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MARVEL TREASURY EDITIONS
SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN 1 price $1.50 1974
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FABULOUS FANTASTIC FOUR 2 price $1.50 10/74
"Captives
of the Deadly Duo!" "The Impossible Man" "A Visit With the
Fantastic Four" Fantastic Four Family Portrait" "The Coming of
Galactus" "If This Be Doomsday" "The Startling Saga of the Silver
Surfer"
COM: 1st feature is a reprinted story from FF1 #6.
2nd feature is a reprinted story from FF1 #11. 3rd feature is a reprinted
story from FF1 #11. 4th feature is a 2 page pin-up by John Buscema and
Frank Giacoia with the team, FRanklin, Thundra, Medusa, and Mrs. Harkness and
Ebony, with Dr. Doom in the back ground. 5th-7th features are reprinted
stories from FF1 #48-50. Inside cover is a schematic of the Baxter
Building from FF AN #3.
THE MIGHTY THOR 3 price $1.50 1974
"When Meet
the Immortals!" "Whom the Gods Would Destroy!" "The Hammer and
the Holocaust!" "The Power of Pluto" "The Verdict of Zeus"
"Thunder in the Netherworld"
COM: Features 1-6 reprint stories from JiM1 #125 and
TH1 #126-130.
CONAN the BARBARIAN 4 price $1.50 1975
"An
Informal History of the Thomas/Smith Conan" "Rogues in the House"
"The Road to Aquilonia" "Red Nails"
COM: 2nd feature is a reprinted story from CON #11.
3rd feature is a reprinted story from CON #? Cover by Barry Windsor Smith.
THE HULK on the Rampage 5 price $1.50 1975
"The
Origin of the Hulk!" "The Titan and the Torment!" "Let There Be
Battle!" "Project Greenskin" "Many Foes Has the Hulk!" "His
Name Is...Samson!" "Cry, Monster!" "A Marvel Masterwork Pin-up"
COM: 1st feature reprints story from IH #3. 2nd
feature reprints story from TtA1 #79. 3rd feature reprints story from TtA1
#100. 4th feature is a 1 page pin-up schematic of Hulkbuster Base.
5th feature is a reprinted story from IH #139. 5th feature is a reprinted
story from IH #141. 6th feature reprints story from MT1 #11. 7th
feature is a 1 page pin-up with Hulks drawn by most of his past artists.
Included is a two page poster by Herb Trimpe of the Hulk and most of his major
supporting characters.
DOCTOR STRANGE 6 price $1.50 1975
"The
End...At Last!" "The Origin of the Ancient One!" "The End of
the Ancient One" "To Dream...Perchance to Die!" "Face-to-Face With
the Magic of Baron Mordo!" "The Cult and the Curse" "Finally, Suma-Gorath!"
COM: 2nd feature is a reprinted story from ST1 #148.
3rd feature is a reprinted story from ST1 #157. 4th feature is a reprinted
story from DrST1 #170. 5th feature is a reprinted story from ST1 #132.
6th feature is a reprinted story from DrST1 #177.
MIGHTY AVENGERS 7 price $1.50 1975
"Death
Calls for the Arch-Heroes!" "Behold the Vision!" ""...Till
Death Do Us Part!" "Come on In...the Revolution's Fine!"
COM: 1st feature is a reprinted story from AV1 #52.
2nd feature is a reprinted story from AV1 #57. 3rd feature is a reprinted
story from AV1 #60. 4th feature is a reprinted story from AV1 #83.
Also included is a 1 page pin-up with Vision, Black Knight III, Thor I, Wasp,
Yellowjacket I, Goliath II, Black Panther, Captain America I, and Iron Man I.
Inside cover features the original covers of the reprinted books. Front and back
covers are team shots of past members by Jack Kirby.
GIANT SUPER-HERO HOLIDAY GRAB BAG 8 price $1.50 1975
"Twas the
Night Before Christmas" "Spidey Gone Mad" "Jungle Bombs"
"Heaven is a Very Small Place!" "Eternity, Eternity"
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COM: 4th feature reprints story from IH #147.
Story from HfH #7 is also reprinted.
