History of the Marvel Universe - Written by Mike O'Sullivan, Patrick Duke, Kevin Garcia Jacob Rougemont & Roger Ott, pencils by Various with cover by Scot Eaton.
Celebrating 50 years of the Marvel era of comics!
In 1961, Stan Lee and Jack Kirby changed the face of comics forever - and Marvel's been doing the same ever since! This amazing overview covers the tumultuous history of the Marvel Universe, from the introduction of the Fantastic Four to FEAR ITSELF - and everything in between!
An incredible walk down memory lane for longtime fans or the perfect primer for the uninitiated! Filled with hundreds of images from the superstars of five decades!
Rated All Ages - 48 pgs./$3.99 - On Sale November 30th
Defenders: Tournament of Heroes #1 - Written by David Anthony Kraft, art by Sal Buscema & Don Perlin with cover by John Romita Jr.
Who wants to be a Defender for a Day?
When the gregarious Dollar Bill takes out an ad for new Defenders, heroes from all walks of life heed the call! The real Defenders are swamped - but they might just need all the extra muscle to defeat the hordes of villains that have come out of the woodwork!
Collecting Defenders (1972) #62 - 65!
Rated T+ - 72 pgs./$5.99 - On Sale January 18th
Spider-Man & The New Warriors: The Hero Killers - Written by David Michelinie, Eric Fein, Tom Brevoort, Mike Kanterovich, Glenn Herdling,
Alan Barnum & Fabian Nicieza! Art by Scott McDaniel, Aaron Lopresti, Scott Kolins, Vince Evans, Tod Smith, Brandon Peterson & Steve Buccellato
with cover by Mark Bagley!
Spider-Man and the New Warriors delve into the mystery surrounding the disappearances of several super heroes - but their investigating leads them to more than they can handle when they witness the resurrection of the supremely powerful Sphinx!
Also included in this wondrous, web-filled volume are tales of the Black Cat, Cloak & Dagger and Venom!
Collecting AMAZING SPIDER-MAN ANNUAL #26; PETER PARKER, THE SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN ANNUAL #12; WEB OF SPIDER-MAN ANNUAL 8 and NEW WARRIORS ANNUAL #2.
Rated T - 232 pgs./$24.99 - On Sale March 14th
Episode Information:Program: The Silver Surfer Episode Title: The Planet of Dr. Moreau Episode Number: 4 Aired: February 28, 1998 (30 minutes)
The group of aliens standing with Nova appear to be Nebula's crew who appear in the next episode.
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Production Crew Creator - Larry Brody Exec. Producers - Stan Lee, Avi Arad & Eric S. Rollman Producer - Roy Allen Smith Director - Roy Allen Smith Computer Animation Producer - Dale Hendrickson Writers - Larry Brody, Christopher Kane Produced By - Saban Entertainment |
Voice Actors The Silver Surfer - Paul Essiembre Master of Zen-La - Aron Tager Pip the Troll - Robert Bockstael Shellaine - Valerie Buhagiar Kili the Troll - Elizabeth Hanna Eternity - John Neville Infinity - Elizabeth Shepherd
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Episode Information:Program: The Silver Surfer Episode Title: The Learning Curve - Part I Episode Number: 5 Aired: March 7, 1998 (30 minutes)
Although not directly shown in Part II, it is mentioned that Nebula's crew became part of a slug-like lifeform on the Watcher's homeworld. At the end of the episode, Nebula and her crew remained part of the lifeform.
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Production Crew Creator - Larry Brody Exec. Producers - Stan Lee & Avi Arad Producer - Roy Allen Smith Director - Dale Hendrickson Story - Larry Brody, Jeffrey Knokey Writers - Larry Brody, Andrea Lawrence Produced By - Saban Entertainment |
Voice Actors The Silver Surfer - Paul Essiembre Uatu the Watcher - Colin Fox Nebula - Jennifer Dale Eternity - John Neville Infinity - Elizabeth Shepherd Mentor - Cedric Smith Drax the Destroyer - Norm Spencer
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Episode Merchandise: As a result of these brief appearances, a Nova action figure was created. To avoid confusion with Galactus's herald named Nova (Frankie Raye), who
made frequent appearances on the show, the Richard Rider version of Nova was given the name of Supernova.
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Episode Information:Program: The Silver Surfer Episode Title: Radical Justice Episode Number: 10 Aired: May 2, 1998 (30 minutes)
The plot involves the capture of the Silver Surfer by Gamora and the Wanderers. He is placed on trial for the actions of Galactus and his cosmic powers are removed. However, the device used to depower him also creates a black hole which threatens the Wanderers. The appearance of the Nova Centurion raises an interesting question. Does it mean that, in this animated version of the Marvel Universe, Xandar was destroyed by Galactus? Or did this Nova Corps consist of various races and only this particular Centurion's race was annihilated by the Silver Surfer's master?
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Production Crew Exec. Producers - Stan Lee, Avi Arad & Eric S. Rollman Producer & Director - Roy Allen Smith Computer Animation Producer - Dale Hendrickson Story - Larry Brody Writers - Larry Brody, Brooks Wachtal |
Voice Actors The Silver Surfer - Paul Essiembre Gamora - Alison Sealy-Smith Produced By - Saban Entertainment |
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