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Marvel Team-Up Annual #4
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pyrotwilightWell I haven't been participating much in the 30 Days of Winter posts school stuff making it hard but I had to make sure to chime in on this day.
Not quite sure if this fits exactly since it's not really comics for LGBTQ readers but it does feature a Gay character so I'll assume it's okay.
Back in 2004 Marvel Team Up had a 25 issue run ending in 2006 just prior to Civil War. Written by Robert Kirkman (of Invincible fame) it had many fun little odd team-ups with the like of say Punisher and Blade "teaming" up and so on. Lots of fun. But my memories of the series will always be of one awesome character who was introduced at the very end of the run in issue 20 his name : Freedom Ring.
He didn't have quite a good end and many readers were outraged at his final fate but without getting into the broohaha that was his end let's see how his story began and the fun the character was.
7 pages from issue 20
5 pages from 21
Each from 22 page stories
( Freedom Shall Ring )
Not quite sure if this fits exactly since it's not really comics for LGBTQ readers but it does feature a Gay character so I'll assume it's okay.
Back in 2004 Marvel Team Up had a 25 issue run ending in 2006 just prior to Civil War. Written by Robert Kirkman (of Invincible fame) it had many fun little odd team-ups with the like of say Punisher and Blade "teaming" up and so on. Lots of fun. But my memories of the series will always be of one awesome character who was introduced at the very end of the run in issue 20 his name : Freedom Ring.
He didn't have quite a good end and many readers were outraged at his final fate but without getting into the broohaha that was his end let's see how his story began and the fun the character was.
7 pages from issue 20
5 pages from 21
Each from 22 page stories
( Freedom Shall Ring )
Spider-man/Daredevil: The 80s
Nov. 25th, 2010 10:05 pmbadficwriterDaredevil's main title is firmly in the grip of Frank Miller. So, the first time in a while, we see Matt Murdock in Spidey's title instead. (mega-long post below!)( Read more... )
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
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- char: black widow/natasha romanova,
- char: daredevil/matt murdock,
- char: iron fist/daniel rand,
- char: j. jonah jameson sr.,
- char: moon knight/marc spector,
- char: power man/luke cage,
- char: purple man/zebediah killgrave,
- char: spider-man/peter parker,
- creator: al milgrom,
- creator: art adams,
- creator: bill mantlo,
- creator: christopher priest/james owsley,
- creator: dennis o'neil,
- creator: ed hannigan,
- creator: frank miller,
- creator: greg larocque,
- creator: herb trimpe,
- creator: j. m. dematteis,
- creator: jim mooney,
- creator: kerry gammill,
- creator: klaus janson,
- creator: luke mcdonnell,
- creator: mike esposito,
- creator: mike mignola,
- creator: ron frenz,
- creator: tom defalco,
- publisher: marvel comics,
- title: amazing spider-man,
- title: marvel team-up
ficticonsScott Lang was Marvel's second Ant-Man and (by my calculations) the person who had the name and the suit for the longest time. He's someone I'd like to see more of around here*, so to contribute to that and to One Perfect Moment week, here is one of his early adventures.
It's from Marvel Team-Up #103 (March 1981), by David Michelinie (writer), Jerry Bingham (penciler), Mike Esposito (inker), Diana Albers (letterer), and Bob Sharen (colorist). The story is called "The Assassin Academy" and, as the title of the comic and the post indicates, involves him teaming up with Spider-Man.
6 pages and 3 panels from a 22-page story.
( Presenting: Spider-Man and Ant-Man in: 'The Assassin Academy' )
( One Perfect Context is for the Weak, maybe? )
( Story continued )
( Scott's Perfect Moment from this comic )
( Story continued again )
tags that we don't have on-comm (but could have at delicious, maybe?) - creator:jerry_bingham, creator:mike_esposito, creator:diana_albers, creator:bob_sharen
* could one of the tag wranglers or mods please add the 'char: ant-man/scott lang' tag to this Heroes for Hire post? It could also do with a 'char: power man/luke cage' tag.
