"Streams of Consciousness" Guest-starring the Sub-Mariner and Doctor Strange. Plot by Tom Peyer. Script by Glenn Herdling. Pencils by Josh Hood. Inks by Rich Perrotta. Cover by Phil Jimenez.
The mighty Sub-Mariner remains in a confused mental state after his return from the Heroes Reborn Universe! And in addition to his disorientation, he's lost the ability to breathe underwater! In a desperate effort to cure both conditions, Namor makes an unscheduled visit to his friend in Greenwich Village! Can Dr. Strange diagnose and cure the Sub-Mariner's ailments? Meanwhile in New Atlantis, Namorita has a major revolt on her hands! She needs the Avenging Son to return home... and soon! Cameo appearances by Wong and Lord Vashti. Flashback cameos by the Wrecking Crew, Doctor Doom, and the Fantastic Four.
32 pages. Cover price $1.99.
"In Deep" Guest-starring the Sub-Mariner and Captain America. Script by Tom Peyer and Glenn Herdling. Pencils by Dave Ross. Inks by Tom Wegrzyn. Cover by Jordan Rankin.
Warlord Kreeg has taken over New Atlantis! And when the U.S. government hears about the underwater coup, it directs the star-spangled avenger to find Prince Namor and restore subsea order! After Cap locates Namor and convinces him to wear a special breathing suit, the long-time allies descend into the ocean depths! Is there still time to save Namorita? And prevent Kreeg from plundering the treasures of the ocean floor? Cap and the Avenging Son must hurry! Imperious Rex!
32 pages. Cover price $1.99.
The Golden Child: Part 4 of 6 - Written by ROBERT KIRKMAN Pencils & Cover by SCOTT KOLINS. "THE GOLDEN CHILD" PART 4/6. Tony Stark is on a mission that must succeed no matter what the cost. The stakes are high and failure is not an option. There's one big problem ? The Incredible Hulk stands in his way! 32 PGS Cover price $2.25.
Cover pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Wally Wood. "The Road Back," script by Stan Lee, pencils by Don Heck, inks by Wally Wood
Forced to disband the Avengers, Hawkeye, Quicksilver, and Scarlet Witch cannot find work until the Ringmaster hires them. Unable to control them, he tells the police that they tried to rob his Circus...
Cover pencils by Jack Kirby. Cover inks by Dick Ayers. "Enter… Dr. Doom!" Story by Stan Lee. Pencils by Don Heck. Inks by Dick Ayers. Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver receive a letter from their aunt in Latveria and decide to visit. When they arrive, they are jailed and discover it is a trap set up by Doctor Doom to defeat the Avengers. He believes defeating them will instill fear into the Fantastic Four, making them easier to defeat. Story and cover reprinted from (Avengers 1963 1st series) number 25. Full color. 32 pages.
Cover pencils by Don Heck and John Romita (alterations), inks by Frank Giacoia and John Romita (alternations). "The Voice of the Wasp," script by Stan Lee, pencils by Don Heck, inks by Frank Giacoia (as Frank Ray); The winsome Wasp flies to New York to warn that the savage Sub-Mariner is bent on its destruction. Enroute she is trapped by Attuma, Namor's arch-foe, who is himself planning the destruction of the surface-dwellers. Jan notifies the Avengers who arrive - sans Hawkeye - and are roundly beaten; reprinted from The Avengers (1963 series) #26. 36 pgs., full color.
Cover pencils by Ron Wilson, inks by Frank Giacoia. "Four Against the Floodtide!," script by Stan Lee, pencils by Don Heck, inks by Frank Giacoia (as Frank Ray); Attuma has captured three Avengers and Hawkeye must rescue them, after he defeats the Beetle, who has broken into Avengers Mansion; reprinted from The Avengers (1963 series) #27. 36 pgs., full color.
Cover pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Frank Giacoia. "Among Us Walks... a Goliath!," script by Stan Lee, pencils by Don Heck, inks by Frank Giacoia (as Frankie Ray); Giant-Man returns to the line-up, but with a new name, Goliath, and a more limited size-changing power; The Avengers defeat the Collector, who has kidnapped the Wasp; reprinted from The Avengers (1963 series) #28. 36 pgs., full color.
