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Biographies of Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, Jerry Craft and Ben Saunders.
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Timely-Atlas expert Michael Vassallo has examined hundreds of known Klein art and inking samples, as has Nick Caputo, and both agree that Klein is the inker of the cover. Mark Evanier also agrees on Klein's credit. Inkers originally cited as possibilities included Chris Rule and Dick Ayers (who has affirmed he did not ink the cover or interior).
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Characters, synopsis: Added by Per Sandell (2005-12-05).
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Timely-Atlas expert Michael Vassallo has examined hundreds of known Klein art and inking samples, as has Nick Caputo, and both agree that Klein is the primary inker with Sol Brodsky likely providing corrections. Previous indexer credited Chris Rule.
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Sequence added by Per Sandell (2005-12-05).
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Note 1: Inker changed from Dick Ayers to George Klein by Bob Bailey (2 September 2005). Nick Caputo confirms (August 8, 2006).
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Inking often attributed to Dick Ayers and occasionally to Art Simek. The credit given reflects the current consensus.
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Inking often attributed to Dick Ayers and occasionally to Art Simek. The credit given reflects the current consensus.
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Inking often attributed to Dick Ayers and occasionally to Art Simek. The credit given reflects the current consensus.
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Inking often attributed to Dick Ayers and occasionally to Art Simek. The credit given reflects the current consensus.
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Johnny Storm has two left hands. The thumb on his right hand is on the wrong side of his palm.
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Alterations on the Torch by Sol Brodsky. Info per Nick Caputo, January 2016.
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Alterations on the Torch by Sol Brodsky. Info per Nick Caputo, January 2016.
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Alterations on the Torch by Sol Brodsky. Info per Nick Caputo, January 2016.
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Alterations on the Torch by Sol Brodsky. Info per Nick Caputo, January 2016.
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Alterations on the Torch by Sol Brodsky. Info per Nick Caputo, January 2016.
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Revival of the Sub-Mariner as a noble anti-hero.
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Pin-up of Reed Richards/Mr.Fantastic
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Letters from Len Blake, Anthony Gonzales, S. Goldberg, Shirley Howard, Bruce Fogel, Jim Moony, and "unsigned."
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First appearance of Doctor Doom's time machine.
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Letters from Roy Thomas, Mike Randall, Rick McGuire, Scotty Smith, William J. Marcolongo, Roger Mann, Harold McIntosh, Cruz Jiminez, William Frazier, and Ronn Foss.
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Dick Ayers has confirmed to Nick Caputo that he inked this cover (GCD Error List 2 November 2006).
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Job number from Tom Lammers and Ger Apeldoorn via the Atlas/Timely discussion group.
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Letters of comment from David Santiage, San Jose California; Steve Stern, Oceanside New York; Rob Sansing, Pensacola Florida; Lee Cohen, Skokie Illinois; and G.B. Love, Miami Florida.
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This story contains a defense of Sue Storm's membership by Reed which appears to be a justification of her membership. It will be another year before Sue is given additional forcefield powers to "beef up" her abilities.
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Appears on page 2 of the article "Marvel's Flagship Title".
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Kirby's co-plotting credit is acknowledged by Lee and Kirby in many interviews. Actual credits read "Stan Lee, writer without peer Jack Kirby penciller of the year."
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Kirby's co-plotting is acknowledged by Lee and Kirby in many interviews. The credits read: "Written in the masterful manner of Stan Lee Illustrated in the magnificent mode of Jack Kirby."
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Although Ricardo Jones identity remains unknown throughout this episode, it’ll be revealed in Web of Spider-Man #69, October 1990.
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Inker credit corrected by Steve Grant on 12 September 2005; an editorial reply on the letters page of Fantastic Four #71 explicitly says that the credit is wrong, and that inker was Frank
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Scavenger character identified using Marvel.fandom.com.
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First Namor story, reprinted from the eight pages of Motion Picture Funnies Weekly #1 and expanded with four additional pages.
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Writing credit and genre corrected by Rob Allen, 6/1/2006: was previously noted as a superhero story featuring the Fantastic Four, written by Stan Lee.
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Promo ad for other books in the Penguin Classics Marvel Collection series of titles.
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Back cover containing promotional text.
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