustrated; Al Milgrom discusses Marvel Fanfare. Epic Illustrated cover by Rick Parker. #16 - Article on The Starriors; interview with Chris Claremont; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; interview with Sal Buscema. New Mutants cover by Bill Sienkiewicz. #17 - Article on The Transformers; interview with John Romita, Jr.; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; article on Muppets Take Manhattan Super Special. Muppets cover by Warren Kremer. #18 - Article on Questprobe; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; article on The Marvel Super Heroes Role Playing Game; interview with Denny O'Neil; New Talent Department spotlight on Kyle Baker. Iron Man/Hulk/Questprobe cover by Luke McDonnell & Steve Mitchell. #19 - Report on "the story behind the Avengers/JLA team-up controversy"; article on Fraggle Rock; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; interview with Tom DeFalco; the origin of Star Comics. Star Comics cover (featuring Spider-Man). #20 - Letters from fans about Secret Wars; Jim Shooter talks Secret Wars; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; article by writer Peter B. Gillis about Black Panther; Larry Hama discusses G.I. Joe. Cover by Mike Zeck & John Beatty. #21 - Steve Gerber and Val Mayerik discuss Void Indigo; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Christy Marx discusses Sisterhood of Steel; J.M. DeMatteis interviews himself about Moonshadow. Void Indigo cover by Val Mayerik. #22 - Article on Iceman limited series; Sol Brodsky is remembered by Stan Lee, Stan Goldberg, Mike Esposito, Dick Giordano, Roy Thomas, John Romita, Sr. and others. Cover by; John Romita, Sr. #23 - Writer Bill Mantlo and editor Mike Carlin discuss Rom; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; interview with Mike Carlin. Cover by Bill Sienkiewicz. #24 - Sergio Aragones and Mark Evanier discuss Groo the Wanderer; Jim Owsley, Danny Fingeroth and Louise Simonson discuss Spider-Man; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Uatu the Watcher interviews Mark Gruenwald about The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Deluxe Edition. Groo cover by Sergio Aragones. #25 - Interview with Bill Mantlo; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Ed Hannigan's layouts/pencils from his version of Cloak and Dagger (limited series) #1; J.M. DeMatteis and editor Carl Potts discuss The Gargoyle limited series. Cover by Carl Potts. #26 - Article on Starstruck; Alan Zelenetz discusses The Official Handbook of the Conan Universe; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Alan Zelenetz and Charles Vess discuss The Raven Banner; article on The Sectaurs. Starstruck cover by Michael Wm. Kaluta. #27 - Jim Shooter discusses Secret Wars II; Cynthia Martin and Jo Duffy discuss Star Wars; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Chris Claremont and editor Jo Duffy discuss The Black Dragon; New Talent Department spotlight: Kelley Jones. Cover by Al Milgrom. #28 - 3 pages of "Not The Marvel Coming Attractions" listings, including such titles as 'Two Wild and Crazy Mutants #1,' ' Aunt May #1' and 'X-Men and the A -Team #1'; Archie Goodwin and editor Mike Carlin discuss Dazzler; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Bill Mantlo and editor Ralph Macchio discuss The Rawhide Kid; interview with Bill Sienkiewicz; Wendy and Richard Pini discuss Elfquest; editor Al Milgrom discusses The Life of Captain Marvel reprint series. Inside back cover features previously unpublished New Mutants painting by Bill Sienkiewicz (meant for the cover of New Mutants #28). Cover corner illustration by Wendy Pini. Cover by Bill Sienkiewicz. #29 - Interview with Steve Englehart; Ann Nocenti discusses Longshot; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Rick Veitch discusses The One; Mark Gruenwald discusses Squadron Supreme; Ralph Macchio, Bret Blevins and editor Carl Potts discuss The Sword of Solomon Kane limited series; Cover by Richard Howell & Joe Sinnott. #30 - Walt Simonson and editor Ralph Macchio discuss Balder and Karnilla limited series; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Peter Gillis and editor Ralph Macchio discuss The Eternals. Cover by John Byrne. #31 - Interview with John Byrne; Bill Mantlo talks Alpha Flight; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Dave Cockrum discusses Nightcrawler limited series; 'It's Genetic' strip by Kyle Baker; Denny O'Neil, Mark Bright and Mark Gruenwald discuss Iron Man, with armor sketches by John Byrne, Al Milgrom and Bob Layton; Herb Trimpe and editor Larry Hama discuss Savage Tales. Nightcrawler cover by Dave Cockrum. Annual #1 - 25-page story featuring: concept by Jim Shooter; opening page by Kurt Busiek, James Fry and Keith Williams; Secret Wars II page by Jim Shooter, Al Milgrom and Steve Leialoha; Uncanny X-Men page by Jo Duffy, Ron Frenz and Dan Green; New Mutants page by Jo Duffy and Steve Leialoha; Doctor Strange page by Roger Stern and Sal Buscema; Alpha Flight page by Bill Mantlo, Mike Mignola and Gerry Talaoc; Mighty Thor page by Walt Simonson; Amazing Spider-Man page by Tom DeFalco, Ron Frenz and Joe Rubinstein; Squadron Supreme page by Mark Gruenwald, Bob Hall and John Beatty; Avengers page by Roger Stern, Kerry Gammill and Tom Palmer; West Coast Avengers page by Steve Englehart, Al Milgrom and Joe Sinnott; Devil Dinosaur page by Kurt Busiek, Richard Howell and