Marvel Age #5 - Marvel - 1983
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Marvel Age #7
Vintage · Marvel · Published: 1983 · Condition: Very Good (VG)
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- Publisher
- Marvel Comics
- Type
- Single Issue Comic
- Condition
- VG
- Date
- 1983
- Browse
- Vintage Comics
- Stock code
- CMC101895
Description
-Editorial (“The Stars of Tomorrow”) by Jim Salicrup
-Coming Attractions for September 1983
-Behind the Lines – Employee profile of Daniel Crespi by Jim Shooter
-More Heroes Behind the Scenes Dept by Carl Potts – Profile on Ann Nocenti
-Machine Man Returns by Mark Lerer
-An Annual Tradition by Robert Simpson and Mark Lerer – Insight into the year’s annuals
-The Creation of a New Limited Series: The Falcon by Jim Owsley
-The Office Handbook of the Marvel Universe (Handbook entries for staff): Jim Shooter
-A Map of the Marvel Bullpen
-A Special Preview of Marvel Tails by Jim Salicrup
-Mutants and Micronauts – A look at the creation of a Limited Series by Sandy Hausler
-Dazzler: The Graphic Novel – The behind-the-scenes story by Sandy Hausler and Mark Lerer
-The New Talent Department
-Marvel Wants You
-Letters Page
Comic · 32 pages
VG Condition
Additional information
| Weight | 70 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 26 × 17 × 0.4 cm |
| Product Type | Single Issue Comic |
| Publisher | Marvel |
| Format | American Comic |
| Condition | VG |
| Date | 1983 |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Title | Marvel Age |
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