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1st printing. Collects material from Tales to Astonish (1959-1968 1st Series) #60-96 and Not Brand Echh (1967-1969) #3.

Written by Stan Lee and Gary Friedrich. Art by Steve Ditko, Jack Kirby, Gil Kane (as Kane and as Scott Edward), John Romita, Sr., Bill Everett, John Buscema, Marie Severin. Cover by Jack Kirby.

Marvel's Green Goliath is pulling no punches! After the cancellation of his debut series, the Incredible Hulk returns in TALES TO ASTONISH - and he means business! Dr. Robert Bruce Banner's alter ego battles General "Thunderbolt" Ross, the Leader and his Humanoids, the Executioner, and more Communists than you can shake a tank at. And if that's not enough, round two pits the Hulk against Hercules, introduces classic villain the Abomination, dives into the intrigue of the Secret Empire, and goes cosmic with the Silver Surfer and the High Evolutionary! Featuring stories by Stan Lee and art by a who's who of Marvel greats - Steve Ditko, Jack Kirby, Gil Kane, Bill Everett and John Buscema - these are the tales that made the Hulk a global icon!

Softcover, 504 pages, full color.

NOTE: Book 2 of the Incredible Hulk Epic Collection - Years Covered: 1964-1967. Cover price $39.99.

"The Doomsday Connection!" Guest-starring the Champions. Script by Bill Mantlo. Pencils by George Tuska. Inks by Don Perlin. Cover by Al Milgrom. In the Nevada desert, the golden avenger is hot on the trail of the lethal killing machine known as Modok! But when Shell-head busts into his underground bunker, the former A.I.M. operative is not there! Since Iron Man is already near the west coast, he contacts the Los Angeles-based Champions for help instead of the Avengers! After Tony Stark explains the situation to the Black Widow and her teammates; the seven heroes fan out across California in search of Modok! The Champions find plenty of trouble, but they don't find their A.I.M. adversary! Finally Shell-head realizes that Modok never left his Silver State hideaway! Hence an hour later, Iron Man and his allies at last encounter their elusive foe! Can the armored avenger and the Champions knock the murderous Modok off his doomsday chair? Champions Lineup: Angel, Black Widow, Darkstar, Ghost Rider, Iceman, and Hercules. Backup story: "Death Lair!" Script by Roger Stern. Pencils by Jeff Aclin. Inks by Don Perlin. Midnight tries to convince Half-Face to work for Fu Manchu. 48 pages. 50 cent cover price. Cover price $0.50.

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1st printing. Collects Thor (1962-1996 1st Series Journey Into Mystery) #160-162 and 167-170; and material from Thor (1962-1996 1st Series Journey Into Mystery) #83, 125-126, 131-133 and 137-139.

Cover by Jack Kirby and Vince Colletta. Introduction by Walter Simonson.

Kirby imagined modern mythologies that spanned the cosmos and remade gods. Kirby created action sequences so powerful that galaxies shook. Kirby's Thor is the most epic comic book saga ever told. Kirby is...Mighty! And now, this gigantic volume brings together the greatest Thor tales Jack "King" Kirby ever drew. Stories so exciting, so massive in scope, so utterly epic that even Marvel's King-Size format struggles to contain them!

Thrill to Thor's first appearance! A bruising battle between Thor and Hercules! The mind-bending debut of Ego the Living Planet! The invasion of Asgard by Ulik and his horrifying troll army! And a multipart saga where Thor faces the immeasurable power of Galactus - and the world devourer's origin is revealed!

Featuring work by Jack Kirby, Stan Lee, Larry Lieber, Joe Sinnott, Vince Colletta, George Klein and Bill Everett.

Hardcover, 13-in. x 21-in., 320 pages, full color. All Ages

Cover price $100.00.

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Add to cart Near Mint $4.95

1st printing. Written by Ryan Foley. Art by Sankha Banerjee. Heracles had it all: a beautiful home, a loving family and a reputation as a great soldier. Due to his success, he became a victim of a vicious plot and committed a terrible crime. In time, he found solace by atoning for his sins by completing ten impossible tasks. The creator of these tasks was Eurystheus, Heracles's nemesis, who was constantly angered by his refusal to accept defeat. As a man of action, Heracles never complained and never backed down; he simply got on with the job at hand. Softcover, 88 pages, full color. Cover price $11.99.

Volume 1 - 1st printing. Collects Spider-Man Unlimited (1993-1998 1st Series) #13, Marvel Fanfare (1996 2nd Series) #6 and Heroes for Hire (1997-1999 1st Series) #1-9.

Written by Roger Stern, John Ostrander, James Felder, and Jaimie Campos. Art by Pascual Ferry, Joe Bennett, Stephen Jones, Gabe Alberola, Mike Witherby and Hilary Barta. Cover by Pasqual Ferry.

Luke Cage and Danny Rand reunite in team-ups with Spider-Man and...Sabretooth?! And they're just in time to relaunch the expanded Heroes for Hire!

A super-villain prison break inspires Iron Fist to fill the void left by the Avengers and Fantastic Four - but his ex-partner Luke will take some convincing. Hercules and White Tiger are eager recruits, but is Hulk a joiner? Maybe She-Hulk would be a better fit. A transformed Black Knight rides in, and the Master of the World twists Luke's arm. But will he stay after Power Man battles Iron Fist?

The team will face Deviants, Punisher and the Thunderbolts - there must be a little room left for Ant-Man to help out.

Softcover, 312 pages, full color.

Cover price $24.99.

