The Marvel Age of Comics

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Pablo Marcos - Savage Sword of Conan #84 (1983) pinup

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Strange #5-8

Editions Lug, 1970, France


Covers by George Tuska & Frank Giacoia, John Buscema & Dan Adkins, Wally Wood, and Wood.


French reprints of X-Men by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby; Iron Man by Archie Goodwin and Tuska; Daredevil by Lee and Wood; and Silver Surfer by Lee and Buscema.



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BC: STAR WARS #10

Just as he was an enormous fan of BATTLESTAR GALACTICA, my friend David Steckel was also a hardcore acolyte of STAR WARS, and he purchased each monthly issue of the Marvel comic based upon that storied film with almost religious zeal….


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BHOC: TALES OF SUSPENSE #66

I also bought TALES OF SUSPENSE #66 during that trip to the Batcave comic book shop, and I did so for the most obvious reason: the copy I picked up was cheap….


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BHOC: STRANGE TALES #87

One of the things that I was very obsessed with as a young comic book reader was age….


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Richard Howell — Marvel Comics Presents #61 Wolverine vs. Hulk (1990) Source

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Gene Colan (1926–2011) and Karl Kesel — Daredevil #363 Insomnia (1997) Source

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Bill Everett (1917-1973) Script, pencils, inks and letters, final page of Namor’s first appearance in Marvel Comics #1 (1939) Source

Eight of the twelve page story appeared in Motion Picture Funnies Weekly #1 earlier in 1939 but this final page was part of four new pages for the Marvel Comics story.

Colorist uncredited

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Dave Cockrum (1943–2006) and Bob McLeod — Marvel Fanfare #3 Sauron vs. X-Men Splash Page 16 original Art (1982) Source

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Jack Kirby (1917–1994) and Joe Sinnott (1926–2020) Fantastic Four #84 Doctor Doom splash page (1969)

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