Andy Mushynsky; Daredevil page by Denny O'Neil and David Mazzuchelli; Cloak and Dagger page by Bill Mantlo, Rick Leonardi and Terry Austin; Moon Knight page by Alan Zelenetz and Chris Warner; Fantastic Four page by John Byrne and Jerry Ordway; The Vision and the Scarlet Witch page by Steve Englehart, Richard Howell and Andy Mushynsky; Invincible Iron Man page by Denny O'Neil, Mark Bright, Ian Akin and Brian Garvey; Captain America page by Mark Gruenwald and Paul Neary; Power Pack page by Louise Simonson, June Brigman and Bob Wiacek; The Eternals page by Peter Gillis, Sal Buscema and Al Gordon; Incredible Hulk page by John Byrne and Bob Wiacek; the Marvel Bullpen 3-page final sequence by Kurt Busiek, James Fry and Keith Williams. Plus: Marvel Goes Hollywood; Carl Burgos - A Memorial for the Man Who Lit the Torch. Wraparound cover by Kerry Gammill & Tom Morgan. #32 - David Michelinie discusses The Bozz Chronicles; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; Chris Claremont and Paul Smith discuss X-Men and Alpha Flight limited series; Chris Claremont discusses Uncanny X-Men #200, with character sketches by Art Adams; 'It's Genetic' strip by Jim Salicrup and Kyle Baker; Berni Wrightson, Jim Shooter and Chris Claremont discuss Heroes For Hope Starring the X-Men; Eternals character designs by Sal Buscema. Cover by Paul Smith. #33 - Spider-Man conference featuring comments from Tom DeFalco, Ron Frenz, Peter David, Marc Silvestri, David Michelinie, Kyle Baker, Rich Buckler, Brett Breeding and Joe Rubinstein; Steven Grant and Mike Zeck discuss The Punisher limited series; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; interviews with Mike Carlin, Bob Layton, Jackson Guice, Roger Stern, John Byrne and Jim Shooter about X-Factor; 'It's Genetic' strip by Kyle Baker. X-Factor cover by Bob Layton & Jackson Guice. #34 - Doug Moench discusses Six From Sirius II; interview with Larry Hama; 2-page Fred Hembeck strip; 4 pages of G.I. Joe character profiles. G.I. Joe cover by Rod Whigham & Andy Mushynsky. Bonus content: B&W art gallery featuring the covers of #4 (by Bob Layton), #6 (by Rick Leonardi), #16 (by Bill Sienkiewicz) and #31 (by Dave Cockrum), plus page 11 from Marvel Age Annual #1 by Steve Englehart, Al Milgrom and Joe Sinnott. Cover price $125.00.
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Issue #1
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Inspired by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko Written by Todd Dezago Penciled by Michael O'Hare Cover by Randy Green. Spider-Man makes a bid to join the Fantastic Four -- the hard way! The newest Marvel Age title has our friendly neighborhood webslinger and New York's favorite super-team doing their best to put aside their differences in order to defeat the evil master of disguise ? the Chameleon! 32 PGS./MARVEL ALL AGES... $1.75 UPC: 5960605627-00111 Cover price $1.75.
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Issue #1-1ST
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Volume 1 - 1st printing. "A Little Help from My Friends!" Collects Marvel Age: Spider-Man Team-Up (2004) #1-5. Written by TODD DEZAGO. Art by MICHAEL O'HARE, LOU KANG, JONBOY MEYERS and RON LIM. Cover by RANDY GREEN. Some super-villains are too tough for even Spider-Man to handle alone! But with friends like the Fantastic Four, first family of super heroes; Captain America, star-spangled Sentinel of Liberty; Kitty Pryde of the X-Men; and the Mighty Thor, Norse God of Thunder, everybody's favorite wall-crawler knows he can count on plenty of help to beat the bad guys! Softcover, 5-in. x 7-in., 112 pages, full color. All Ages Cover price $7.99.
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Published Oct 2023 by DK Publishing.$22.00
1st printing. From Iron Man's armor to Cap's shield and Star-Lord blasters to Gamora's godslayer, the Marvel universe is filled with iconic weapons, armor, and technology. Wielded by some of the greatest heroes and villains ever created, many of these objects have histories just as compelling as the characters who use them. Some are high-tech, futuristic creations; others have mystical origins. A few have destroyed worlds or sent entire empires crashing into dust. This is their story. Hardcover, 9-in. x 9-in., 200 pages, full color. Cover price $35.00.
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Published Dec 2023 by Clover Press LLC.$49.95
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1st printing. The sophomore release from Clover Press' new line of THE MARVEL ART OF high end coffee table books! Eisner winner Alex Maleev has worked on several Marvel titles, including seminal runs on Daredevil, Spider-Woman, and Moon Knight. Maleev began working in comics in the early 1990's and quickly rose to prominence on several high profile projects at other companies, before teaming with Brian Michael Bendis on Daredevil, and reuniting with Bendis to re-imagine Spider-Woman and Moon Knight. The Marvel Art Of Alex Maleev collects Maleev's sublime artwork and includes never-before-seen sketches, behind-the-scenes material, and an introduction by Brian Michael Bendis. In addition to the regular edition of this book, Clover Press is proud to also offer an exclusive edition only available to Direct Market shops. This edition will not be available in other stores! Hardcover, 9-in. x 12-in., 200 pages, full color. Cover price $75.00.