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Written by Peter David. Art by German Peralta and Dale Keown. Cover by Dale Keown. PART TWO: THINGS GET UGLY! The world as we know it is long gone - but the Hulk we know and love will never die. Humans killed the Earth…and now the Hulk must choose whether to save it or doom it forever. Peter David's legendary saga continues with an action-packed tale of irradiated destruction! Plus: Just how did Rick Jones gather all the weapons and collectibles of his super-heroic generation? Hulk veteran artist Dale Keown reveals secrets decades in the making! 28 pages, full color. Rated T+ Cover price $3.99.

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Written by Peter David. Art by German Peralta and Dale Keown. Cover by Dale Keown. WHO KILLED THE WORLD? The Hulk meets the Maestro-and it's not who you expect it to be. And when a band of rebels tries to recruit the Hulk to fight beside them, his answer sends shock waves through Dystopia. This world will never be the same…and neither will the Hulk. 28 pages, full color. Rated T+ Cover price $3.99.

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Written by Peter David. Art by German Peralta. Cover by Dale Keown. GIVE ME YOUR BEST APOCALYPSE! The Hulk's enemy -- Hercules?! -- gets the upper hand, but not for long. Rick Jones attempts to intervene…but it's no longer clear whose side he should be on. Don't miss a pivotal moment as the Maestro's plans fall into place! Can the being we know as the Hulk survive? Does he want to? 28 pages, full color. Rated T+ Cover price $3.99.

1st printing. Collects Maestro (2020 Marvel) #1-5.

Written by Peter David. Art by Dale Keown and German Peralta. Cover by Dale Keown.

The story you've waited decades for: the origin of the Maestro!

Almost 30 years after the landmark tale FUTURE IMPERFECT, legendary INCREDIBLE HULK scribe Peter David returns to the far-future version of the Hulk - the embittered, tyrannical master of what remains of the world! With astounding art from HULK veteran Dale Keown and up-and-coming talent Germán Peralta, MAESTRO answers questions that have haunted Hulk fans for years - and raises some new ones! How did the world fall and the Maestro rise? What happened to the world's heroes in between? And where is the Hulk we know and love?

Plus: Just how did Rick Jones gather all the weapons and collectibles of his super-heroic generation? As a new rebellion begins, the Maestro's world will never be the same - and neither will the incredible Hulk!

Softcover, 112 pages, full color. Rated T+

Cover price $15.99.

Add to cart Fine $11.99

1st printing. Discover fantastic facts, incredible info, and uncanny trivia about the super-heroes and villains of the Marvel Comics Universe with Marvel Absolutely Everything You Need to Know. This book is packed with fun facts, bizarre-but-true tales, and quirky insights into everyone's favorite Marvel comic characters, including The Avengers, Spider-Man, and Daredevil. From behind-the-scenes revelations to strange and interesting facts, Marvel Absolutely Everything You Need to Know will surprise and delight new and die-hard Marvel fans. Hardcover, 9-in. x 11-in., 240 pages, full color. Cover price $19.99.

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Written by Paul Tobin and Paul Benjamin. Art by Alvin Lee and David Nakayama. Cover by Juan Santacruz and Chris Sotomayor. A double feature as everybody's favorite rage monster joins forces with the Marvel Universe's biggest heroes! First-Bruce Banner visits the doctor to get control of the Hulk-but Doctor Strange has problems of his own! Then-Hercules needs a helping hand, and that spells T-R-O-U-B-L-E for Hulk, Spider-Man, and Iron Man! Reprinting Marvel Adventures Hulk (2007) #5 and Marvel Adventures Super Heroes (2008) #1! 44 pages, full color. Cover price $4.99.

Add to cart Near Mint $71.00

Add to cart Near Mint $71.00

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.

Richard Howell Cover

Volume 1 - 1st printing. Collects Marvel Age (1983 Marvel) #1-34 and Marvel Age (1983 Marvel) Annual #1. Cover by Richard Howell and Joe Sinnott. Back Cover by Mike Zeck. 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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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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Cover art by Ron Frenz and Joe Sinnott. God's Country Part 3: Iron Curtains starring Colossus, script by Ann Nocenti, pencils by Rick Leonardi, inks by P. Craig Russell. Elements of Terror Part 12: The Conclusion starring Man-Thing, script by Steve Gerber, art by Tom Sutton. Noble Fathers Have Noble Sons starring Hercules, script by Chris Henderson, pencils by Don Heck, inks by Randy Emberlin. Spring Break starring Namorita, script by Scott Lobdell, pencils by Frank Springer, inks by Fred Fredericks. Gene Colan pinup art. 36 pgs. Cover price $1.25.

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New Edition - 1st printing.

Foreword by Chris Claremont. Introduction by Stan Lee. Consultant Editor: Tom DeFalco. Contributors: Adam Bray, Tom Brevoort, Alan Cowsil, Andrew Darling, Matt RForbeck, Peter Sanderson, Michael Teitelbaum, and Daniel Wallace. Cover by Marco Checchetto.

Keep up with the ever-expanding Marvel Universe with the new edition of DK's best-selling Marvel Encyclopedia. Updated and expanded, this definitive Who's Who of Marvel Comics reveals vital info and secret histories of more than 1,200 classic and brand new Marvel characters, and provides the lowdown on recent key events including Civil War 2, Secret Empire, and Infinity Countdown. From iconic teams such as the Avengers, X-Men, and Guardians of the Galaxy to fan favorites Black Panther, Deadpool, and Captain Marvel to rising stars Amadeus Cho, Squirrel Girl and the Exiles, every significant Marvel character is showcased with the latest comic artwork.

Hardcover, 10-in. x 12-in., 448 pages, full color.

Cover price $40.00.