GIANT SUPER-HERO TEAM-UP 9 price $1.50 1976
"In the
Rage of Battle" "In Combat With Captain America" "The Mighty
Thor Battles the Incredible Hulk" ""The Surfer and the Spider"
COM: 1st feature is a reprinted story from SUB #8.
2nd feature is a reprinted story from DD1 #43. 3rd feature is a reprinted
story from JiM1 #112. 4th feature is a reprinted story from SS1 #14.
THE MIGHTY THOR 10 price $1.50 1976
"To Wake
the Mangog" "Now Ends the Universe" "The Hammer and the
Holocaust" "Behind Him, Ragnarok"
COM: Features 1-4 reprint stories form TH1 #154-57.
FABULOUS FANTASTIC FOUR 11 price $1.50 1976
"The Master
Plan of Doctor Doom!" "The Coming of the Sub-Mariner!" "The
Return of the Frightful Four!" "This Man...This Monster!"
COM: 1st feature is a reprinted story from FF1 #23
2nd feature is a reprinted story from FF1 #4. 3rd feature is a reprinted
story from FF1 #94. 4th feature is a reprinted story from FF1 #51. The
inside back cover features the original covers of these issues with a caricature
of Stan Lee by Frank Frazetta.
HOWARD THE DUCK 12 price $1.50 1976
"The Duck
and the Defenders" "The Way it All Began" "Frog Death!" "Hellcow"
"Howard the Barbarian"
BY: Steve Gerber / Val Mayerik, Sal Buscema, Tom
Palmer, Klaus Janson, Sal Tapani, Steve Leialoha.
PC: Howard the Duck, {Dr. Stange, Hulk, Valkyrie IV,
Nighthawk I}, ~
COM: Defenders appearance. 2nd feature is a
reprinted story from HtD #1. Reprinted stories form GS MNTH #4-5.
GIANT SUPER-HERO HOLIDAY GRAB BAG 13 price $1.50 1976
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SENSATIONAL SPIDER-MAN 14 price $1.50 1977
"The Spider
or the Man?" "A Monster Called Morbius" "Vampire at Large"
COM: Features 1-3 reprint stories from ASM #100-102.
A story from NOT BRAND ECHH #6 is also reprinted.
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COM: Conan and Red Sonja stories. Reprints story
from CON #14.
"I Slay by
the Stars" "The new Defender" "For Sale One Planet, Slightly
Used" "And Who Shall Inherit the Earth?"
COM: 1st feature reprinted story from DEF #1. 2nd
feature reprinted story from DEF #4. 3rd feature reprinted story from DEF
#13. 4th feature is reprinted story from DEF #14.
INCREDIBLE HULK 17 price $1.50 1978
"Within the
Swamp there Stirs a...Glob" "Among Us Walks the Golem" "Cry Hulk,
Cry Havok" "Frenzy on a Faraway World"
COM: 1st feature is a reprinted story from IH #121.
2nd feature is a reprinted story from IH #134. 3rd feature is a reprinted
story from IH #150. 4th feature is a reprinted story from IH #158.
ASTONISHING SPIDER-MAN 18 price $2.00 1978
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COM: Reprints 1st team-ups with Iron First,
X-Men, Ghost Rider IV, and Werewolf By Night. Inside back cover has photos
from 1978 Spider-Man TV Series.
CONAN THE BARBARIAN 19 price $2.00 1978
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THE RAMPAGING HULK 20 price $2.00 1979
"Klaatu!
the Behemoth from Beyond Space!" "The Stars Mine Enemy!"
"Sanctuary!" "The Monster and the Madman!" "Hulk Pin-up Gallery"
COM: 1st feature reprints story fr4om IH #136.
2nd feature reprints story from IH #137. 3rd feature reprints story from
IH #143. 4th feature reprints story from IH #144. In the 5th
feature: a 4 page gallery of single page pin-ups. Hulk by Ron Wilson
and Frank Giacoia. Hulk, Jim Wilson, and Rhino by Dave Hunt and Frank
Giacoia. Hulk battling apes by Pablo Marcos. And Hulk raging against
the military also by Pablo Marcos. The inside back cover is a gallery of
the original covers of the issues featured herein.
FANTASTIC FOUR 21 price $2.00 1979
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SPIDER-MAN 22 price $2.00 1979
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RAMPAGING HULK 24 price $2.00 1979
"To Destroy
A Monster" "The Hate of the Harpy" "Calamity in the Clouds"
"Death from on High"
COM: Features 1-4 reprint stories from IH # 167-70.
