Here's the complete Ditko run on Doctor Strange that originally ran in the pages of Strange Tales + the Ditko drawn Doctor Strange X-over, in The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #2. It's all here!
Originally published in 1963 - 1966, these comics show Ditko at his most visually innovative. Great stuff!
These two books collect the Doctor Stange stories from Strange Tales #110 + #111 and #115 (the origin issue) - #146 along with the aforementioned story from the second Spidey annual (there were no Doctor Strange stories in Strange Tales #112 - #114, in case you were wondering; they didn't realize the fans would be clamoring for more!).
392 pages of classic Marvel Comics – for less!
ALL NEW COPIES
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Mighty Marvel Masterworks This series of books present the classic, foundational Marvel Comics in a highly readable, very affordable form. Each volume in the series collects ten complete issues (or the rough equivalent, in those volumes where the stories being collected are less than standard-issue length – or, sometimes, more, as in the case of an annual). All are high quality, full color reproductions of the original issues, including covers. These volumes are just slightly smaller (6" x 9") than the original comics (7" x 10 1/4"). They are also, by a considerable margin, the least expensive way to purchase these classic comics. The Mighty Marvel Masterworks are a great way to discover – or revisit – the classic comics that formed the original Marvel Comics canon. They're also the very best way to introduce younger readers to Marvel Comics. The comic books that are collected in these volumes were created in the 1960s and are suitable for all ages.
This is it! Here they are, the comics that gave birth to The Marvel Universe: The Fantastic Four. Stan knew they were on to something right away: by the third issue the front cover boldly proclaimed, "The Greatest Comic Magazine in the World!!", and starting with the fourth, every issue had "The World's Greates Comics Magazine!" emblazoned across the top of the cover, above the title. Originally published in 1961 - 1964, these issues are entirely by Jack Kirby and Stan Lee, and together make up just the first third of their run on the title, unquestionably their greatest accomplishment as a team.
These three volumes collect Fantasic Four #1 - 29 + Annual #1 (including all the pin-ups!)
A fantastic 768 pages of classic Marvel Comics – for less!
FROM THE ARCHIVES
ALL NEW COPIES
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Mighty Marvel Masterworks This series of books present the classic, foundational Marvel Comics in a highly readable, very affordable form. Each volume in the series collects ten complete issues (or the rough equivalent, in those volumes where the stories being collected are less than standard-issue length – or, sometimes, more, as in the case of an annual). All are high quality, full color reproductions of the original issues, including covers. These volumes are just slightly smaller (6" x 9") than the original comics (7" x 10 1/4"). They are also, by a considerable margin, the least expensive way to purchase these classic comics. The Mighty Marvel Masterworks are a great way to discover – or revisit – the classic comics that formed the original Marvel Comics canon. They're also the very best way to introduce younger readers to Marvel Comics. The comic books that are collected in these volumes were created in the 1960s and are suitable for all ages.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Here's a rare gem that will be of interest to comics scholars, historians and – of course – practitioners of the craft. This issue, which was published in 1984, contains a behind-the-scenes look at the techniques of old school four color comics printing, including the all-important color chart showing all 64 combinations of red, yellow and blue at 0%, 25%, 50% and 100% levels that were used in all traditionally colored and printed old school comic books up through the early 1980s. We've posted a sneak peek HERE.
We found a nice stack of brand new copies of these and are offering them at a "why not?" price!
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