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New Edition - 2nd and later printings. Foreword by Chris Claremont. Introduction by Stan Lee. Consultant Editor: Tom DeFalco. Contributors: Adam Bray, Tom Brevoort, Alan Cowsil, Andrew Darling, Matt RForbeck, Peter Sanderson, Michael Teitelbaum, and Daniel Wallace. Cover by Marco Checchetto. Keep up with the ever-expanding Marvel Universe with the new edition of DK's best-selling Marvel Encyclopedia. Updated and expanded, this definitive Who's Who of Marvel Comics reveals vital info and secret histories of more than 1,200 classic and brand new Marvel characters, and provides the lowdown on recent key events including Civil War 2, Secret Empire, and Infinity Countdown. From iconic teams such as the Avengers, X-Men, and Guardians of the Galaxy to fan favorites Black Panther, Deadpool, and Captain Marvel to rising stars Amadeus Cho, Squirrel Girl and the Exiles, every significant Marvel character is showcased with the latest comic artwork. Hardcover, 10-in. x 12-in., 448 pages, full color. Cover price $40.00.

1st printing. Contributors Include: Tom DeFalco, Peter Sanderson, Tom Brevoort, Michael Teitelbaum, Daniel Wallace, Andrew Darling, Matt Forbeck, Alan Cowsill, Alan Cowsill, Adam Bray, Melanie Scott, and James Hill. Additional Text by Ruth Amos, Alastair Dogall, David Fentiman, Emma Grange, Matt Jones, and Cefn Ridout. Foreword by C.B. Cebulski. Introduction by Stan Lee. Consultant Editor: Tom DeFalco. Contributors: Adam Bray, Tom Brevoort, Alan Cowsil, Andrew Darling, Matt RForbeck, Peter Sanderson, Michael Teitelbaum, and Daniel Wallace. Cover by Marco Checchetto. For the ultimate Marvel fan, only the ultimate book will do. And that's why DK has pulled out all the stops to bring you the Marvel Encyclopedia: Collector's Edition. As well as all of the carefully curated and updated content from the Marvel Encyclopedia New Edition (2024), the Collector's Edition will additionally feature: an exclusive version of the book's new cover artwork by comic artist Marco Checchetto, printed with additional luxury finishes; a deluxe clamshell case (containing an exclusive print), ensuring that the book will stay in mint condition; an accompanying 32-page comic-format booklet featuring rare variant comic covers and exclusive commentary about the major Marvel crossover storyline events of the last 5 years; and high quality production materials including luxury paper stock, wibalin, sprayed edges, and a ribbon marker. Hardcover, 10-in. x 12-in., 512 pages, full color. Cover price $150.00.

Volume 3 – 1st printing. Collects Black Goliath (1976) #1, Champions (1975 Marvel) #1, Devil Dinosaur (1978) #1, Eternals (1976 1st Series) #1, Machine Man (1978 1st Series) #1, Marvel Premiere (1972) #35, Marvel Presents (1975 Marvel) #1 and #3, Marvel Spotlight (1971 1st Series) #32, Ms. Marvel (1977 1st Series) #1, Nova (1976 1st Series) #1, Omega the Unknown (1976) #1, Savage She-Hulk (1980) #1, Skull the Slayer (1975) #1, and Skull the Slayer (1975) #1. Marvel's popular line of fantastic first appearances continues! The sensational seventies come to a phenomenal finish with this third volume featuring aliens, space gods, giants, dinosaurs and more! Included here are the fabulous first issues of such seventies stalwarts as Skull the Slayer, Omega the Unknown, the Champions, the Eternals, Devil Dinosaur and others! Softcover, 376 pages, full color. Cover price $29.99.

Volume 3 - 1st printing. Collects Marvel Feature (1971-1973 1st Series) #4-10, Power Man and Iron Fist (1972-1986 Marvel) Hero for Hire #24-25, Black Goliath (1976 Marvel) #1-5, Champions (1975-1978 Marvel) #11-13, Marvel Premiere (1972-1981) #47-48 and material from Iron Man (1968-1996 1st Series) #44.

Written by Mike Friedrich, Tony Isabella, Bill Mantlo, Chris Claremont, David Michelinie, and Roy Thomas. Art by Herb Trimpe, Craig Russell, George Tuska, Ron Wilson, Don Heck, Keith Pollard, Bob Hall, John Byrne, Bob Layton, Ross Andru and Mike Esposito. Cover by Bob Layton.

Because you demanded it! Marvel Masterworks is proud to bring you the continuing adventures of Ant-Man - and not just one Ant-Man, either! Hank Pym's never-before-reprinted MARVEL FEATURE series with the Wasp leads the way. Then comes Pym's former assistant, Bill Foster, who becomes an all-new Giant-Man under the codename Black Goliath! Bill's adventures continue into CHAMPIONS, in a story featuring the power of the Infinity Gems. Next comes the debut of Scott Lang, the man who stole the mantle of Ant-Man - literally! With work by Marvel icons including John Byrne, P. Craig Russell, Roy Thomas, Ross Andru, Herb Trimpe and more, this Masterworks is as big on talent as it is on adventure!

Hardcover, 376 pages, full color. Cover price $75.00.

Volume 7 - 1st printing. Collects The Defenders (1972-1986 1st Series) #58-75 and Marvel Treasury Edition (1974) #16.

Written by David Anthony Kraft, Jo Duffy, and Ed Hannigan. Art by Ed Hannigan, Herb Trimpe, Klaus Janson, Dan Green, Bob Lubbers, Sal Buscema, Jim Mooney, Don Perlin, Pablo Marcos, Al Milgrom, Mike Esposito, Jack Abel, Fred Kida, Steve Mitchell, and Bruce D. Patterson. Cover by Herb Trimpe.

Doctor Strange and the Defenders face a crisis when the Eye of Agamotto is stolen by the bizarre Xenogenesis cult. If the demon woshippers succeed, the Elder Gods will be unleashed on Earth. Hellcat emerges from the battle with new powers, but they can't save her from Membership Madness!

