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Fantastic Four Epic Collection: The World's Greatest Comic Magazine
Volume #1 in
the Fantastic Four Epic Collections
Written by STAN LEE
Penciled by JACK KIRBY
Cover by JACK KIRBY
In 1961, Stan Lee and Jack Kirby lit the fuse of the greatest revolution
in comic-book history -- the Marvel Age of Comics -- and it started
right here, in the pages of FANTASTIC FOUR! With the space race on, Reed
Richards, Ben Grimm, Sue Storm and Johnny Storm shoot for the stars --
but after their craft is bombarded by cosmic rays, they return to Earth
with the startling powers of the Fantastic Four! These weren't just any
super heroes, though -- the Fantastic Four were a realistic, relatable,
bickering and loveable family that couldn't pay their rent and didn't
always love their powers. So crack open this Epic Collection and enjoy
the beginning of the series that earned the name "The World's Greatest
Comic Magazine!" Collecting FANTASTIC FOUR (1961) #1-18.
456 PGS.
Marvel 75th Anniversary Omnibus
Written by VARIOUS
Penciled by VARIOUS
In late 1939, the fledgling Timely Comics published MARVEL COMICS #1 --
introducing the Human Torch, Sub-Mariner and more to an unsuspecting
populace. Seventy-five years later, Marvel Comics has become a
world-renowned multimedia empire, home to some of the most recognizable
and beloved fictional characters ever known. Now, the cream of the crop
is presented in one deluxe, oversized hardcover! That's right, it's the
best of the best from Marvel's 75-year publishing history -- from the
Golden Age to Marvel NOW! -- as chosen by you, the loyal fans! So face
front, True Believers, and prepare to relive 75 years of greatness as
only Mighty Marvel could do it!
1000 PGS.
Marvel Masterworks: Atlas Era Tales of Suspense Volume 1
Written by STAN LEE, LARRY
LIEBER & MORE
Penciled by JACK KIRBY, STEVE DITKO, DON HECK, JOE SINNOTT, AL
WILLIAMSON, BILL EVERETT, JOHN BUSCEMA, RUSS HEATH & MORE
Cover by DON HECK & RICHARD ISANOVE
In 1958, Stan Lee stood before the decimated Atlas line. Having gone
from editor of a line of dozens of titles to just eight, Stan refocused
his efforts on only biggest and best: enter TALES OF SUSPENSE! Anchored
by the visual talents Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko and Don Heck, this new
"big monster" book became part of a creative revival that would change
comics forever. Their twist-ending tales featuring Martians, killer
robots and massive monsters were the very foundation for what would
become Marvel's super-hero House of Ideas. So strap on your tin-foil
hat, grab your ray gun, and get ready to dive into one of the most
amazing eras of comics' history! Collecting TALES OF SUSPENSE (1959)
#1-10.
272 PGS.
Marvel Masterworks: The Incredible Hulk Volume 8
Written by ARCHIE GOODWIN with ROY
THOMAS, GERRY CONWAY, GARY FRIEDRICH, LEN WEIN & CHRIS CLAREMONT
Penciled by HERB TRIMPE with DICK AYERS
Cover by HERB TRIMPE
He's mean, he's green, and sometimes he's too small to be seen -- he's
the Incredible Hulk! Yes, the Hulk's back in another round of tales full
of trials, tribulations, revenge, romance and...Richard Nixon?!
Returning from a battle with Dr. Doom, the Hulk finds himself in the
sights of the U.S. military's Project: Greenskin. Objective? Destroy the
Hulk! The adventure continues with the green girl of Hulk's heart, the
other-dimensional Jarella! With the help of Ant-Man, Hulk will reunite
with his love -- but not before he's put on trial in front of the heroes
of the Marvel Universe! With art by the classic Herb Trimpe/John
Severin team, Hulk's never looked meaner, greener or better! Collecting
INCREDIBLE HULK (1968) #145-156.
288 PGS.
Sub-Mariner & the Original Human Torch (Marvel Saga)
Written by ROY THOMAS &
DANN THOMAS
Penciled by RICH BUCKLER
Cover by RICH BUCKLER
Namor the Sub-Mariner, Avenging Son of Atlantis. Jim Hammond, the
original android Human Torch. Two icons whose rivalry dates all the way
back to the dawn of Marvel Comics. Now, learn the full story of two
legendary adversaries who would one day become allies, even friends.
From enemy of mankind to wartime savior -- from Fantastic Four foe to
staunch Invader, Defender and Avenger -- Namor is a man of contrasts.
Relive the life and times of Marvel's mightiest mutant as only he could
see it. Imperius Rex! Meanwhile, a recently revived Torch looks back to
his own uncanny creation. Meet his sizzling sidekick, Toro; learn his
incredible part in Hitler's downfall; and discover why the flame of
Marvel's first hero was doused for so long! Collecting SAGA OF THE
SUB-MARINER #1-12 and SAGA OF THE ORIGINAL HUMAN TORCH #1-4.
392 PGS.
New Teen Titans Vol. 1
Written by MARV WOLFMAN and GEORGE PEREZ
Art by GEORGE PEREZ and others
Cover by GEORGE PEREZ and DICK GIORDANO
On sale SEPTEMBER 17 * 240 pg, FC,
These tales from DC COMICS PRESENTS #26 and NEW TEEN TITANS #1-8
introduced the super team sensation starring Cyborg, Raven, Starfire,
Robin and more! Don't miss their battles against Deathstroke, Dr. Light,
Trigon and more, with an appearance by the Justice League of America!
Wonder Woman: The Complete Newspaper Comics
William Moulton Marston
(w) * Harry G. Peters (a) * (c)
The entire original Wonder Woman newspaper strip, collected for the
first time anywhere! Just a few years after she burst into comic books,
the world's most famous female superhero starred in her own daily
newspaper strip written and drawn by the same creative team that
produced the comic book: William Moulton Marston and Harry G. Peters. It
all starts on Paradise Island where Amazonian women rule supreme and no
men are allowed. Led by Princess Diana, their way of life is about to
change when Steve Trevor, a wounded American soldier, washes up on their
shores. Soon, Diana--rechristened Wonder Woman--is off to America,
where the saga continues! Collects the entire strip from May 1, 1944
until December 1, 1945.
Don Heck: A Work of Art
Don Heck remains one of comics' legendary
names, considered an "artist's artist," respected by peers, and beloved
by fans. Author John Coates has meticulously researched and chronicled
information on Don's storied 40-year career, including his time at DC,
Dell, Gold Key, and as "ghost" artist on Lee Falk's The Phantom
newspaper strip. From personal recollections from Don's surviving
family, long-time friends, and industry legends, to rare interviews with
Heck himself, this book is full of insight into the early days of
Marvel Comics. It also features an extensive art gallery, a Foreword by
Stan Lee, and an Afterword by Beau Smith.
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