Cover pencils by Sal Buscema, inks by Frank Giacoia. "This Hostage Earth!," script by Stan Lee, pencils by Don Heck, inks by Dick Ayers; The Mole Man wants to destroy all life by increasing the Earth's rotational speed, then captures an investigating Giant-Man; The Avengers save their teammate and foil the Mole Man's deadly plan; reprinted from The Avengers (1963 series). The Avengers #12 cover reprint, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Chic Stone. 36 pgs., full color.
Final issue. "Aftermath!" Guest-starring Ben Grimm. Fantastic Four and Spider-Man cameo. Story by John Byrne. Art by Ron Wilson, Frank Giacoia, and Kevin Dzuban.
When the Thing used Doctor Doom's time machine to travel back in time to cure his past self the alternate timeline that was created as a result has met with disaster (see Marvel Two-In-One #50). In this What If...? style story, because of the Thing's interference with the time-stream; the FF and all of Earth's heroes were killed fighting against Galactus, and since Johnny Storm died before he could jog the Sub-Mariner's memory, Namor never tossed an ice encased Captain America into the ocean to be discovered by the Avengers. No, on this dead world, there were no heroes left to stop the Red Skull's rise to power. Well, ole Blue-Eyes intends to set things right. "It's Clobberin' Time!"
Cover price $1.00.
"Showdown at Sea!" Guest-starring the Liberty Legion. Story by Roy Thomas. Art by Sal Buscema and Sam Grainger.
Story continues from Marvel Two-in-One Annual 1. How can the Thing possibly stop the three super nazis from WWII, Master Man, Meranno, and Skyshark? Well, he'll enlist the aid of the US WWII heroes, the Liberty Legion, that's how!
Cover price $0.30.
"A Tale of Two Countries!" Guest-starring Iron Fist. Story by Marv Wolfman. Art by Ron Wilson and Sam Grainger. Cover by Jack Kirby.
Bengy and the living weapon known as Iron Fist are kidnaped and forced to participate in the most dangerous game. Can these two heroes survive assault after assault by some of the deadliest assassins in the world?
32 pages. Cover price $0.30.
Cover by John Byrne and Walt Simonson. "The Way the World Winds Down!" Part 2 of 2. Guest-starring Captain America and the Man-Thing. Story by Ralph Macchio. Art by John Byrne.
A former member of A.I.M. (Advanced Idea Mechanics) has stolen the experimental Cosmic Cube from Project: Pegasus, and the only thing standing in his way of total entropy is the Sentinel of Liberty, Captain America, and the ever lovin' blue-eyed Thing. Plus, witness the macabre entrance of the mysterious Man-Thing.
32 pages. Cover price $0.35.
The Thing and Nova team-up in this 52-page King-Sized Annual in a story titled "When Strikes the Monitor!" written by Marve Wolfman with art by Sal Buscema, Giacoia and Hunt.
Kicking off an all-new story line starring Bloodstone, Doctor Druid and Zawadi--the Monster Hunters! Before there was a Fantastic Four, there existed the Monster Hunters, a loose affiliation of champions, costumed and otherwise, who stood as mankind's defenders against fearsome creatures beyond understanding! Now, they have been gathered together by federal agent Jake Curtiss (who holds more than one secret himself) to seek out the source of the monsters plaguing humanity...and destroy it! Featuring the collected might of Gorgilla, Grottu and the Molten Man-Thing!
Written by Roger Stern. Art by Mike Manley. #4A jam cover by Mike Manley, Michael Golden, Walt Simonson, Duncan Fegredo, Dan Brereton, Scott McDaniel, Bruce Timm, Joe Quesada and Jimmy Palmiotti.
Cover price $1.99.
Creature on the Prowl! - Written by Roger Stern. Art by Bret Blevins & Mike Manley. Cover by Mike Manley.
Starring the Monster Hunters! It's more monster mayhem in the mighty Marvel manner as Gorgilla mugs Manhattan! Their tracks dogged by Harvey Elder, can the Monster Hunters put an end to the man-brute's rampage -- and uncover the shadowy mastermind pulling the strings? Meanwhile, FBI agent Jake Curtiss makes the first in a series of startling revelations about his murky past! The threads of the Marvel Universe come together here!
38 pages, full color. Cover price $1.99.
Return to Midnight Mountain! - Written by Roger Stern. Art by Jason Armstrong & Mike Manley. Cover by Bruce Timm.
