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Collects The Avengers (Marvel, 1963 series) #189-209, The Avengers Annual (Marvel, 1967 series) #10, Marvel Premiere (Marvel, 1972 series) #55 and material from Tales to Astonish (Marvel, 1979 series) #12.
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Promo ad for other issues in the Epic Collection series of titles.
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Takes place after Avengers Annual (Marvel, 1967 series) #9.
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According to David Michelinie in The Avengers #196 letters page, due to reference material becoming lost, staffers at Marvel redrew parts of this issue. This information added 2005 by Steven Tice. The character Joseph Conroy, a black man, was mistakenly colored as a white man.
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In The Avengers #197 letters page, Michelinie writes that Frank Miller "was able to add some identifying details to Sal Buscema's pencil art." This information added 2005 by Steven Tice.
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Inker page identification 2005 by Steven Tice.
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Scott Lang, the Ant-Man, is mistakenly referred to, in page 3 panel 4, as Scott Harris.
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Additional art credits 2005 by Steven Tice.
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"Ronin" misspelled "Ronan" on the cover.
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Adapted from Jim Shooter's short story "This Evil Undying" in "The Marvel Superheroes" 1979 paperback (Marvel Pocket Books #9) published by Pocket Books. Continues in the next issue.
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Adapted from Jim Shooter's short story "This Evil Undying" in "The Marvel Superheroes" 1979 paperback (Marvel Pocket Books #9) published by Pocket Books. Continued from last issue.
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The story is divided into 6 parts: prologue pages 1 and 2, chapter 1 ("Love... And Death!") pages 3-8, chapter 2 (Doom In The Dark Ages!) pages 9-13, chapter 3 (Rosenblatt's Dance!) pages 14-17, chapter 4 (The Cost!) pages 18-21, epilogue page 22.
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This cover may have been a last-minute replacement for one by Michael Golden. The Golden cover showed Rogue holding a defeated Thor and Iron Man above her head. The other Avengers are lying among debris on the ground. An image of Ms. Marvel partially covers the series title. Marvel editor-in-chief Jim Shooter's signature appears in a production box below the picture area on the original. In a November 23, 2011 comment on his website, Shooter wrote, "... at a glance, I'd guess that Golden's cover wasn't used because he didn't allow room for the contest banner at the top, which we were obligated to run. The cover that did run looks like it was cobbled together at the last minute. The Golden cover appears to have my signature on it, meaning I approved it. Maybe someone upstairs noticed that the contest banner was missing. But, I don't know for sure."
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Between Avengers (Marvel, 1963 series) #209 and 210; This story was supposed to follow the events in Ms. Marvel #25, but the book was cancelled with issue #23 (Marvel, 1977 series), and the story was finally printed in Marvel Super-Heroes (Marvel, 1990 series) #11 in 1992 and is the tale of how Rogue stole Ms. Marvel's powers.
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background on Thor and his first appearance in Avengers. Number one in a series. Budiansky pencils confirmed by the artist. Info per Jason Schachter.
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New artwork includes background on the Hulk. Number two in a series. Budiansky pencils confirmed by the artist. Info per Jason Schachter.
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New artwork includes history of Iron Man and his involvement with the Avengers. Number three in a series.
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Wraparound cover
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Promo ad for other issues in the Epic Collection series of titles.
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Promo ad for the contents reprinted in this issue; appears on the back cover.
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