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Published Dec 2023 by Clover Press LLC.$49.95
$49.95
Direct Market Edition
1st printing. The sophomore release from Clover Press' new line of THE MARVEL ART OF high end coffee table books! Eisner winner Alex Maleev has worked on several Marvel titles, including seminal runs on Daredevil, Spider-Woman, and Moon Knight. Maleev began working in comics in the early 1990's and quickly rose to prominence on several high profile projects at other companies, before teaming with Brian Michael Bendis on Daredevil, and reuniting with Bendis to re-imagine Spider-Woman and Moon Knight. The Marvel Art Of Alex Maleev collects Maleev's sublime artwork and includes never-before-seen sketches, behind-the-scenes material, and an introduction by Brian Michael Bendis. In addition to the regular edition of this book, Clover Press is proud to also offer an exclusive edition only available to Direct Market shops. Hardcover, 9-in. x 12-in., 200 pages, full color. Cover price $75.00.
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Issue #1-1ST
$24.00
1st Edition - 1st printing.
Text by John Rhett Thomas. Art and cover by Joe Quesada.
For the last decade, Joe Quesada has guided Marvel and its characters back to prominence as editor in chief -- along the way changing the manner in which the industry works from the inside out. With those achievements part of his resume, it's perhaps easy to overlook that at the root of all his success is his skill as an artist.
THE MARVEL ART OF JOE QUESADA doesn't overlook a second of Joe's artistry, featuring his best interior and cover artwork, as well as a wealth of unpublished images and sketches -- plus commentary from Joe himself!
Hardcover, 11 1/2-in. x 10-in., 240 pages, full color.
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Javier Rodriquez Cover
1st printing. Collects Journey into Mystery (1952-1962, 1996-1998) #73-74, Kathy (1959-1965 2nd Series) #13; Life with Millie (1960-1962) #13, Patsy Walker (1945-1965) #97, Amazing Adventures (1961 1st Series) #6, Fantastic Four (1961-1996 1st Series) #1, Kid Colt Outlaw (1948-1979) #101, Linda Carter, Student Nurse (1961-1963) #2, Millie the Model (1946-1973) #105, Strange Tales (1951-1976 1st Series) #90, Tales of Suspense (1959) #23, Tales to Astonish (1959-1968) #25, Gunsmoke Western (1955-1963 Marvel/Atlas) #67, Love Romances (1949-1963) #96, Teen-Age Romance (1960-1962) #84, Amazing Adult Fantasy (1961) #7, Patsy and Hedy (1952-1967) #79, and Rawhide Kid (1955-1979) #25.
Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber. Art by Jack Kirby, Dick Ayers, Steve Ditko, Don Heck, Stan Goldberg, Al Hartley, Paul Reinman, George Klein, Jack Keller, Bob Forgione, Vince Colletta, Sol Brodsky, and Al Hartley. Cover by Javier Rodriquez. Introduction by Tom Brevoort.
In August 1961, FANTASTIC FOUR #1 hit newsstands, heralding a new take on super hero stories and the birth of the Silver Age Marvel Universe! But Marvel Comics had been around for years before that, publishing Western, romance, comedy, monster and science fiction titles - and in August 1961, FANTASTIC FOUR was just one of over a dozen very different Marvel books! Now, sixty years later, experience the excitement of being a comic book fan in that momentous month with a complete collection of every issue that shared the shelves with FF #1, many never before reprinted!
Hardcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 520 pages, full color.
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Jack Kirby Cover
1st printing. Collects Journey into Mystery (1952-1962, 1996-1998) #73-74, Kathy (1959-1965 2nd Series) #13; Life with Millie (1960-1962) #13, Patsy Walker (1945-1965) #97, Amazing Adventures (1961 1st Series) #6, Fantastic Four (1961-1996 1st Series) #1, Kid Colt Outlaw (1948-1979) #101, Linda Carter, Student Nurse (1961-1963) #2, Millie the Model (1946-1973) #105, Strange Tales (1951-1976 1st Series) #90, Tales of Suspense (1959) #23, Tales to Astonish (1959-1968) #25, Gunsmoke Western (1955-1963 Marvel/Atlas) #67, Love Romances (1949-1963) #96, Teen-Age Romance (1960-1962) #84, Amazing Adult Fantasy (1961) #7, Patsy and Hedy (1952-1967) #79, and Rawhide Kid (1955-1979) #25.
Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber. Art by Jack Kirby, Dick Ayers, Steve Ditko, Don Heck, Stan Goldberg, Al Hartley, Paul Reinman, George Klein, Jack Keller, Bob Forgione, Vince Colletta, Sol Brodsky, and Al Hartley. Cover by Jack Kirby and George Klein. Introduction by Tom Brevoort.
In August 1961, FANTASTIC FOUR #1 hit newsstands, heralding a new take on super hero stories and the birth of the Silver Age Marvel Universe! But Marvel Comics had been around for years before that, publishing Western, romance, comedy, monster and science fiction titles - and in August 1961, FANTASTIC FOUR was just one of over a dozen very different Marvel books! Now, sixty years later, experience the excitement of being a comic book fan in that momentous month with a complete collection of every issue that shared the shelves with FF #1, many never before reprinted!
Hardcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 520 pages, full color.
