Invisible Woman #1 Review In the Marvel Universe you’ll either die a hero or live long enough to become a member of S.H.I.E.L.D. Invisible Woman has done all of these things. Many people don’t know that and it’s a damn shame. Sue Storm is an integral part of the Fantastic Four, and has awesome invisibility […]
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Fantastic Four #1 (2018) Review The Fantastic Four are back! Hahaha, you naive child, you don’t actually think they’re back together do you? So cute, just give me a second, I’m wiping the tears of laughter from my eyes. Marvel wouldn’t give you the satisfaction of reuniting one of its flagship teams in the first
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5 Marvel Legacy Books Worth Reading Marvel Legacy is in full swing and in true comic industry fashion Marvel is all-in, appearing to be firing from the hip, spraying and praying that something will become a hit. With this technique you unfortunately have to sift through a ton of not so pleasant products until you
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Fantastic Four #1 Review Indeed, the fall of the Fantastic Four. Sure, the “World’s Greatest Comic Magazine” hasn’t been the greatest, at least in my opinion, for quite some time, but nothing stops Marvel from rebooting the shit outa books that aren’t up to snuff, and Fantastic Four is one of the them. Fantastic Four
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History Of Silver Age Comic Books When you are browsing the racks at your local comic book store and happen upon Silver Age comic books for sale, you may wonder just what it is that makes them ‘silver’. The term ‘Silver Age’ refers to a general time period in which the comic books were originally
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FF #1 Review “Parts of a Hole” Contrary to my popular belief, FF is not a new Fantastic Four from Marvel NOW!. It’s in fact Reed’s school for brilliant minds called the Future Foundation, not to be confused with Jean Grey School of Higher Learning. If you read the latest Fantastic Four #1, you’d know
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Almost everyone who is familiar with Silver Age Marvel comic books is familiar with the Fantastic Four. Mr. Fantastic, the Invisible Girl, the Human Torch, and the Thing, have become indelible fixtures of pop culture since the 1960’s. The Fantastic Four was actually created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby after the success of another
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THE SILVER AGE OF COMICS – part two The End of the Silver Age of Comics If there is no universal agreement on the beginning of the Silver Age there are at least three contenders: Detective # 225 (1955) Showcase # 4 (1956) Fantastic Four # 1 (1961) When we refer to the end
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Those collectors and comic fans that look for Silver Age Marvel comic books are almost as impressed with the famous Marvel villains as they are with the superheroes. Many of the artists and creators from that era would be surprised to find out how collectible and popular their creations are with the world today. The
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As a new collector of comic books, you are just beginning to learn what it takes to build a valuable comic book collection. Especially if you are trying to find Gold or Silver Age comic books, there are some important questions that will help you develop the skills necessary for building your vintage collection without
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