(November 1968)
- Volume:
- ?
- Price:
- 0.25 USD
- Pages:
- 68
- Indicia frequency:
- ?
- Indicia Publisher:
- ?
- Brand:
- Marvel Comics Group
- Editing:
- Roy Thomas
- Format:
- Color; Standard Modern Age; saddle-stitched, Newsprint paper, glossy cover
Issue Notes
- Parts of this issue are reprinted:
- from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #114 (November 1963)
- from The Amazing Spider-Man (Marvel, 1963 series) #22 (March 1965)
Spidey Battles the Clown and His Masters of Menace!
Spider-Man / cover / 1 page
Credits
- Script:
- ?
- Pencils:
- Steve Ditko
- Inks:
- Steve Ditko
- Colors:
- ?
- Letters:
- ?
Content Information
- Genre:
- superhero
- Characters:
- Clown; Flying Gambonis; Human Canonball; Princess Python
- Reprints: show reprint note before migration
- from The Amazing Spider-Man (Marvel, 1963 series) #22 (March 1965)
- in The Mighty Thor Omnibus (Marvel, 2010 series) #1 ([November] 2010)
Indexer Notes
Corrected to remove erroneous art credits pointed out by Rob Allen via the GCD Errors list, August 2009. Jack Kirby's incorrect credit removed by Nick Caputo, Jan 2011.
The Clown, and His Masters of Menace!
Spider-Man / comic story / 20 pages
Credits
- Script:
- Stan Lee
- Pencils:
- Steve Ditko
- Inks:
- Steve Ditko
- Colors:
- Sharon Kay
- Letters:
- Artie Simek
Content Information
- Genre:
- superhero
- Reprints: show reprint note before migration
- from The Amazing Spider-Man (Marvel, 1963 series) #22 (March 1965)
The Human Torch Meets "Captain America"
Human Torch [Johnny Storm] / comic story / 18 pages
Credits
- Script:
- Stan Lee (Co-Plot, Dialogue); Jack Kirby (Co-Plot)
- Pencils:
- Jack Kirby
- Inks:
- Dick Ayers
- Colors:
- Sharon Kay
- Letters:
- Sam Rosen
- Editing:
- Stan Lee (Original Editor)
- Job Number:
- X-449
Content Information
- Genre:
- Superhero
- Characters:
- Human Torch [Johnny Storm]; Captain America [Carl Zante; also as The Acrobat]; Invisible Girl [Sue Storm]; Doris Evans; Captain America [Steve Rogers] (cameo)
- Synopsis:
- Johnny's obstacle course training is interrupted when some friends tell him of news that Captain America is alive, and is making a public appearance at an antique auto show. Cap & Johnny stop some crooks, but Cap is extremely rude, saying he doesn't need any help. Doris raves about Cap to make Johnny jealous. But "Cap" breaks the 2 thieves out of jail. On being caught, they claim Cap just wanted them as decoys to draw the police away while he robbed a bank! "Cap" gives Johnny a really hard time, until he's finally stopped and unmasked. "Cap" turns out to be Carl Zante, The Acrobat, whom Johnny fought once before. Back home, Johnny looks over some old Captain America comics, which include the details that Cap was really Army Private Steve Rogers, and wonders if he is still alive or will ever return...
- Reprints: show reprint note before migration
- from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #114 (November 1963)
"Giants Walk the Earth!"
Thor / comic story / 13 pages
Credits
- Script:
- Stan Lee
- Pencils:
- Jack Kirby
- Inks:
- Chic Stone
- Colors:
- Sharon Kay
- Letters:
- Sam Rosen
- Editing:
- Stan Lee (Original Editor)
- Job Number:
- X-636
Content Information
- Genre:
- Superhero
- Characters:
- Thor; Odin; Balder; Heimdall; Surtur; Skagg; Loki; Enchantress; Executioner; Don Blake; Jane Foster
- Reprints: show reprint note before migration
- from Journey Into Mystery (Marvel, 1952 series) #104 (May 1964)
Editing
Table of Contents
-
1.
The Clown, and His Masters of Menace!
Spider-Man -
2.
The Human Torch Meets "Captain America"
Human Torch [Johnny Storm] -
3.
"Giants Walk the Earth!"
Thor
This issue was most recently modified by:
- Tony R. Rose
- Nick Caputo
Issues in this series have been indexed by:
- Bob Heer
- Bob Klein
- Gene Reed
- Tony R. Rose
- Kelly Langston-Smith
- John Henning
- Mike Nielsen
- Terry Watkins
- Jack Patton
- Matthias Hofmann
- Gregory Fischer
- Max Capp
- Donald Dale Milne
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