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1st printing. Collects Journey into Mystery (1952-1962, 1996-1998) #73-74, Kathy (1959-1965 2nd Series) #13; Life with Millie (1960-1962) #13, Patsy Walker (1945-1965) #97, Amazing Adventures (1961 1st Series) #6, Fantastic Four (1961-1996 1st Series) #1, Kid Colt Outlaw (1948-1979) #101, Linda Carter, Student Nurse (1961-1963) #2, Millie the Model (1946-1973) #105, Strange Tales (1951-1976 1st Series) #90, Tales of Suspense (1959) #23, Tales to Astonish (1959-1968) #25, Gunsmoke Western (1955-1963 Marvel/Atlas) #67, Love Romances (1949-1963) #96, Teen-Age Romance (1960-1962) #84, Amazing Adult Fantasy (1961) #7, Patsy and Hedy (1952-1967) #79, and Rawhide Kid (1955-1979) #25. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber. Art by Jack Kirby, Dick Ayers, Steve Ditko, Don Heck, Stan Goldberg, Al Hartley, Paul Reinman, George Klein, Jack Keller, Bob Forgione, Vince Colletta, Sol Brodsky, and Al Hartley. Cover by Javier Rodriquez. Introduction by Tom Brevoort. In August 1961, FANTASTIC FOUR #1 hit newsstands, heralding a new take on super hero stories and the birth of the Silver Age Marvel Universe! But Marvel Comics had been around for years before that, publishing Western, romance, comedy, monster and science fiction titles - and in August 1961, FANTASTIC FOUR was just one of over a dozen very different Marvel books! Now, sixty years later, experience the excitement of being a comic book fan in that momentous month with a complete collection of every issue that shared the shelves with FF #1, many never before reprinted! Softcover, 520 pages, full color. Cover price $49.99.
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Issue #1-1ST
Tags: Fantastic Four, Poster$3.10
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1st printing.
Based on the Story byWritten by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. Adapted by Joey Cavalieri. Art by Jack Kirby and Joe Sinnott.
Based on the original material in Fantastic Four (1961-1996 1st Series) #94 and 126.
This is a prose recounting of Marvel's First Family's harrowing encounters with their sinister arch foes, the high flying Wizard, the Inhuman, Medusa, the uncanny Trapster, and the always dangerous Sandman - The Frightful Four!
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Issue #1
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Cover pencils by Jack Kirby (Fantastic Four, Tales to Astonish, and Journey into Mystery) and Steve Ditko (Amazing Spider-Man), inks by George Klein (Fantastic Four), Steve Ditko (Amazing Spider-Man), Dick Ayers (Tales to Astonish), and George Roussos (Journey into Mystery). Reprints Fantastic Four #2, Spider-Man #3, Tales of Asgard from Journey into Mystery #97, and Ant-Man from Tales to Astonish #36. "The Fantastic Four Meet the Skrulls from Outer Space!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by George Klein; Four shape-changing Skrulls pose as the Fantastic Four and act as criminals while the true ones are in the country and recall their origin; The real FF is imprisoned by the government for their criminal acts; They escape and decide to flush out the imitating Skrulls; The FF infiltrate the Skrull mothership and pose as the Skrull spies. "The Challenge of Comrade X," script by Stan Lee (plot) and Larry Lieber (script), pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Dick Ayers; Ant-Man is hunted by a Soviet agent sent to capture him, but a beautiful stranger warns him of the spy's whereabouts. "Tales of...Asgard! Home of the Mighty Norse Gods," script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by George Roussos (as G. Bell); Story about how Odin and his brothers protected the Earth while waiting for the coming of man. "Spider-Man versus Doctor Octopus," script by Stan Lee, art by Steve Ditko; When an experiment goes wrong, Otto Octavius gains control of his robotic arms and decides to take over an atomic facility, but Spider-Man stops him. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #2
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- Cover nearly detached.
$11.00
- Paper: Off white to white
- Slab: Minor side edge cracks
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- Paper: Off white to white
- Signed By Stan Lee on 3/5/17.