In the 5th feature: 6 page Wolverine and Hercules story.
SPIDER-MAN and HULK at the Winter Olympics 25 price $2.00 1980
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ALL-TIME GREATEST TEAM-UPS 27 price $2.00 1980
"A
Friend in Need" "The Tomorrow War" "Time Bomb"
"The Doomsday Gambit" "Joyride into Jeopardy"
BY: Scott Edelman / Brent Anderson, Bob McLeod.
PC: Angel, ~ Carl Shanken.
COM: 1st feature is a story reprinted from MTU #27. 2nd
feature is a reprinted story from MTU #9 with page 5 omitted. 3rd feature
is a reprinted story from MTU #10 with page 1 omitted. 4th feature is a
reprinted story from MTU #11. In the 5th feature: 5 page solo
Angel story. Shanken, in his one man flier, attacks Angel out of revenge
for being put out of business by his late father, and Angel takes out his
vehicle with a rivet gun. At story end, Angel takes him down with one
punch, and says, that one's for dad. Included in
the issue is a double page pin-up by Bob Budiansky and Jack Abel previewing SSM
AN #2 with Spidey vs. Silvermane and Rapier. Front cover by Mike
Zeck and Jack Abel. Back cover by Jeff Aclin and Al Milgrom of Kang vs.
Spidey, Iron Man, and the Inhumans.
SUPERMAN AND SPIDER-MAN 28 price $2.50 1981
"The
Heroes and the Holocaust!"
BY: Jim Shooter, Marv Wolfman / John Buscema, Joe
Sinnott, Terry Austin, Klaus Janson, Bob McLeod, Al Milgrom, Steve Leialoha,
Walt Simonson, Bob Layton, Joe Rubinstein, Bob Wiacek.
PC: Spider-Man, Superman*, Wonder Woman*, Hulk, J Jonah Jameson, Joe
Robertson, May Parker, Lois Lane*, Jimmy Olsen*, Perry White*, Lana Lang*,
Morgan Edge*, Steve Lombard*, Glory Grant, Mike, Cindy,
Nick, Ray,
Sheila, Jack,
Murray, ~ Doctor Doom, Parasite*,
Joel, Nel Crespi,
Danny Crespi, Creddick.
COM: Spidey breaks up a bank robbery in the
construction site next door and gets chased off by police who were called in by
Doom, who, proceeding with Project Omega, looks in
on Operation H. Next day, Peter tries to sell
his pictures at the Bugle and is informed that Spidey is out and Superman is in.
In Metropolis, after reporting on the damage wrought by the Hulk nearby, Clark
and Lois return to the Galaxy Building and are informed by Mr. Edge that they
need to stick with the story as he approaches the city. Clark fakes a
tremor and slides out to face the green goliath, and after a knock down drag out
with Supes and Spidey, a micro-drone is found in his ear and destroyed, stopping
the rampage. The destruction however freed the Parasite from his
underground cell, and he tries draining Peter, who is saved by Olsen and offered
a job on the Planet. Supes pays a visit on Doom, who he has deduced is
behind all this, and only narrowly escapes his kryptonite trap, and, while Doom
shows he's teamed up with Parasite, Clark takes a job in NYC at the Bugle to
keep an eye on them. He starts making a name for himself in the big apple,
and he connects the robbery from the other night with what's going on.
Doom has captured Hulk, and after making a similar name for himself in a new
city, Spidey locates the secret base and runs across Wonder Woman. She is
captured, and Spidey learns Doom's plan to dissolve all the fossil fuels so the
world will turn to his fusion reactor for power, and Parasite, with the power
absorbed from Hulk, WW, and Supes, is to be his protector. Supes arrives,
and despite the fact he managed to destroy the Adamantium robot sicced on him,
both he and Spidey get captured. The plan proceeds, and Doom has Parasite
fitted with an Enervator Harness to collect the
energy, with the plan of overloading him and turning him into a crystalline mass
to regulate his reactor. Parasite with some residual Spider Sense
recognizes the trap and turns against Doom, and in the struggle the control
panel for the reactor is destroyed. Doom runs off, and Spidey and Supes
shut down the reactor before it went critical. Doom makes it to the safety
of his consulate, and Clark sums up the whole affair to the others in Perry's
office. At story end, Peter is welcomed back to the Bugle with open arms,
until he brings up the matter of a raise. Cover by John Romita and Bob
Larkin. Back cover has original cover sketch by John Buscema.
