Note: Entire series reprints the 25 greatest Marvel comics as voted by the readers on the internet. First 5 issues reprint 4 issues each. Last 5 issues reprint a single issue each.

Note: Cover title: 15 Love (no hyphen).

Note: Based on concepts from the MGM movie by Stanley Kubrick and Arthur C. Clarke. Cover title "2001: A Space Odyssey"

Note: Cover of #1 indicates '1 of 3' but a third issue was never printed.

Note: A spin-off from the Spider-Girl story in What If...? (Marvel, 1989 series) #105, and part of the MC2 line of comics, A-Next follows the adventures of a future group of Avengers.

Note: Giveaway available only through Army Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES)

Note: Indicia says published in November 2013.

Note: Dated May 2014 in indicia, and timed to Captain America: The Winter Soldier movie release. Free publication given out in military exchanges. A copy is available for research at Michigan State University's Comic Art Collection.

Note: See Fear (Marvel, 1970 series). Indicia title remains FEAR throughout the run. "Adventure into Fear" is the cover title only for #10-31. DO NOT ADD ISSUES TO THIS SERIES.

Note: This series was one of eight SF anthologies launched or revived in an eight-month period (cover dates October 1955–June 1956), increasing Marvel's science-fiction line from eight to sixteen books. This book ran until the collapse of Marvel's distributor and the subsequent restructuring known as the "Atlas Implosion".

Note: Promotional giveaway comic. 1990 (Spidey travels through time and space) and 1991 (Back to school mayhem) editions are reported to have the same contents. It looks like they are first and second printings with different covers.

Note: This series was launched along with Unknown Worlds (Marvel, 1950 series), doubling Marvel's science-fiction line. This series was one of five such anthologies cancelled together, reducing Marvel's science-fiction line from thirteen books to eight.

Note: Science-fiction/horror anthology. This series was one of five SF anthologies launched in a six-month period (cover dates January 1952–June 1952), increasing Marvel's SF line from seven to twelve books. It was also one of five such anthologies cancelled together, reducing Marvel's SF line from thirteen books to eight.

Note: Marvel, under the Timely Illustrated Features imprint, packaged material for the Webs Adventure Corporation. All issues had two versions with different looking Big Boy characters. The "West Coast" version of Big Boy is the version that was previous created for the original franchise--black hair, red and white checkered overalls, and no hat. The "East Coast" version had Red hair, red and white striped overalls, and a cook's hat. Possible franchise co-branded variations (printed with franchise logo [or not] and region sold): Abdow’s (Known printed-Massachuetts, Connecticut). Azar's (Known printed-Colorado, Northern Indiana). Bob's (Known printed-Arizona, California, Delaware, Eastern Pennsylvania, Hawaii, New Jersey, Southeastern United States after Shoney's left the national chain to start their own). Eat 'n Park-Pittsburgh-area 1950s). Elby's (Known printed-Eastern Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia). Elias Brothers (Known printed-Michigan, Northwestern Ohio, Ontario (Canada)). Franklin’s (Hand stamped. Printed as "Your Favorite Family Restaurants" issue #260 onward?-Northeastern Pennsylvania). Frisch’s (Known printed-Kentucky, Northern Tennessee, Southern Indiana, Southern Ohio). JB's (Known printed-Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, Rhode Island, Utah, Wyoming). Kip's (Known printed-Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas). Lendy’s Yoda's (Hand stamped, pre-1961 was part of the Shoney's chain-Virginia). Manner’s (Known printed-Northeastern Ohio). Marc’s (Known printed-Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin). McDowell's (Printed as "Your Favorite Family Restaurants" issue #260 onward?-South Dakota). Shoneys (Known printed-Southeastern United States.: North Carolina, South Carolina, Southern Tennessee, Virginia. Shoney's eventually left the main chain to form their own in order to branch out from the business from franchisee limitations). TJ's (Known printed-New York). Top's (Known printed-Illinois, perhaps Southern Wisconsin). VIP’s (Printed as "Your Favorite Family Restaurants" issue #260 onward?-Washington, New Mexico). Known West: Abdow's; Bob's; Azar's; Eat 'n Park; Elias Brothers; JB's; Kips; Lendy's; Shoney's; Tops. Known East: Azar's (as of 1962); Frisch's; Manners. Lendy's co-branding version seems to be blank where resturaunt info was printed and hand-stamped with Lakeside Yoda's (Lendy's) stamp. Implies possible blank back cover variations where co-branding does not exist for some locations or use of "Your Favorite Family Restaurants" instead?

Note: Giveaway comic sponsored by Kool-Aid.