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Reprints Fantastic Four #3, Spider-Man #4, and Ant-Man from Tales to Astonish #37. Cover pencils by Jack Kirby (Fantastic Four, Tales to Astonish) and Steve Ditko (Spider-Man cover), inks by Sol Brodsky (Fantastic Four), Steve Ditko (Spider-Man), and Dick Ayers (Tales to Astonish). "The Menace of the Miracle Man," script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Sol Brodsky; The Miracle Man performs his super-villain debut at his magic show by humiliating the Thing; Miracle Man declares war on humanity and animates a movie monster statue; Human Torch torches the animated Monster from Mars statue and Invisible Girl stows away on the atomic tank that Miracle Man has stolen; The Thing recalls the origin of the Fantastic Four while the Invisible Girl is taken prisoner by Miracle Man. "Trapped by the Protector!", script by Stan Lee (plot) and Larry Lieber (script), pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Dick Ayers; Ant-Man deals with a dangerous extortionist, who turns out to be disguised as one of the victimized jewelers. "Nothing Can Stop...the Sandman," script by Stan Lee, art by Steve Ditko; The Sandman tries to hide from police in the high school where Peter Parker goes to school. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #3
$14.25
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Reprints Fantastic Four #4, Tales of Suspense #40, Hulk #3, and Doctor Strange. Cover pencils by Jack Kirby (cover repros), inks by Sol Brodsky (Fantastic Four), Don Heck (Tales of Suspense), and Dick Ayers (Incredible Hulk). "The Coming of...Sub-Mariner!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Sol Brodsky; The Fantastic Four is searching for the runaway Human Torch; Fleeing the Thing, the runaway Human Torch finds the amnesiac Sub-Mariner; The Human Torch drops the Sub-Mariner into the sea and he regains his memory; The Sub-Mariner sends Giganto to smash New York. "Iron Man versus Gargantus!", script by Stan Lee (plot) and Robert Bernstein (script), pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Don Heck; Tony takes his newest date, Marion, to the circus; When the wild animals escape, he rounds them up as Iron Man; His grey armor scares the onlookers; Marion suggests that a golden metal might make him look more heroic; A golden Iron Man then battles Gargantus, who turns out to be a mighty robot built by aliens. "Dr. Strange, Master of Black Magic!", script by Stan Lee, art by Steve Ditko; Doctor Strange is called on by a man having bad dreams, and confronts Nightmare; The mans dreams reveal that he is guilty of fraud and Strange makes him confess. "The Saga of the Sneepers!", script by Stan Lee (plot) and Larry Lieber (script), pencils by Larry Lieber, inks by George Roussos; An alien race watches humanity's progress, worried that they will one day overtake them; With the invention of the atomic bomb and the Cold War, they decide that humanity will wipe itself out before it poses a threat. "Banished to Outer Space," script by Stan Lee," pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Dick Ayers; The military captures Rick and Ross convinces him that they need the Hulk to test a new experimental rocket for national security; Rick tricks the jade giant into the capsule but once it is shot into space, he realizes that Ross deceived him to get rid of his foe. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #4
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Reprints Fantastic Four #7, Iron Man from Tales of Suspense #41, Incredible Hulk #4 (The Monster and the Machine), and Doctor Strange from Strange Tales # 111. Cover pencils by Jack Kirby (cover repros) and Steve Ditko (Dr. Strange image), inks by Dick Ayers (Hulk), Sol Brodsky (Tales of Suspense), Jack Kirby (Fantastic Four), and Steve Ditko (Dr. Strange). "Prisoners of Kurrgo, Master of Planet X," script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Dick Ayers; Kurrgo sends a robot to take the Fantastic Four to Planet X. "The Stonghold of Doctor Strange!", script by Stan Lee (plot) and Robert Bernstein (script), pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Dick Ayers; An imprisoned criminal scientist takes control of Iron Man in order to free himself; He threatens to blow up the world unless he is made world ruler; Iron Man stops him by shorting out his power and is helped by the villain's conscience-stricken daughter. "Face-to-Face with the Magic of Baron Mordo!", script by Stan Lee, art by Steve Ditko; In his castle in Europe, Baron Mordo plots to steal the secrets of his former master, the Ancient One; Sending his spirit form to Tibet, he causes Hamir to poison the Ancient One's food; From his NYC sanctum, Strange senses his master's plight, and challenges Mordo to a battle in their spirit forms. "The Monster and the Machine!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Dick Ayers; Rick uses some of Banner's machinery to transform the Hulk, who was stuck in his monster persona, back into Bruce; Bruce is incredibly weakened by the transformation and takes a chance in using the machinery on himself again which transforms him back into the Hulk's body but with Bruce Banner's mind; Now Bruce and the Hulk can switch at will using the gamma ray machine. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #5
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Reprints Fantastic Four #8, Iron Man from Tales of Suspense #42, Incredible Hulk #4 (The Gladiator from Outer Space), and Doctor Strange from Strange Tales #114. Cover pencils by Jack Kirby (cover repros of FF, Tales of Suspense and Hulk scene), Steve Ditko (Dr. Strange scene), and Larry Lieber (Watcher vignette), inks by Dick Ayers (FF cover repro and Hulk scene); Don Heck (Tales of Suspense cover repro); George Roussos (Dr. Strange scene); and Sol Brodsky (Watcher vignette). "Prisoners of the Puppet Master!