*Characters registered by DC Comics and won't be listed in this chronology.
MARVEL TREASURY SPECIALS
GIANT SUPER-HERO HOLIDAY GRAB BAG price $1.50 1974
"Have
Yourself a Sandman Little Christmas" "In Mortal Combat with the
Sub-Mariner" "...And To All A Good Night" "The Hulk vs. the Thing"
"The Avengers Take Over"
COM: 1st feature reprints story from MTU #1. 2nd
feature reprints story from DD1 #7. 3rd feature is a reprinted story from
AA3 #? 4th feature a reprinted story from FF1 #25. 5th feature
is a reprinted story from FF1 #26.
CAPTAIN AMERICA'S BICENTENNIAL BATTLES price $1.50 6/76
"Mister
Buda!!!" "Chap. 2: The Lost Super-Hero" "Chap. 3:
My Fellow Americans!" "Chap. 4: Stop Here For Glory!"
"Chap. 5: The Face of the Future!"
BY: Jack Kirby /Jack Kirby, Herb Trimpe, John Romita, Barry Windsor Smith.
PC: Captain America, Mister Buda/Contemplator,
Freddy, Charley,
Chico, Barney.
COM: Cap is invited to visit Buda, who after rejoining his
body in the Energy Pyramid, starts Cap on a journey
of discovery, first sending him back to relive his days during WWII where he has
to rescue Bucky from Adolf Hitler. Upon his return, Cap is appreciative of
the trip, but declines any further journeys. However, Buda plants a
Psychic Talisman on him, and on the way out, he begins to get swallowed into
another hallucination. In part 2: Cap is on the way to
deliver an address at a bicentennial luncheon, but after he discovers the mystic
mark on his hand, he ends up in colonial days with Ben Franklin, Betsy Ross, and
John Stacy. They copy the design for the new American flag from his
costume and he runs off in disgust, and end up in the Great Depression. He
clashes with gunsel Lefty Larkin protecting a young Jack Kirby, and then ends up
in the old west. In part 3: Cap runs into Geronimo, and they
discuss peace between their peoples. Cap realized how close they are to
the colonial revolutionaries and tries to put a halt to the attacking cavalry
but gets transported again. He finds himself in a collapsed mine in
Kentucky, and after calming the miner named Gulik, he forces his way through the
obstruction, saving them before disappearing again. In part 4:
Capt finds himself in a bi-plane during WW I, and after taking out his foes,
ends up back with Buda. Cap isn't happy with this little time trip or with
Buda, but he's sent along again, this time to the turn of the century fighting
John L. Sullivan. After besting him, the place is raided by the police,
and Cap finds himself in the early 1800s facing slave hunters. He is
assisted by the son of John Brown in rescuing an escaped slave, and after the
fight, he rides off and finds himself in Alamagordo during the first nuclear
test under Gen. Halstead. After the blast, he finds himself in Chicago
during the great fire, and when he dives in the river to save one of the
refugees, he finds himself in the present and winds up in an undersea research
facility with a scientist named Morgan. He then returns to Buda again,
and, still not having struck on the point, gets sent off again into the future.
In part 5: Cap is on the moon witnessing a battle, but when
he investigates closer as to who is against who, it is transported again, this
time into a movie set where he's accosted by Melvin Grubber and the studio mogul
JB Shmeltzer, and gets involved in a patriotic musical number. Finally,
Cap's had enough and confronts Buda directly concerning the truth about the real
America. He is then whisked to see an old man living out in the boonies,
then a child in the ghetto, then Buda leaves him to a bunch of children playing.
At story end, Cap learns from them the true meaning of America, where young and
old can dream with the chance of making life meaningful. Included at the
end of the book are three single page illustrations of Cap in colonial times
(with Red Skull as a Hessianazi), Cap in the old west, and Cap in the future all
by Jack Kirby. On the inside cover is a pin-up of Steve Rogers with all
Cap's old foes wondering who he is, also by Jack Kirby.
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