The Marvel Comics of the 1980s

Nostalgically revisiting the Marvel comics of the 1980s.

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The original X-Men by Brent Anderson with inks by Terry Austin and colors by Steve Oliff from the back cover of Marvel Comics Index 9A (1982) remastered by The Marvel Project.

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Stan Lee, Watcher with Infinity Gauntlet

ECCC pre-con commission

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Marvel house ad for Dazzler featuring art by John Romita, Jr. (1980) remastered by The Marvel Project.

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New Mutants character profiles by Chris Claremont and Bill Sienkiewicz (1984)

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Cyclops by Walt Simonson from the cover of Marvel Comics Presents #21 (1989)

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Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe #15 (1984) cover art by John Byrne with inks by Josef Rubinstein remastered by Marvel for the forthcoming Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Omnibus (2019) OHMU was my Marvel bible when I was a kid, so I am very excited for this omnibus!

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Marvel promo poster for Secret Wars with art by Mike Zeck (1984)

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Cloak and Dagger poster with art by Rick Leonardi and Terry Austin (1984)

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The Punisher by Mike Zeck from The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Deluxe Edition #10 (1986) remastered by The Marvel Project.

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The Punisher by Mike Zeck (1985)

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Marvel Bullpen Bulletins and Check list for comics published in September 1984.

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Marvel promo poster for the West Coast Avengers Limited Series (1984) with art by Bob Hall and Brett Breeding remastered by The Marvel Project.

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Kitty Pryde, Colossus and Lockheed in a set of sketches by Paul Smith (2014-2018)

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Storm!

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Black Widow by Terry Austin

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Merry Christmas from The Marvel Project!

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Marvel house ad for the Iceman Limited Series (1984) featuring art by Mike Zeck remastered by The Marvel Project with digital colors by Gerry Turnbull.