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Dick Ayers; The Puppet Master tests his radioactive clay that gives him the power to remotely control people that are modeled in the clay; The Puppet Master gets the Thing under his command and imprisons the Invisible Girl. He then sends the Thing and Alicia Masters, disguised as Sue Storm, to infiltrate the Baxter Building; While acting under the Puppet Master's influence, the Thing is subjected to one of Mister Fantastic's potions that changes him back to Ben Grimm. "Trapped by the Red Barbarian," script by Stan Lee (plot) and Robert Bernstein (script), art by Don Heck; A Soviet spymaster sends a master of disguise to steal the design of Tony Stark's latest weapon; The Actor steals the plans and learns Iron Man's secret identity, but Iron Man regains the plans and tricks the communists into killing their own agent. "Journey's End!" Tales of the Watcher story, script by Stan Lee (plot) and Larry Lieber (script), pencils by Larry Lieber, inks by Sol Brodsky; A meek and lonely space pilot volunteers for a suicide mission to investigate a strange cosmic cloud; The cloud hides a utopian planet, whose inhabitants only want humans brave enough to face the unknown to visit them. "The Return of the Omnipotent Baron Mordo!", script by Stan Lee, art by Steve Ditko; Strange is lured into a trap in England by Baron Mordo, but defeats him with the help of a woman with latent magical talents. "The Gladiator from Outer Space!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Dick Ayers; An alien invades earth and claims his people will conquer the planet unless he is met in battle by the strongest opponent the world has to offer; Hulk meets the challenge but finds out it is all a ploy by the Russians to capture him and create an army of hulks of their own. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #6
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Reprints Fantastic Four #9, Iron Man from Tales of Suspense #43, Incredible Hulk #5 (Beauty and the Beast), and Doctor Strange from Strange Tales #116.Cover pencils by Jack Kirby (cover repros) and Steve Ditko (Dr. Strange), inks by Dick Ayers (cover repros) and Steve Ditko (Dr. Strange). "The End of the Fantastic Four!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Dick Ayers; The Fantastic Four are bankrupt and the Sub-Mariner is scheming to use this; The Sub-Mariner offers the Fantastic Four one million dollars if they star in a film that he's producing; Mr. Fantastic, Torch and Thing discovers that the film project is a setup. "Kala, Queen of the Netherworld!", script by Stan Lee (plot) and Robert Bernstein (script), pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Don Heck; Stark is abducted by the queen of an underground kingdom to help her invade the surface; As Iron Man, Stark shows her that she would rapidly age on the surface, convincing her to call off the invasion. "Return to the Nightmare World!", script by Stan Lee, art by Steve Ditko; Nightmare has discovered the ability to capture humans and bring them to his world for study while they sleep; The police ask Strange's help, as a "last resort," to discover the cause behind a rash of people unable to awaken. "Beauty and the Beast!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Dick Ayers; Underground overlord Tyrannus kidnaps Betty and lures the Hulk into his subterranean kingdom, forcing the Hulk to do his bidding to keep Betty safe; The Jade Giant is powerless until Rick frees Betty, thus leaving the Hulk free to bring the house down on Tyrannus. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #7
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Reprints Fantastic Four #13, Iron Man from Tales of Suspense #44, Incredible Hulk #5 (The Hordes of General Fang), and Doctor Strange from Strange Tales #117. Cover pencils by Jack Kirby (cover repros & Hulk) and Steve Ditko (Dr. Strange), inks by Don Heck? (Fantastic Four cover), Dick Ayers (Tales of Suspense cover & Hulk), and Steve Ditko (Dr. Strange). Reprints Fantastic Four #13, Iron Man from Tales of Suspense #44, Incredible Hulk #5 (The Hordes of General Fang), and Doctor Strange from Strange Tales #117. "The Red Ghost and His Indescribable Super-Apes!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Steve Ditko; While Reed prepares a journey to the Blue Area of the Moon, Ivan Kragoff trains three apes to pilot a spaceship and take possession of the Moon "for the communist empire"; In space, the Fantastic Four's ship crosses that of Ivan Kragoff and they learn of the powers the apes have acquired before landing on the moon; The Watcher appears and explains where he comes from and why he cannot take sides in the battle between the Fantastic Four and the Red Ghost. "The Mad Pharaoh!", script by Stan Lee (plot) and Robert Bernstein (script), art by Don Heck; After waking up from a 2000 years long sleep, Hatap, the Mad Pharaoh, brings Tony Stark into the past to resume his war against Cleopatra. Stark helps Cleopatra defeat Hatap as Iron Man. "The Many Traps of Baron Mordo!", script by Stan Lee, art by Steve Ditko; Mordo places a spell over Doctor Strange's house that causes it to vanish to another dimension. Strange manages to track Mordo down using his ethereal form, but it becomes trapped in Mordo's lair; Mordo goes to see the Ancient One, claiming he's changed his way, just so he can attack him unawares. "The Hordes of General Fang!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Dick Ayers; The Hulk thwarts a would-be Genghis Khan conqueror named General Fang from taking over the Asian province of Llhasa, and he only has to dress up as the Abominable Snowman once to do it. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #8
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Reprints Fantastic Four #10, Iron Man from Tales of Suspense #45, Incredible Hulk #2 (Terror of the Toad Men Part 1), and Doctor Strange from Strange Tales #118. Cover pencils by Jack Kirby (cover repros), Steve Ditko (Dr. Strange), Steve Ditko ? (Tales of Suspense cover) and Don Heck ? (Tales of suspense cover), inks by Dick Ayers (Fantastic Four cover), Don Heck (Tales of Suspense cover), and Steve Ditko (Hulk cover & Dr. Strange). "The Return of Doctor Doom!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Dick Ayers; Doctor Doom returns from his unwanted journey in space and visits Jack Kirby and Stan Lee in order to make them set a trap for the Fantastic Four; Doctor Doom tells how he managed to return to Earth with the help of the Ovoids and then he changes bodies with Mr Fantastic using Ovoid technology; Doctor Doom convinces the rest of the Fantastic Four that he is Mr. Fantastic. "The Icy Fingers of Jack Frost!", script by Stan Lee (plot) and Robert Bernstein (script), art by Don Heck; A washed up boxer saves Stark's life, and he hires him as a chauffeur; Meanwhile, a scientist fired by Stark creates a suit that gives him the power to freeze whatever is near him. He attacks Stark and Iron Man stops him. "The Possessed!", script by Stan Lee, art by Steve Ditko; Using his "Earthly Scanner," which is a small replica of the planet, Strange senses evil somewhere in Bavaria; In a remote village, he finds the townspeople the victims of some strange form of possession, and believes a supernatural force is at work. "The Terror of the Toad Men, Part 1: Enter...the Toad Men," script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Steve Ditko; The Toad Men are above Earth, in search of its brightest scientist; Meanwhile, Rick and Bruce explore an underground cave where they hope to imprison Hulk each night. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #9