Comics' famous non-team begins a membership drive that brings a horde of heroes to their doorstep, and heroes always play nice with each other, right?

Next, it's off to Asgard where Valkyrie is split from her human side, leading to a struggle for the hero's soul. We conclude with an otherdimensional epic revealing the bizarre world of Lunatik and a fight with Foolkiller that puts the future of the Defenders at risk.

Hardcover, 352 pages, full color. Rated T

Cover price $75.00.

Volume 2 - 1st printing. Collects Ghost Rider (1973-1983 1st Series) #6-20, Marvel Two-in-One (1974-1983 1st Series) #8 and Daredevil (1964-1998 1st Series) #138.

Written by Tony Isabella, Gary Friedrich, Bill Mantlo, Marv Wolfman, and Steve Gerber. Art by Jim Mooney, Sal Trapani, Jack Abel, Sal Buscema, John Tartaglione, Frank Giacoia, Mike Esposito, George Tuska, Vince Colletta, Bob Brown, Don Heck, John Byrne, George Roussos, Frank Robbins, and Don Perlin. Cover by Gil Kane.

Marvel's hell-bound super hero, Ghost Rider, hits the road for a second Marvel Masterworks!

Johnny Blaze's adventures begin with the return of Zodiac, an organized-crime gang powered by agents of Hell, in a plot that can only be foiled with the help of the super-heroic Stunt-Master!

Then, after fighting for his very soul against Satan himself, Ghost Rider finds himself teaming up with the Ever-Lovin' Thing in mortal combat against the ever-angry Hulk and in league with the ever-courageous Champions! And if you thought the Orb was finis, think again as Marvel's deadliest eyeball returns to extract another pound of Ghost Rider flesh!

Plus: With Karen Page having joined Ghost Rider's cast, Daredevil makes the scene in a crossover classic drawn by John Byrne!

Hardcover, 328 pages, full color. Rated T

Cover price $75.00.

Volume 11 - 1st printing. Collects Iron Man (1968-1996 1st Series) #82-94 and ANNUAL #3-4.

Written by Len Wein, Roger Slifer, Bill Mantlo, Archie Goodwin, Jim Shooter, Gerry Conway, and Steve Gerber. Art by Herb Trimpe, Marie Severin, Jack Abel, George Tuska, Vince Colletta, Bob Layton, Sal Buscema, and Don Perlin. Cover by Al Milgrom.

Tony Stark is one of the Marvel Universe's most advanced minds and experienced inventors - but those talents are about to be turned against him, shaking him to his core! Looking to exploit Stark Industries tech, the Red Ghost kidnaps Tony. In the melee, Happy Hogan dons the Iron Man armor, but suffers severe injuries - leading to a dangerous procedure that will once again turn him into the monstrous Freak! Meanwhile, NYPD Detective Michael O'Brien begins an investigation aiming to nail Tony for the death of O'Brien's brother, the Guardsman. Add to that the Blood Brothers, the Controller, the Melter, M.O.D.O.K. and a new incarnation of the Molecule Man - Iron Man must defend himself from threats from all corners before he loses everything!

Hardcover, 328 pages, full color. All Ages.

Cover price $75.00.

Volume 3 – 1st printing. Collects Marvel Team-Up (1972-1985 1st Series) #23-30 and Giant Size Spider-Man (1974) #1-3.

Written by Len Wein and Gerry Conway. Art by Gil Kane, Jim Mooney, and Ross Andru. Cover by JOHN ROMITA.

With his popularity skyrocketing, Spider-Man became comicdom's top seller - and fans wanted more, more, more! MARVEL TEAM-UP provided a second monthly dose of Spidey action with the added bonus of a new heroic guest star every issue. When even that wasn't enough, Marvel launched GIANT-SIZE SPIDER-MAN, featuring double-sized extravaganzas! And lucky you, they're both being collected here! The action includes adventures with Daredevil, Shang-Chi and the Falcon; horrific tales featuring Dracula and Brother Voodoo; and Spidey vs. the Hulk! And while Spider-Man takes the stage in GIANT-SIZE, the Human Torch teams up with Thor, Iron Man and the X-Men! It's all brought to you by some of the greatest writers and artists Spidey has ever known!

Hardcover, 272 pages, full color.

Cover price $75.00.

Volume 4 - 1st printing. Collects Marvel Two-in-One (1974 1st Series) #37-46 and ANNUAL #2-3, and Avengers (1963-1996 1st Series) Annual #7.

Written by Marv Wolfman, Roger Slifer, Tom DeFalco, David Kraft, Ralph Macchio, Peter B. Gillis, Alan Kupperberg, and Jim Starlin. Art by Ron Wilson, Pablo Marcos, Jim Mooney, Sal Buscema, Sam Grainger, Bob Hall, Frank Giacoia, Alan Kupperberg, Mike Esposito, Chic Stone, Jim Starlin, Joe Rubinstein, Alfredo Alcala, Dave Hunt, and John Byrne. Cover by Ron Wilson.

Our latest Masterworks offers you two heroes for the price of one!

Yes, it's MARVEL TWO-IN-ONE, starring the world's most endearing pile of rocks, the Ever-Lovin' Blue-Eyed Thing! And his adventures begin - behind bars?! The Thing has been declared a public nuisance (and not just on Yancy Street), and it'll take the skills of both Matt Murdock and Daredevil to set him free! This marvelous Masterwork also features the debut of Project PEGASUS, the reality-bending Cosmic Cube, an army of android Visions, the Black Panther and Brother Voodoo vs. a zombie-vampire, Hercules, Captain Marvel - and a bruising Thing vs. Hulk battle! And it's all topped off with Jim Starlin's famous two-part cosmic epic pitting the Avengers and the Thing vs. Thanos and his Infinity Gems!