Starring the Monster Hunters! The team heads for the center of the Earth to confront the power that's been unleashing monsters on an unsuspecting world -- a menace well known to readers of the modern day Marvel Universe! And, when things look most dire, a hero from Marvel's Golden Age makes a stunning reappearance -- for the first time in over 50 years! Kirby creations of two eras collide in cataclysmic combat!
32 pages, full color. Cover price $1.99.
Monsters Attack! - Written by Roger Stern. Art by Jason Armstrong & Mike Manley. Cover by Mike Manley.
Starring the Monster Hunters! All the masks come off as the Monster Hunters come face-to-face with the force behind the monster invasion, and become embroiled in a conflict that's raged for centuries! Featuring: the truth behind Jake Curtiss! The origin of Bloodstone! The fate of Harvey Elder! The dread appearance of a major Marvel menace! And more monsters than you can shake a stick at!
32 pages, full color. Cover price $1.99.
1st Edition - 1st printing. By Peter Sanderson. Cover by John Romita Sr. and Jr.
For new comers and life-long comic fans alike, this massive tomb covers everything from the dawn of the Marvel Age in the 1960s all the way up to the new millennium - from the Avengers to Spider-Man to the X-Men and everyone in-between this book takes a look at the rosters, their friends, enemies, HQs, powers, and histories.
Hardcover, 9 1/2-in. x 11 1/2-in., 256 pages, full color. Cover price $49.50.
Cover by Jim Starlin Jim Starlin (w&p)/Al Milgrom (i) Jim Starlin's could-be tale of the final days of the Marvel Universe debuts bi-weekly in March! Featuring appearances by all of the Marvel Universe's big guns!
48 PGS. WITH ADS/FC/MARVEL PG Cover price $3.50.
Cover art by Steve Ditko. The Return of the Green Goblin!, script by Stan Lee, art by Steve Ditko
Spider-Man attends a fan club meeting organized by Flash Thompson, but the Green Goblin crashes the meeting; Fortunately the Human Torch is in attendance to help Spider-Man; During the battle Spider-Man finds out that Aunt May is in the hospital and he leaves, causing everyone to believe that he is a coward.reprinted from Amazing Spider-Man, The (Marvel, 1963 Series) #17.
36 pgs. $0.60. Cover price $0.60.
Adam Kubert and Mark Farmer discuss the Incredible Hulk; Q & A with Al Milgrom; Q & A with Kelly Corvese; Tim Townsend interview; Ryan Benjamin interview; The History of Marvel's Horror Comics, Part 2; Time Slip: Black Panther illo by Tommy Lee Edwards; Marvel's Silliest Moments: Spider-Man joins forces with the Not-Ready-For-Prime-Time Players for an episode of 'Saturday Night Live' in the pages of Marvel Team-Up #74; Beast Files: Rogue; Frank Teran interview; Marvel Chronicles: 1972. Cover by Adam Kubert.
Cover price $1.50.
Article on Alpha Flight, with comments from editor Jaye Gardner and Steve Seagle; article on Thunderbolts, with comments from editor Tom Brevoort and Kurt Busiek; Gene Colan interview; The History of Marvel's Horror Comics, Part 3; Time Slip: Karnak illo by Steve Yeowell; article on Deathlok, with comments from Doug Moench; Marvel's Silliest Moments: Luke Cage vs. a soda machine; The Greatest Comics Never Seen: the original cover for X-Factor #66 by Whilce Portacio and Jackson Guice; Beast Files: Cable/Nathan Summers-Dayspring/Askani'son; Jorge Gonzalez interview; Larry Hama remembers his first Marvel comic; Q & A with Steve Buccellato; Q & A with George Roussos; Marvel Chronicles: 1973; article on Flashback Month, with comments from Bob Harras, Adam Kubert and Larry Hama. Cover by Scott Clark and Chris Carlson.
Cover price $1.50.
Article on The Avengers and Captain America, with comments from Kurt Busiek and Mark Waid; Marie Severin interview; Roy Thomas interview; John Buscema interview; Q & A with Al Williamson; Time Slip: Punisher illo by Frank Teran; Gil Kane interview; Marvel's Silliest Moments: What if Sgt. Fury had fought World War Two in outer space? (from What If? #14); Beast Files: Storm; Neal Adams interview; article on the new Journey Into Mystery, with comments from James Felder, Joe Kelly, Ben Raab and Brian Hagan; Kurt Busiek remembers his first Marvel comic; Marvel Chronicles: 1975
Cover price $1.99.
