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They were the only two annuals produced by Marvel in 1962 and no annuals were produced by Marvel prior to this date. This book has been long considered Marvel’s first or second annual, along with Millie the Model Annual #1. I confess once again to being completely enamoured with these oversize square bound books and lucky for me there were a lot of them produced from the mid-sixties thru the mid seventies. henry pym fantastic four flash thompson george bell george roussos giant-man hulk human torch invisible girl iron man jack kirby jane foster johnny storm journey into mystery larry lieber loki marvel universe mr.In our final instalment of Marvel Annuals from the 1960’s we will look at some of the best and my favourite reprints from Marvel’s early days. Tags amazing spider-man ant-man art simek aunt may avengers bucky captain america chic stone cold war dick ayers don heck dr. Next Next post: Fantastic Four #18 Search site Search for: Search Menu

Flint Marko inmate at island prison escaped hid in atomic devices testing center caught in nuclear explosion.

Sandman knows Spidey’s nickname is “Amazing Spider-Man”.

Sandman can turn into sand, can be basically untouchable, can turn his body hard, can change his shape can turn his finger into a key.

Spider-Man plays prank on Jameson, leaves webbing on his seat.

Sandman already has a reputation, wanted in many states.

I read this story in Amazing Spider-Man Epic Collection vol. The final panel of the issue again has Peter reflecting on “great power”, a callback to the ending of his first appearance. The villains, the action, the supporting cast, the art… but it’s also the most philosophical. Actually, it’s very unethical.Īs I have emphasized, this comic is much better than all the other ones we are reading. He deserves to be fired and to never work in journalism again for that. He did not get any actual photos of Spider-Man fighting Sandman. He is walking the line of journalistic ethics and crosses that line here with a pretty serious breach. Now, Peter is becoming a serious photojournalist. And thus Sandman goes on a crime spree…īefore the battle, we got some cool heroism from Peter’s principal on display. Spider-Man can’t fight the Sandman because his mask needs sewing and Aunt May thinks he’s sick. We’ve come a long way from the larger-than-life godlike superheroes of decades past.

Aunt May selling shoelaces is an oddly specific concern. His face mask rips, so has to quit the battle.Īnd we learn what Spider-Man thinks will happen if his secret identity gets exposed. Spider-Man just has all kinds of problems.

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Jameson is running a whole series of articles: “The Spider-Man Menace!” Spider-Man responds by leaving webbing on his seat.

We have more of the conflict between Spider-Man and Jameson. This attention to detail is at odds with everything we’ve seen prior to this series. But they make it clear they are on top of their internal continuity within this one series at least, and that Jameson is the publisher of both a magazine and a newspaper. I thought this would be like that and we’d just forget about Now Magazine. Blake’s nurse was Jane Nelson before she was Jane Foster. The Fantastic Four were in Central City before they were in Manhattan. They often reveal something, forget, then reveal something different and the new thing sticks. By the second, it was the Daily Bugle, a newspaper. In the first issue, Jameson was described as the publisher of Now Magazine. As my friend Bret recently put it, “Upside down Spider-Man is the best Spider-Man.”

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This issue is full of firsts for Spider-Man. Check out the first 3 panels of nifty poses. But he should have waited until they robbed the place. He sees crooks about to rob a place, so he attacks them. A common theme of Spider-Man is that he’ll try to do the right thing, but mess up. That’s 5 enduring villains, and at least 3 iconic ones. Lee and Ditko share the credits for this issue with a simple “By”, rather than breaking up who did the story and who did the art. But it effectively shows off the range of Sandman’s powers. It’s not a common artistic choice, perhaps because it forces the images to be smaller. The covers so far have mostly been single images.