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Binding: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 741
EAN: 9780785111818
ISBN: 0785111816
Label: Marvel Comics
Manufacturer: Marvel Comics
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 251
Publication Date: August 31, 2003
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Sales Rank: 319514
Studio: Marvel Comics
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These books are great! This is a fantastic way to read the first 10 comics without having to buy them ha ha ha rich guy! The books are hard cover with dust jackets. The pages are full color & glossy. Makes a great collection & I will continue to purchase each volume!
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STAN LEE & JACK KIRBY AT THEIR RAWEST. NEW CHARACTERS AND TEAM, JUST STARTING OUT. NEAT TO SEE HOW THEY STARTED, 40 YEARS AGO!
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I think one of the off-shoots of the 1960s U.S.-Soviet space race turned out to be the Marvel Age of comics. Like the invention of Superman decades earlier, a response to the Hitlerian "superman," these characters showed that the U.S. was ready, able, and willing to compete in the modern world. Literally originating out of space travel, the FF took on any monster or sinister force that threatened humanity, including communism. Much later the FF conquered deep space and even sub-molecular venues. ... Read More
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The artwork and dialog is from early in the careers of Lee and Kirby, so it doesn't have the quality of the later issues. However, it does introduce some of the major villains that the FF will be doing battle with throughout the series. Dr. Doom (my favorite), the Puppet Master, the Mole Man, the Submariner and the Skrulls all make their first appearance against the FF.
The powers of the FF are also not yet at the peak that they will achieve later in the series. Sue Storm is still only "The ... Read More
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The artwork is early 1960s Kirby and Stan Lee hasn't hit his full stride yet, but this is classic early Marvel. Simply put: it was nothing like anything else in the drug store on the comic shelf. We all knew what to expect from a DC comic, but Stan Lee and Company surprised us issue after issue. DC comics all looked alike, but Marvel titles all had individual looks based on the artist--Kirby and Ditko and Heck and Wood and (later) Romita. Great stuff to look forward to each month. The colors reproduced ... Read More
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