Hardcover, 304 pages, full color.

Cover price $75.00.

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1st printing. Collects The Champions (1975-1978 Marvel 1st Series) #1-17, Iron Man (1968-1996 1st Series) Annual 4, Avengers (1963-1996 1st Series) #163, Super-Villain Team-Up (1975-1980) #14 and Spectacular Spider-Man (1976-1998 1st Series)#17-18.

Cover by Gil Kane.

Join the Black Widow, Hercules, Ghost Rider, Iceman and Angel as they form an all-new super-team: the Champions!

This massive Masterworks collects the Champions' complete adventures in a single volume! Every issue, every highlight, every page as the lives of these Marvel icons play out together. Their struggles will reveal the origin of the man who created the Black Widow, pit them against the combined might of Magneto and Doctor Doom; unleash the Crimson Dynamo and Titanium Man on Los Angeles; team them with the Stranger in the fight for an Infinity Gem; and bring fan-favorite artist John Byrne aboard for some of his greatest early work, including stories featuring the Sentinels and Brotherhood of Evil Mutants!

Hardcover, 432 pages, full color.

Cover price $100.00.

Volume 4 - 1st printing. Collects Thor (1962-1996 1st Series - Journey Into Mystery) #121-125 and Thor (1962-1996 1st Series) #126-130.

Written by Stan Lee. Art and cover by Jack Kirby and Vince Colletta. Introduction by Stan Lee.

Holy Mjolnir, True Believer! 'Tis time for another monolithic masterpiece of Mighty Thor mania! And how! We lieth not, we're preparing an assaulting assemblage of Asgardian artifacts as only Stan and Jack could articulate them. Featuring the one and only Thunder God in the tales that put the cosmic in comics. It all kicks off with a slobbernocker of knock-down, drag-out proportions with the Absorbing Man in the very halls of Asgard! While in the outskirts of outer Mongolia (yes, that far out) a Demon powered by a mystic Norn stone dwells. Thor may be able to handle this magical miscreant, but how will he fare in a toe-to-toe with the Prince of Power, Hercules-especially when the All-Father Odin has cut the Thunder God's power in half? All we'll say is it's safer than betting on the ponies! It all leads to a battle of epic proportions that takes the Thunder God to the depths of the Underworld itself to fight the legions of Pluto! And lest we forget the titanic Tales of Asgard! Nay, we dare not! Prepare yourself to learn the secrets of Ragnarok and more.

Hardcover, 230 pages, full color.

NOTE: Vol. 4-Up have the Silver Dust Jackets.

Cover price $49.99.

Volume 19 - 1st printing. Collects Thor (1962-1996 1st Series) #291-302, and stories from Marvel Treasury Edition (1974-1981) #24 and 26.

Written by Roy Thomas, Mark Gruenwald, Ralph Macchio, and Mary Jo Duffy. Art by Keith Pollard, Chic Stone, Gene Day, Al Milgrom, Ken Landgraf, Ricardo Villamointe, and George Perez. Cover by Keith Pollard.

THE MIGHTY THOR celebrates its 300th issue as the amazing Celestial Saga reaches its epic conclusion!

In these pages Thor will join forces with the Eternals, the secrets of Marvel's gods will be revealed, the true story of Odin's creation of the unstoppable Destroyer will be told - and gods young and old will die! Then, before us all, the Fourth Host of the Celestials will descend to lay down their judgment - and both man and god may be found wanting.

Also featuring the warrior woman Valkyrie, a Marvel adaptation of Richard Wagner's classic Der Ring des Nibelungen and two rare Hercules tales from MARVEL TREASURY EDITION!

Hardcover, 288 pages, full color. Rated T

Cover price $75.00.

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(2nd Series) Comicraft Edition

Volume 3 - 1st printing. Collects Thor (1962-1996 1st Series Journey Into Mystery) #111-120 and Annual #1.

Written by Stan Lee. Art and cover by Jack Kirby.

The Thunder God faces the rampaging power of the Incredible Hulk, tackles the fighting mad Gray Gargoyle, and grapples with the awesome Absorbing Man and his creator, Loki, in a battle that will lead to the staggering Trial of the Gods! Also includes "Tales of Asgard" and the first appearance of Hercules.

Hardcover, 256 pages, full color.

Cover price $49.95.

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2nd Edition - Volume 3 - 1st printing. Collects Thor (1962-1996 1st Series - Journey Into Mystery) #111-120 and Annual #1.

Written by Stan Lee. Art by Jack Kirby.

The Thunder God faces the rampaging power of the Incredible Hulk, tackles the fighting mad Gray Gargoyle, and grapples with the awesome Absorbing Man and his creator, Loki, in a battle that will lead to the staggering Trial of the Gods! Also includes "Tales of Asgard" and the first appearance of Hercules.

Hardcover, 256 pages, full color.

Cover price $49.99.

2nd Edition - Volume 3 - 2nd and later printings. Collects Thor (1962-1996 1st Series - Journey Into Mystery) #111-120 and Annual #1.

Written by Stan Lee. Art by Jack Kirby.

The Thunder God faces the rampaging power of the Incredible Hulk, tackles the fighting mad Gray Gargoyle, and grapples with the awesome Absorbing Man and his creator, Loki, in a battle that will lead to the staggering Trial of the Gods! Also includes "Tales of Asgard" and the first appearance of Hercules.

Hardcover, 256 pages, full color.

Cover price $49.99.