$6.10
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Reprints Fantastic Four #14, Doctor Strange from Strange Tales #119, Iron Man from Tales of Suspense #46 & 53, and Incredible Hulk #2 (Terror of the Toad Men Part 2 and 3). Cover pencils by Jack Kirby (covers & Hulk) and Steve Ditko (Dr. Strange), inks by Dick Ayers (Fantastic Four cover) and Steve Ditko (Fantastic Four cover, Hulk & Dr. Strange). "The Merciless Puppet Master," script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Dick Ayers; The Puppet Master is declared healed and plans his revenge againt the Fantastic Four; This time, he'll use the Sub-Mariner. "Iron Man Faces the Crimson Dynamo!", script by Stan Lee (plot) and Robert Bernstein (script), art by Don Heck; Khrushchev sends the Crimson Dynamo in the United States to "wreck Stark's project and get rid of Iron Man"; Iron Man defeats the Crimson Dynamo and convinces him to defect. "Beyond the Purple Veil!", script by Stan Lee, art by Steve Ditko; Doctor Strange must rescue two thieves who unwittingly steal a magic gem from him and are trapped in a mystical dimension as a result. "The Way It Began...", script by Stan Lee (plot) and Larry Lieber (script), pencils by Larry Lieber, inks by Paul Reinman; The Watcher comes from a super-advanced race that decides to share its technology with others; When their first attempt ends in tragedy they vow never to interfere with the affairs of less advanced species. "The Terror of the Toad Men Part 2: Prisoners of the Toad Men!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Steve Ditko; The Toad men capture Bruce Banner and bring him to their spaceship. "The Terror of the Toad MenPart 3: Bruce Banner, Wanted for Treason!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Steve Ditko; Bruce Banner is found in a Toad Men crashed spaceship while their fleet arrives on Earth. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #10
$9.60
- 1" spine split from bottom.
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Reprints Fantastic Four #15, Iron Man from Tales of Suspense #47, Watcher story from Tales of Suspense, Incredible Hulk # 2 (Terror of the Toad Men part 4 and 5), No Doctor Strange this issue. Cover pencils by Jack Kirby (covers & Hulk) and Larry Lieber (Watcher), inks by Dick Ayers (Fantastic Four cover), Sol Brodsky? (Tales of Suspense cover), George Roussos? (Tales of Supsense cover), Steve Ditko (Hulk), and Chic Stone (Watcher). "The Mad Thinker and His Awesome Android!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Dick Ayers; The Mad Thinker has summoned gang leaders to try to become the king of New York; To achieve his goal, he must defeat the Fantastic Four; So he makes sure they are all offered interesting opportunities. "Iron Man Battles the Melter!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Steve Ditko, inks by Don Heck; A former competitor of Tony Stark becomes the Melter and sabotages one of his plants; Iron Man tries to defend it but must flee before the Melter. "Hands Off!", script by Stan Lee (plot) and Larry Lieber (script), pencils by Larry Lieber, inks by Chic Stone; The Watcher is tempted to break his vow of non-interference, but sees that it is for the best to obey. "The Terror of the Toad Men Part 4: Hulk Runs Amok!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Steve Ditko; Hulk escapes from his cell while General Ross forgets about the Toad Men. "The Terror of the Toad Men Part 5: The End of the Hulk?", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Steve Ditko; Bruce Banner repels the Toad Men invasion. Doctor Strange pinup by Steve Ditko. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #11
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Reprints Fantastic Four #16, Iron Man from Tales of Suspense #51, Incredible Hulk #6 (Metal Master part 1), and Doctor Strange from Strange Tales # 120. Cover pencils by Jack Kirby (Fantastic Four & Tales of Suspense cover), Steve Ditko (Hulk cover & Dr. Strange), inks by Dick Ayers (Fantastic Four cover), George Roussos (Tales of Suspense cover), and Steve Ditko (Hulk cover & Dr. Strange). "The Micro-World of Doctor Doom!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Dick Ayers; The Fantastic Four answers a cry for help from someone too small to be seen; They arrive in a micro-world whose leader is Doctor Doom. "The Sinister Scarecrow," script by Stan Lee, art by Don Heck; A contortionist becomes the Scarecrow and steals some plans from Tony Stark to sell them to Cuba; Iron Man follows the Scarecrow and steals back the plans. "The House of Shadows!", script by Stan Lee, art by Steve Ditko; Strange is on the scene to observe a TV crew as they prepare to enter & broadcast about a "Haunted House"; Strange discovers something is amiss, as he is unable to enter via his spirit form. "The Incredible Hulk vs The Metal Master!" Part 1, script by Stan Lee, art by Steve Ditko; Finding his transformations more and more difficult using his gamma ray machine, the Hulk with Banner's brain also finds that he has Banner's features when he zaps himself to face the alien invading Metal Master and his head does not transform. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #13
