Like the original edition, the Omnibus contains: The Incredible Hulk #1-6, Tales to Astonish #59-101, and the relaunch of his solo series (borrowing the numbering from the cancelled Tales to Astonish) in The Incredible Hulk #102.
Like the original edition, the Omnibus contains: The Incredible Hulk #1-6, Tales to Astonish #59-101, and the relaunch of his solo series (borrowing the numbering from the cancelled Tales to Astonish) in The Incredible Hulk #102.
For those that missed the comics the first time around (and don’t want to take out a second mortgage to buy all of the original issues) or just want to relive some of Spidey’s best stories, October’s Amazing Spider-Man: The Death of Gwen Stacy Epic Collection will help you scratch that Spider-bite itch.
Fantastic Four: Battle of the Behemoths Epic Collection wraps up the Stan Lee and Jack Kirby era of Marvel’s First Family and brings them into the 1970’s, primarily remembered for the dynamic artwork of John Buscema.
The Fantastic Four Anniversary Tribute #1 follows the blueprint of two similar projects, Giant Size X-Men: Tribute to Wein and Cockrum #1 and Captain America Anniversary Tribute #1, which also retold classic stories with new artists illustrating each individual page.
The origin story and the foundation for all subsequent Doctor Strange stories are firmly established in the re-release of Doctor Strange: Master of the Mystic Arts Epic Collection by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko.
Galactus is certainly known as one of Jack Kirby and Stan Lee’s trippiest creations, and you will soon be able to get a Previews Exclusive psychedelic version of the World Eater of your very own.