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The Avengers by Arthur Adams (2011) in a recreation of the classic cover of Avengers #150 (1976)
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The Avengers by Arthur Adams (2011) in a recreation of the classic cover of Avengers #150 (1976)
Celebrating Independence Day with Jack Kirby's masterwork Captain America's Bicentennial Battles (1976)
Marvel house ad for King-Size Annuals for the Avengers, Defenders, Power Man and Thor from the Summer of 1976
Captain America by Jack Kirby in a pin-up from the Marvel Treasury Special Captain America's Bicentennial Battles (1976)
Daredevil #131-132 (1976): 1st Bullseye!
Daredevil #131-132 (1976): 1st Bullseye!
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Yes! Bullseye is ready for his close-up!
But wait.
He’s kind of corny.
He’s into gadgets and deathtraps and he’s all flamboyant. And he’s not nearly psycho enough. But is still able to turn anything into a weapon.
In his first appearance, Bullseye does amazing lethal and nonlethal things with a paper airplane, a grenade, a garbage can, bowling pins, a tuning fork, and a pen. …
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FANTASTIC FOUR #177: The Frightful Four
FANTASTIC FOUR #177: The Frightful Four
The main villains are the Frightful Four. The Frightful Four need a fourth.
Future member of The Defenders Captain Ultra tries out. So does a guy named The Osprey, who never goes anywhere.
As does future member of the Rangers and future Agent of SHIELD Texas Twister.
Weird he started as a bad guy. They eventually settle on Brute. Impossible Man is hanging out with the FF, too, so lots of humor…
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FANTASTIC FOUR #168-170 (1976)
FANTASTIC FOUR #168-170 (1976)
If I haven’t said this before, I’ll say it now: The best part of Gerry Conway’s run was George Perez signing on for semiregular art duties. Perez was one of the greatest comic artists of the 1970s-1980s, both in terms of consistent quality and influence. Also, he drew a TON of comics.
Storywise, something I forgot to mention last post was that Thing hung out with Hulk so much that Hulk’s high…
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Daredevil #129-130 (1976)
Two issues that focus on the secret identities. In #129, it’s a courtroom drama in which Matt Murdock is defending Man-Bull against charges brought by Foggy Nelson, District Attorney. Of course he breaks out of the courtroom and then DD has to spring into action. Then, in #130, Foggy and Matt reunite after Foggy loses the election for DA.
Also, DD gets cocky.
Creators: Marv Wolfman and Bob…
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