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Reprints 1st Appearance of Venom from Secret Wars #8. Written by JIM SHOOTER & STAN LEE Penciled by MIKE ZECK & STEVE DITKO Cover by MIKE ZECK. Celebrating 65 years of titanic tomes from the House of Ideas, MARVEL MILESTONES makes its triumphant return to the comics scene! Experience the highs, lows and in-betweens of Marvel's finest ? monthly -- in full color! This issue: In time for TOXIN #1, there comes a costume! It's the first appearance of Venom, as Spider-Man's new symbiotic black costume, from SECRET WARS #8! Plus: The first appearance of Hercules from JOURNEY INTO MYSTERY ANNUAL #1! 48 PGS./All Ages...$3.99 Cover price $3.99.

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1st printing.

By James Hill.

They look down upon the Earth from beyond the stars, watching, waiting, judging. But who or what are these all-powerful beings? How did they come to be? And what is their role in the creation of the Marvel Universe?

Travel to the dawn of time and witness the birth of the Celestials, and their warring creations the Eternals and Deviants. Discover the pantheons of Thor, the Asgardians, and their Olympian rivals; the arcane cosmology of Dr. Strange; the advent of the Orishas and the Black Panthers; and the rise of Atlantis and its regal protector Namor.

These wondrous mysteries - and many more - are spectacularly revealed in Marvel Myths and Legends.

Hardcover, 8-in. x 9-in., 216 pages, full color.

Cover price $25.00.

Volume 30 - 1st printing. "Hercules: Prince of Power!" Collects Hercules (1982 1st Series Marvel) #1-4 and Hercules (1984 2nd Series Marvel) #1-4.

Story and art by BOB LAYTON.

In space, no one can hear you shout 'Have at thee!'...unless you've got lungs like the Prince of Power! Centuries in the future, Hercules embarks on an extraterrestrial odyssey and finds there are more gods in the heavens than he imagined! With his computerized comrade the Recorder, he wows worshippers, attacks avatars and sires a son who may be an even more dangerous demigod than he is! Rigellians, Skrulls, carnivorous horses and more! Plus: interviews with Bob Layton, creator of Herc's 24th century!

Hardcover, 200 pages, full color.

NOTE: "This is one of the best modern day Hercules adventures ever. See also Hercules: Full Circle HC (2009) to find out where the Pince of Power's adventures take him next." - Odinson, Lone Star Comics Archivist

Cover price $29.99.

Volume 89 - 1st printing. "The Avengers: The Private War of Dr. Doom!" Collects The Avengers (1963-1996 1st Series) #150-156 and ANNUAL #6, and Super Villain Team-Up (1975-1980) #9.

Written by Steve Englehart, Gerry Conway, Bill Mantlo, and Jim Shooter. Art by John Buscema, Sal Buscema, Jim Shooter, Sal Trapani, John Tartaglione, Duffy Vohland, Joe Sinnott, Pablo Marcos, and Mike Esposito. Cover by George Perez and John Romita, Sr.

In an epic spanning from New York to Louisiana to California to Maryland to the Atlantic Ocean, the Avengers are forced into Doctor Doom's latest diabolical scheme by the Atlantean Attuma, who wants Earth's Mightiest Heroes to keep Doom from conquering the world - so HE can conquer it, instead!

Plus: voodoo, mad science and the resurrection of the dead! With guest appearances from throughout Avengers history! Featuring Namor the Sub-Mariner, the Champions of Los Angeles, the Circus of Crime and more!

Hardcover, 192 pages, full color. Rated T

NOTE: Limited to 490 copies.

Cover price $29.99.

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Cover art by Ken Barr; Thor illos by Jim Starlin, Virgilio Redondo, and Rudy D. Nebres; Thor the Mighty! story by Len Wein, pencils by Starlin, inks by Tony DeZunga; Star-Lord promo ad Rick Bryant; and The Isle of Fear Hercules story by Bill Mantlo, art by Val Mayerik. 68 pgs. Cover price $1.00.

Cover by Gil Kane & Frank Giacoia. Stories by Stan Lee. Art by Jack Kirby, Gene Colan (as Adam Austin) and Bill Everett. Zaxon tries to sap the power of the Hulk for his own nefarious ends but ends up getting himself killed in the process; free once again, the Hulk rips up some train tracks to throw at pesky fighter jets and wouldn't you know that Hercules just happens to be riding in the oncoming locomotive; Hulk and Herc battle to a standstill before the jade giant leaps off to fight another day in "The Titan and the Torment," reprinted from Tales to Astonish (1959-1968 1st Series) #79. Plus: Little realizing that he is under the control of the Puppet Master, the Army tries to capture Namor for robbing a bank; after being shot in the arm, Namor seeks the healing power of water and winds up in the Hudson River; there he encounters Lady Dorma who has come to the surface world to retrieve him as the Behemoth has awakened and is menacing Atlantis; Namor breaks Puppet Master's hold and returns to his undersea kingdom; and Krang contacts Puppet Master and commands that he make one of his special puppets of someone else in "When Rises the Behemoth," also reprinted from Tales to Astonish (1959-1968 1st Series) #79. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.20.

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Cover art by Jim Lee. Old Business, script by Robert Ingersoll, art by Mike Gustovich; Moon Knight vs. The Raptor [Paul Hazlett]. I Shot an Arrow into the Sky!, script by Dan G. Chichester and Margaret Clark, art by Keith Pollard; Hercules vs. Cerebus. The Sacrifice, script by Scott Lobdell, art by Dennis Jensen; Hellcat must battle an earthbound demon. Don't Do That Voodoo You So So Well starring Brother Voodoo, script by Scott Lobdell, pencils by Fred Hembeck, inks by Dell Barras. Pulitzer Patty starring Speedball, script by Fabian Nicieza, pencils by Steve Ditko, inks by Chris Ivy. Who Wants to Live Forever?, script by Sue Flaxman, pencils by Rodney Ramos, inks by Pat Redding; Magik goes to Limbo to free someone from a curse. Conflagration starring Black Panther, script by Richard Bensam, pencils by Ron Lim, inks by James Sanders III. 84 pgs. $2.95. Cover price $2.95.

