Strange tales

Strange Tales #28 (Atlas, 1954) Condition: VG. Harry Anderson cover. Tony DiPreta art. Features a story by Jack - Available at Sunday Internet Comics Auction...

The publishing history of Strange Tales is itself a bit strange. After issue Strange Tales #168 (in 1968), the series was re-titled Doctor Strange (who had been the focus of the horror- and mystery-themed book since his appearance in issue Strange Tales #110) and numbering continued from Doctor Strange #169 to Doctor Strange #183. In 1974, Marvel started Doctor Strange over from 1, and at the same time resumed publishing Strange Tales, beginning at Strange Tales #169 and continuing through…

It may have started with Marvel vs. DC but it led to Robert Crumb and an Underground movement that has only grown since the 1960s You can’t toss a grenade these days without hitting a comic

The Doctor Strange Custom Covers Project - Strange Tales #121

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Strange Tales #114 (Marvel, 1963) CGC VF+ 8.5 White pages. Featuring the Human Torch. Acrobat appears in - Available at Sunday Internet Comics Auction...

Thanks to the massive hit James Bond, spies were very much among us in the 60's with espionage-flavored entertainments all around. Movies gave us Harry Palmer, Matt Helm and Derek Flint. TV gave us The Man from U.N.C.L.E, Get Smart, and The Wild Wild West. And Comics gave us plenty with material like the T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents from Tower, The Man From R.I.V.E.R.D.A.L.E. from Archie, and assorted stuff like that. Marvel though delivered the most long-lasting variation when they dusted off…

Dr. Strange

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