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Friday, 17 February 2012
THE TERRIFIC ORIGIN OF IRON MAN...
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What a beautiful cover! That looks like a Kirby Namor but I wonder where it is originally from?
ReplyDeleteI gather that the FF's adventures were printed in Pow? From around about 35-36 of FF? I had always wondered why I'd never seen the early stories until MWOM started.
Dougie, the Kirby Namor is from THE AVENGERS #2, in a full-page ad for #3. It was also used on the splash page of #3.
ReplyDeleteThe origin of the FF appeared simultaneously in WHAM! and SMASH!, with subsequent adventures appearing regularly in WHAM! until it was merged with POW! in early 1968. Their tales continued in POW!, then kept on going in SMASH! when merged with it later the same year. When SMASH! was relaunched in March 1969, the Marvel reprints had vanished, having been quietly concluded the week before.