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Reprints Fantastic Four #18, Iron Man from Tales of Suspense #53, Incredible Hulk #6 (The Metal Master part 3), and Doctor Strange from Strange Tales #122. Cover pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Paul Reinman. "A Skrull Walks Among Us!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Dick Ayers; The Skrull Emperor sends the Super-Skrull, a Skrull possessing all the powers of the Fantastic Four, to conquer Earth. "The Black Widow Strikes Again!", script by Stan Lee (plot) and Don Rico (script), art by Don Heck; To redeem herself in the eyes of her Communist leader, Black Widow steals the new anti-grav ray device developed by Tony Stark and attacks Fort Knox; Iron Man destroys the ray device, but the Black Widow escapes. "The World Beyond," script by Stan Lee, pencils by Steve Ditko; Nightmare attacks Dr. Strange once again through his dreams. "The Failure!", script by Stan Lee (plot) and Larry Lieber (script), pencils by Larry Lieber, inks by Paul Reinman; The Earth of the future is overwhelmingly materialistic, except for one idealistic young man and his lover; They are abducted by aliens, who have determined that he is the best suited to be absolute ruler of their empire. "The Incredible Hulk vs The Metal Master!" Part 3, script by Stan Lee, art by Steve Ditko; The Hulk defeats the Metal Master with the help of Rick Jones and the Teen Brigade. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #14
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Reprints Fantastic Four 20, Iron Man from Tales of Suspense 56, Dr. Strange from Strange Tales 123, and The Incredible Hulk 1. Cover pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by George Roussos. "The Mysterious Molecule Man!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Dick Ayers; The Watcher asks the Fantastic Four to stop a new menace who could destroy the whole universe: the Molecule Man. "The Uncanny Unicorn!", script by Stan Lee, art by Don Heck; A Soviet agent with high-tech armor comes to the US to capture Iron Man; He kidnaps Pepper and injures Happy to draw Iron Man out, and then threatens to blow up Stark's factory unless Iron Man comes with him. Iron Man boards Unicorn's plane, but then destroys it, though the Unicorn escapes. "The Challenge of Loki!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Steve Ditko, inks by George Roussos (as George Bell); Strange practices the art of levitation; Meanwhile, in faraway Asgard, home of the Norse Gods, Loki, God of Mischief, plots as always; He contacts Strange and tries to convince him that he is a prisoner of Thor, who is evil and deceiving his father. "The Coming of the Hulk Part 2: The Hulk Strikes!" featuring Hulk, Rick Jones and Igor, script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Paul Reinman. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #15
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Reprints Fantastic Four 21, Iron Man from Tales of Suspense 55, Hulk, Doctor Strange from Strange Tales 124, and Hulk 1. Cover pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Paul Reinman. Cover pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Paul Reinman. "The Hate-Monger!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by George Roussos; Nick Fury, now a Colonel in the CIA, enlists the aid of the Fantastic Four against the Hate-Monger even though they are under the control of his Hate-Ray. Fantastic Four illustration, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Chic Stone. "No One Escapes the Mandarin!", script by Stan Lee, art by Don Heck; Iron Man escapes the Mandarin and destroys the ray he used to interfere with US missiles; Meanwhile, Happy struggles to keep the company operating in Tony's absence. "The Lady from Nowhere!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Steve Ditko, inks by George Roussos (as Geo. Bell); Strange finds a woman wandering the streets under a spell; After guiding her to his house, he consults his mentor; Strange travels into the past, though he's warned that if the candle employed in the spell goes out, he will be trapped there forever; In Ancient Egypt, he battles a wizard, Zota. "The Coming of the Hulk Part 3: The Search for the Hulk" featuring Hulk, Rick Jones, Betty Ross, Thunderbolt Ross, and Igor, script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Paul Reinman. "The Coming of the Hulk Part 4: Enter...the Gargoyle!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Paul Reinman. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #16
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View scan- 1" cumulative spine split. Staple rust.
Reprints Fantastic Four 22, Iron Man from Tales of Suspense #59, The Incredible Hulk #1, and Doctor Strange from Strange Tales 125. Cover pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Dick Ayers. "The Return of the Mole Man!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by George Roussos (as G. Bell); The Mole Man arranges for the neighbors of the Fantastic Four to complain about their activities so they will be interested when they receive an ad for an island that is for sale; When they visit the island, the Mole Man is waiting for them. Not Brand Echh ad. Spider-Man ad. Silver Surfer ad. "The Black Knight!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Don Heck, inks by Chic Stone; Iron Man versus the villainous Black Knight. "Mordo Must Not Catch Me!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Steve Ditko, inks by George Roussos (as Geo. Bell): Three followers of Mordo attack Strange in his sanctum; After dispatching them, he uses the Eye of Agamotto and his amulet to contact his mentor, but to no avail!; Mordo appears saying he's captured the Ancient One. "The Coming of the Hulk Part 5: The Hulk Triumphant!" featuring Hulk, Rick Jones, Betty Ross, Thunderbolt Ross, Igor, and Gargoyle (Yuri Topolov), script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Paul Reinman. Medusa ad. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #17
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Reprints Fantastic Four 23, Iron Man from Tales of Suspense 57, and Doctor Strange from Strange Tales 126. Cover pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by George Roussos. "The Master Plan of Doctor Doom!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by George Roussos (as George Bell); Doctor Doom recruits three criminals to help him destroy the Fantastic Four. "The Domain of the Dread Dormammu!", script by Stan Lee, pencils by Steve Ditko, inks by Steve Ditko; Dr. Strange is whisked to the Ancient One's side as he explains that The Dread Dormammu threatens to leave his dimension and travel to Earth; With his mentor too old to face him Strange must invade Dormammu's dimension, where he faces one danger after another. "Hawkeye, the Marksman!", script by Stan Lee, art by Don Heck; A carnival marksman tries to become a super-hero, but after a misunderstanding with the police he falls in with the Black Widow; Hawkeye attacks Iron Man at the Widow's request, but when he accidentally injures his partner in the fight he flees to get her to safety. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.25.