1979 - 1st printing. Collects material from Thor (1962-1996 1st Series Journey Into Mystery) #231, Amazing Spider-Man (1963 1st Series) #155, Silver Surfer (1968 1st Series) #15. Written Gerry Conway, Len Wein, andStan Lee. Art by John Buscema, Sal Buscema, Dick Giordano, and Terry Austin. Featuring Thor, Hercules, Spider-Man, Fantastic Four, and the Silver Surfer! Hardcover, 8-in. x 11-in., 96 pages, PC/PB&W (and blue).

From Fantastic Four #1 to Amazing Spider-Man #1, The Avengers #1 to X-Men #1, this beautiful set of trading cards features all the #1 issues that made the House of Ideas the world's greatest comic book company! Each card features a print of a #1 issue on one side and an origin tale for your favorite heroes and villains on the other. Set Includes: 60 Cards (59 #1 issue cards and 1 Checklist), 2 1/2-in. x 3 1/2-in., full color.

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"The City Stealers!" Guest-starring Spider-Man and Hercules. Script by Gerry Conway. Pencils by Jim Mooney. Inks by Vince Colletta. Cover by Gil Kane and Mike Esposito. Spider-Man and Hercules investigate an earthquake in New York City! (Notes: The letters page includes a letter from future DC comics vice president Bob Wayne. The letters page also contains Marvel Value Stamp series A #43 The Enchantress.) Cover price $0.25.

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"Greece is the Word" Guest-starring Spider-Man and Hercules. Script by Tom Peyer. Art by Pat Olliffe (breakdowns) and Al Milgrom (finishes). Cover by Pat Olliffe and Al Williamson. Peter Parker returns to New York after his adventure in California last issue and discovers another cryptic advertisement in the Daily Bugle! And this one is imploring Spider-Man to come to Greece! Whoa, that's almost 5,000 miles away! How is the web-slinger going to get there? By tracking down the Prince of Power and asking for a ride! But when Spidey and the Son of Zeus arrive in Crete, the erstwhile avenger just wants to visit the local tavern! Surprisingly though, Hercules' ploy succeeds in drawing out their adversaries! Are the wall-crawler and Lion of Olympus ready to rumble against the Minotaur, Harpy, Sphinx, Medusa, and Cerberus - the legendary creatures of Greek mythology? Cameo appearances by J. Jonah Jameson and the Authority. (Notes: This story occurs when the Fantastic Four and (most of) the Avengers were in the Heroes Reborn Universe. This issue features a gatefold cover.) 32 pages. Cover price $1.99.

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Ancient Greek art style cover. When a megalomaniacal menace calling himself Dr. Zeus unleashes an army of scientifically-created mythological creatures on Manhattan, it's time for Spider-Man and Hercules to save the day, and for the Prince of Power to redeem the besmirched name of his father! Written by Tom Peyer. Art by Pat Olliffe and Al Milgrom. Cover price $1.99.

New 6-page Wolverine/Hercules story: "At the Sign of the Lion!" Script by Mary Jo Duffy, pencils by Ken Landgraf, inks by George Perez. Reprints: "To Destroy the Monster" (from Incredible Hulk 167), "The Hate of the Harpy" (from Hulk 168), "Calamity in the Clouds" (from Hulk 169; minus page one); and "Death From On High" (from Hulk 170, minus page one). A Marie Severin sketch of the Hulk is on the inside front cover. New Al Milgrom/Joe Rubinstein front cover (Wolverine's head by John Byrne/Terry Austin); new Ron Wilson/Pablo Marcos back cover. Cover price $2.00.

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"The Wonderful World of Brother Benjamin J. Grimm!" Guest-starring Hercules. Human Torch cameo. Story by Marv Wolfman and Bob Hall. Art by Bob Hall and Frank Giacoia. The ever-lovin' blue-eyed Thing fights side-by-side with Hercules, the Prince of Power, for the fate of Olympus against Manduu the Merciless and Krokarr the Cruel. Cover price $0.35.

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The Fate of the Four: Part 3 - Written by Chip Zdarsky. Art by Valerio Schiti. Cover by Jim Cheung. Flame off! Johnny Storm is losing his powers, but why? And who is the mysterious woman who says she can help? Plus: The MAD THINKER and DOOM square off over REED RICHARDS as 'THE FATE OF THE FOUR' continues! 28 pages, full color. Rated T

NOTE: Where is Wolverine? This issue features a Bonus post-credits Wolverine scene. Cover price $3.99.

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Volume 1 - 1st printing. "The Fate of the Four!" Collects Marvel Two-In-One (2017) #1-6.

Written by Chip Zdarsky. Art by Jim Cheung and Valerio Schiti. Cover by Jim Cheung.

A classic title from Marvel's storied history is back at last - and it's fantastic! With Reed and Sue Richards gone and presumed dead, Johnny Storm and Ben Grimm reunite in a bid to find their new place in the Marvel Universe. But something is wrong with the Human Torch, and only the Thing can help him! And what monumental secret has Victor Von Doom been hiding - and how will it completely change the lives of Ben and Johnny?! Prepare for things to go Multiversal as the Thing and the Torch explore the Fate of the Four! It's the reunion you've been waiting for - well, half of it, at least - in the world's new greatest comic magazine!

Softcover, 136 pages, full color.

Cover price $17.99.

