Giant-Size Captain Marvel #1

(1975)

And A Child Shall Lead You! (Table of Contents: 1)

Captain Marvel / comic story / 17 pages (report information)

Script

Roy Thomas (credited)

Pencils

Gil Kane (credited)

Inks

Dan Adkins (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited)

Editing

Stan Lee (original Editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Captain Marvel; Rick Jones

Synopsis

Rick Jones rescues Captain Marvel from The Negative Zone and becomes Captain Marvel's side-kick.

Reprints

• from Captain Marvel (Marvel, 1968 series) #17 (October 1969) [3 pgs. edited]
• Pages 5, 6 and 10 of the original story are not reprinted.

Marvel Bullpen Bulletins: A Hearty Helping of High-Falutin', Habit-Formin' Happenings From Your Humble House of Ideas! [December 1975]; Stan Lee's Soapbox (Table of Contents: 2)

Bullpen Bulletins / in-house column / 1 page (report information)

Script

Stan Lee; ? (promo copy)

Letters

typeset

Feature Logo

Bullpen Bulletins

Indexer Notes

Stan Lee announces that the origin stories in Son of Origins will feature the X-Men, Iron Man, the Avengers, Daredevil, SHIELD, the Watcher and the Silver Surfer and says that there will probably be a book like this put out annually. The book will cost $5.95 in paperback and $9.95 for the cloth-bound hardback version. Items about the second series of Marvel Value Stamps that will make up ten jigsaw puzzles featuring the finest artwork that money and discarded back-date issues of Not Brand Ecch can buy, the 10th issue of FOOM features an all X-Men issue with a cover by Dave Cockrum, if you rush to your newsstand you may still be able to find a copy of the Marvelous Wizard of OZ featuring scripting by Roy Thomas, penciling by John Buscema and inking by the talented Tribe, the latest issue of Tomb of Dracula by Marv Wolfman, Gene Colan and Tom Palmer doesn't have Dracula appear anywhere in the issue, a scorecard is given for people to pencil in the current writers/artists (and some of the characters/comics listed may not have been announced yet) and five minutes of the Fantastic Four will be featured on radio during the weekdays so if it isn't listed in your city contact your local station manager or program director and have him contact the producer Robert Michelson immediately so you won't miss out. Appears between pages 16 and 17 of the story sequence.

The Incredible Hulk and the Twins of Evil! (Table of Contents: 3)

Hostess Fruit Pies; Hulk / comics-form advertising / 1 page (report information)

Script

? (advertisement copy)

Pencils

John Romita

Inks

John Romita

Colors

?

Letters

?

Genre

superhero

Characters

Hulk [Bruce Banner]; Wendigo; Abomination

Indexer Notes

Two young boys revive the Hulk with Hostess Fruit Pies after he has been beaten by the Abomination and the Wendigo.

The Hunter and the Holocaust! (Table of Contents: 4)

Captain Marvel / comic story / 16 pages (report information)

Script

Roy Thomas (credited)

Pencils

Gil Kane (credited)

Inks

Dan Adkins (credited)

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited)

Editing

Stan Lee (original Editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Captain Marvel; Rick Jones; Hulk; Rat Pack; Captain America (cameo flashback); Thor (cameo flashback); Giant-Man [Hank Pym] (cameo flashback); Iron Man (cameo flashback)

Synopsis

Trying to uncover a way to separate themselves from each other, Rick suggests to Marvel that they seek out his old buddy Bruce Banner. Captain Marvel crashes into Banner's lab and finds himself facing the Hulk.

Reprints

• from Captain Marvel (Marvel, 1968 series) #20 (June 1970) [3 pgs. edited]
• Page 4 panels 3-6, page 5, page 6 and page 7 panel 1 of the original story are not reprinted.

Here Comes the Hulk! (Table of Contents: 5)

Captain Marvel / comic story / 18 pages (report information)

Script

Roy Thomas (credited)

Pencils

Gil Kane (credited)

Inks

Dan Adkins

Colors

?

Letters

Artie Simek (credited)

Editing

Stan Lee (original Editor)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Captain Marvel; Rick Jones; Hulk; Captain America

Synopsis

Bruce Banner tries to figure out a way to separate Marvel and Rick but the Hulk keeps interfering and Banner is unsuccessful.

Reprints

• from Captain Marvel (Marvel, 1968 series) #21 (August 1970) [1 pg. edited out]
• Page 1 of the original story is not reprinted.