Marvel Comics

(janvier 2020)

Sommaire (Table of Contents: 1)

table of contents / 1 page (report information)

Letters

typographie

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 2)

foreword, introduction, preface, afterword / 3 pages (report information)

Script

Aurélien Vives

Letters

typographie

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 3)

cartoon / 1 page (report information)

Script

Fred Schwab; Laurence Belingard (traduction)

Pencils

Fred Schwab

Inks

Fred Schwab

Letters

Gianluca Pini

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Je vais t'en raconter une

Genre

humour (humor)

Reprints

• from Marvel Comics (Marvel, 1939 series) #1 (October 1939)

Indexer Notes

Five single-panel gag cartoons.

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 4)

La Torche Humaine / comic story / 16 pages (report information)

Script

Carl Burgos; Laurence Belingard (traduction)

Pencils

Carl Burgos (signature)

Inks

Carl Burgos (signature)

Colors

?

Letters

Gianluca Pini

Characters

La Torche Humaine (origine); professeur Phineas T. Horton; Comité des Sciences; Mr. Harris; Tony Sardo; Red

Synopsis

After the Scientists' Guild convinces inventor Horton to dispose of his new creation, a "human torch", a clever criminal figures out a way to use this creation for his own evil purposes.

Reprints

• from Marvel Comics (Marvel, 1939 series) #1 (October 1939)

Indexer Notes

D'après Marvel Comics #1000, la Scientists' Guild réapparait sous le nom des Three X dans Mystic Comics #1 puis l'Enclave dans Fantastic Four #66.

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 5)

L'Ange / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Script

Paul Gustavson (signature); Laurence Belingard (traduction)

Pencils

Paul Gustavson (signature)

Inks

Paul Gustavson (signature)

Colors

?

Letters

Gianluca Pini

Genre

super-héros (superhero)

Characters

L'Ange; Lil; Six Big Men [Gus Ronson; Mike Malone; John Dillon; Trigger Bolo; Steve Enkel; Dutch Hanson]; Big Boss [Dr. Lang]

Synopsis

The Angel is called in to handle a group known as the "Six Big Men" and their mysterious leader, who have taken over an entire city.

Reprints

• from Marvel Comics (Marvel, 1939 series) #1 (October 1939)

Indexer Notes

L'histoire est un plagiat de "The Saint in New York" adapté pour la station de radio RKO en 1938.

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 6)

Le Prince des Mers / comic story / 12 pages (report information)

Script

Bill Everett (signature); Laurence Belingard (traduction)

Pencils

Bill Everett (signature)

Inks

Bill Everett (signature)

Colors

?

Letters

Gianluca Pini

Characters

Namor, le Prince des Mers (origine); Anderson; Nelson (meurt); Carley (meurt); la princesse Fen (aussi en flashback à 1920); l'empereur Tha-Korr (sans nom); Karal; Léonard McKenzie (en flashback à 1920, n'apparait pas); Dorma

Synopsis

Prince Namor, having learned what the race of surface men once did to his undersea kingdom, vows, and is encouraged, to make war on the surface dwellers.

Reprints

• from Marvel Comics (Marvel, 1939 series) #1 (October 1939)
which is reprinted
• from Motion Picture Funnies Weekly (First Funnies, Inc., 1939 series) #1 (1939) [as the first 8 pages of that 12-page story; pages 1-8 only]

Keywords

banquise; L'Oracle; pôle sud

Indexer Notes

Première aventure de Sub-Mariner, réédition des huit pages de Motion Picture Funnies Weekly #1, rallongée de quatre pages.

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 7)

Le Voleur Masqué / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Script

Al Anders ?; Laurence Belingard (traduction)

Pencils

Al Anders [as Anders] (signature)

Inks

Al Anders [as Anders] (signature)

Colors

?

Letters

Gianluca Pini

Genre

western (western-frontier)

Characters

The Masked Raider [Jim Gardley] (origine); Lightning (son cheval); Steve (shérif); Lordin (rancher); Mr. Bleck (rancher, meurt); Mrs. Bleck (meurt); Cal Brunder (hors-la-loi); Slick (hors-la-loi); Rowdy (hors-la-loi)

Synopsis

When Cal Brunder, who has been forcing small ranchers in Cactusville to sell out to him at his own price, sends his men to the ranch of Jim Gardley, and when he won't sell, he has a phony charge of rustling leveled against him.

Reprints

• from Marvel Comics (Marvel, 1939 series) #1 (October 1939)

Keywords

Eternity Mask

Jungle mortelle (Table of Contents: 8)

comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Script

?; Laurence Belingard (traduction)

Pencils

Art Pinajian [as Tomm Dixon] (signature)

Inks

Art Pinajian [as Tomm Dixon] (signature)

Colors

?

Letters

Gianluca Pini

Genre

jungle (jungle)

Characters

Ken Masters; Professor John Roberts; Tim Roberts; Crafton (villain, death); Mike (villain, death); Slug (villain, death)

Synopsis

Ken and Tim are worried about Professor Roberts, who went into the Amazon jungle three months earlier, trying to locate an Indian tribe that had in its possession a diamond with hypnotic powers.

Reprints

• from Marvel Comics (Marvel, 1939 series) #1 (October 1939)

Faites chauffer la gomme (Table of Contents: 9)

text story / 2 pages (report information)

Script

Raymond Gill; Laurence Belingard (traduction)

Pencils

Sam Gilman [as Gilman] (signature) (illustration)

Inks

Sam Gilman [as Gilman] (signature) (illustration)

Colors

?

Letters

Gianluca Pini

Genre

sport (sports)

Characters

Bill Williams; Fred Turner; C. G. Clark; Ruth Clerk; Ann

Synopsis

Bill has invented a new gas feeder for his race car and is testing it out at the risk of his own life.

Reprints

• from Marvel Comics (Marvel, 1939 series) #1 (October 1939)

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 10)

Les aventures de Ka-Zar le Grand / comic story / 12 pages (report information)

Script

Bob Byrd (original); Ben Thompson ? (adaptation); Laurence Beligard (traduction)

Pencils

Ben Thompson (signature)

Inks

Ben Thompson (signature)

Colors

?

Letters

Gianluca Pini

Genre

jungle (jungle)

Characters

Ka-Zar [David Rand] (origine); John Rand (père de Ka-Zar, meurt); Constance Rand (mère de Ka-Zar, meurt); Zar (lion); Chaka (gorille); Trajah (éléphant); N'Jaga (léopard); Paul De Kraft

Synopsis

A plane crashes in the jungle of the Belgian Congo, and a young boy named David watches his mother die, and later his father, at the hands of Paul De Kraft. The youngster, trained in survival tactics by his father, is later re-named Ka-Zar, brother of the mighty Zar, a lion whose life he once saved.

Reprints

• from Marvel Comics (Marvel, 1939 series) #1 (October 1939)

Indexer Notes

First Ka-Zar comics story, adapted from Bob Byrd's "King of Fang and Claw" (KA-ZAR pulp magazine #1, October 1936).