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1st printing. Collects The Champions (1975-1978 Marvel) #11-15, Marvel Preview (1975-1981 Magazine) #11, The Avengers (1963-1996 1st Series) #164-166 and 181-191, Power Man and Iron Fist (1972-1986 Hero for Hire) #48-50, Marvel Premiere (1972-1981) #47-48, Captain America (1968-1996 1st Series) #247-255, Silver Surfer (1982) #1,The Incredible Hulk (1962-1999 1st Series) #314-319, Wolverine (1988-2003 1st Series) #17-23, and material from Marvel Fanfare (1982-1992 1st Series) #29.

Cover by John Byrne.

He's one of the most successful comic creators in history, known for epic stints on FANTASTIC FOUR, UNCANNY X-MEN, ALPHA FLIGHT and more!

Now, savor John Byrne's wider influence on the Marvel Universe in this collection of shorter - but no less classic - runs on top-tier characters! Enjoy Byrne's definitive takes on icons like Captain America, the Hulk, the Avengers, Wolverine and the Silver Surfer, as well as Black Widow and her fellow Champions!

Plus: Watch as Byrne helps build the legend of Star-Lord, unite Luke Cage and Iron Fist, and introduce an astonishing new Ant-Man!

Hardcover, 7 1/2-in. x 11-in., 1,120 pages, full color.

Credits:

Written by John Byrne, Bill Mantlo, Chris Claremont, Jim Shooter, David Michelinie, Mark Gruenwald, Steven Grant, Roger Stern, Roger McKenzie, Don Perlin, Archie Goodwin, and Stan Lee.

Art by John Byrne, Bob Hall, B. Patterson, Bob Layton, Mike Esposito, Pablo Marcos, Gene Day, Klaus Janson, Dan Green, Frank Springer, Joe Rubenstein, Tom Palmer, Bob Wiacek, Keith Williams, and Terry Austin.

Cover price $125.00.

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Volume 2 - 1st printing. Collects Marvel Premiere (1972-1981) #25; Iron Fist (1975-1977 1st Series) #1-15; Marvel Team-Up (1972-1985 1st Series) #63-64 and #100 (B STORY); Marvel Chillers (1975) #6; Daredevil (1964-1998 1st Series) #138; Ghost Rider (1973-1983 1st Series) #20; Champions (1975-1978 Marvel) #17; Incredible Hulk (1962-1999 1st Series) Annual #7; Iron Man (1968-1996 1st Series) #118; Marvel Two-in-One (1974-1983 1st Series) #43, 50 and 53-55; Avengers (1963-1996 1st Series) Annual #13; Sensational She-Hulk GN (1985 Marvel); Star Brand (1986-1988) #11-13, 19 and (the A Stories from) #14-18; New Mutants (1983-1991 1st Series) #75; Marvel: The Lost Generation (2000-2001) #1-12; and material from Giant Size Dracula (1974) #5, Bizarre Adventures (1981 Magazine) #31, Captain America (1968-1996 1st Series) #350, X-Factor (1986-1998 1st Series) Annual #4, Marvel Comics Presents (1988-1995) #79 and Incredible Hulk (1999-2008 2nd Series) #1.

Cover by John Byrne.

Legendary creator John Byrne's incredible influence extends to every corner of the Marvel Universe!

Thrill to Byrne's full runs on IRON FIST, STAR BRAND, MARVEL TWO-IN-ONE and more - alongside his blockbuster She-Hulk graphic novel, a Daredevil/Ghost Rider crossover, the debut of a Lost Generation of heroes and a score of rarities - some never before reprinted! Witness Byrne's signature takes on Spider-Man, the Avengers, Black Panther, Hulk, Tigra, Iron Man, the Thing, Red Skull, Magneto and more!

Hardcover, 7 1/2-in. x 11-in., 1,296 pages, full color.

Credits:

Written by John Byrne, Chris Claremont, Tony Isabella, Marv Wolfman, Bill Mantlo, Roger Stern, David Michelinie, Bob Layton, Ralph Macchio, Mark Gruenwald, Louise Simonson, David Kraft, and Daryl Edelman.

Art by John Byrne, Al McWilliams, Frank Chiarmonte, Dan Adkins, Dan Green, Dave Hunt, Bob McLeod, Frank Springer, Jim Mooney, Don Perlin, George Tuska, Bob Layton, Joe Sinnott, Steve Ditko, , Kim DeMulder, Tom Palmer, Danny Bulanadi, Joe Rubinstein, Chris Ivy, Tom Morgan, Al Milgrom, Rudy Nebres, Joe Marzan Jr., and Walt Simonson.

Cover price $125.00.

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Leonardo Romero Cover

Volume 3 - 1st printing. "Less Monster More Man!" Collects stories from Tales to Astonish (1959-1968 1st Series) #75-91. Written by Stan Lee. Art by Jack Kirby, Gil Kane (as Scott Edward), Jerry Grandenetti, Gene Colan, John Buscema, Mike Esposito (as Mickey Demeo), Bill Everett, Dick Ayers, John Tartaglione, and John Romita, Sr. Cover by Leonardo Romero. When a time-travel device throws the Hulk into the distant future, he does what Hulks always do: smash! Past, present or future, the Hulk will fight. But when the green goliath returns to the present, he discovers that Rick Jones - thinking he was dead - has revealed to the world that Bruce Banner is the Hulk! As if that wasn't trouble enough, Hercules hits the scene (and the Hulk), while the Secret Empire weaves nefarious plans of domination. The horror of the Humanoid comes next, but it's all just a prelude to the debut of the Abomination! Dr. Emil Blonsky is transformed into a gamma-powered monster equal to the Hulk's might, and their iconic battles will shake the Marvel Universe forevermore! Softcover, 6-in. x 9-in., 192 pages, full color. Ages 10 & Up Cover price $15.99.