It's from Marvel Team-Up #103 (March 1981), by David Michelinie (writer), Jerry Bingham (penciler), Mike Esposito (inker), Diana Albers (letterer), and Bob Sharen (colorist). The story is called "The Assassin Academy" and, as the title of the comic and the post indicates, involves him teaming up with Spider-Man.
6 pages and 3 panels from a 22-page story.
( Presenting: Spider-Man and Ant-Man in: 'The Assassin Academy' )
( One Perfect Context is for the Weak, maybe? )
( Story continued )
( Scott's Perfect Moment from this comic )
( Story continued again )
tags that we don't have on-comm (but could have at delicious, maybe?) - creator:jerry_bingham, creator:mike_esposito, creator:diana_albers, creator:bob_sharen
* could one of the tag wranglers or mods please add the 'char: ant-man/scott lang' tag to this Heroes for Hire post? It could also do with a 'char: power man/luke cage' tag.
Those Inconsiderate Fliers
May. 24th, 2010 01:57 amlikeaminxAfter a year of lurking, here's my first post! Oh gosh I'm so nervous Someone in a comment asked for this (Sorry! I don't remember who) and I've finally got around to it.
One page each from Marvel Team-Up V3, Issues 11 and 14.
( Spider-Man on 'Armpitting' )
Suggested Tags: title: marvel team-up, char: spider-man/peter parker, char: she-hulk/jennifer walters, char: ms. marvel/carol danvers, char: invincible/mark grayson
I think this is all the tags except Nova since I'm not sure which one this is. Whichever one is younger than Spidey. If someone tells me I'll add him in.
One page each from Marvel Team-Up V3, Issues 11 and 14.
( Spider-Man on 'Armpitting' )
Suggested Tags: title: marvel team-up, char: spider-man/peter parker, char: she-hulk/jennifer walters, char: ms. marvel/carol danvers, char: invincible/mark grayson
I think this is all the tags except Nova since I'm not sure which one this is. Whichever one is younger than Spidey. If someone tells me I'll add him in.
octopedingenueAs a group of colorful fellows come gunning for Iron Man and Spider-Man, Spidey provides a lecture in fight etiquette. With helpfully numbered subheadings.
( 2 scans beneath cut )
Here endeth the lesson!
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char: spider-man/peter parker, char: iron man/tony stark, title: marvel team-up, publisher: marvel comics, creator: ross andru, creator: gerry conway
( 2 scans beneath cut )
Here endeth the lesson!
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char: spider-man/peter parker, char: iron man/tony stark, title: marvel team-up, publisher: marvel comics, creator: ross andru, creator: gerry conway
Spidey's Belated Buttstravaganza
Mar. 15th, 2010 12:31 amskaljaDepending on your interpretation, this is either a belated entry to Gratuitious Butt Shot Week Fortnight Week, with bonus bondage and atrocious fashion, or it's the entry post for either Atrocious Fashion Week or Bondage Week (or both!), with lots of bonus butt shots.
( Spidey's Butt - a brief historic overview. IMAGE-HEAVY. )
( Spidey's Butt - a brief historic overview. IMAGE-HEAVY. )
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- char: spider-man/peter parker,
- creator: bob layton,
- creator: brett breeding,
- creator: colleen doran,
- creator: jim cheung,
- creator: john romita jr.,
- creator: marcos martin,
- creator: mark bagley,
- creator: mike mckone,
- creator: ron frenz,
- creator: ron garney,
- creator: ross andru,
- creator: steve mcniven,
- creator: terry dodson,
- publisher: marvel comics,
- series: atrocious fashion week,
- series: gratuitous butt shot week,
- title: amazing spider-man,
- title: marvel team-up,
- title: new avengers
skaljaPeople have been very generous about responding to my requests for vintage Marvel Team-Up, so I thought I'd respond with the issue that got me into the title in the first place. As it happens, it's a holiday story -- "Small Miracles," by J.M. DeMatteis and Kerry Gamill, issue 127. The main team-up is Spidey and Uatu (... sort of), but there's a brief cameo for you Cap fans as well.
( "Your methods may be a bit unorthodox -- but you're no quitter." )
( "Your methods may be a bit unorthodox -- but you're no quitter." )
1970s Marvel Team-Up megapost
Nov. 25th, 2009 12:34 amperletwoskalja requested some old-school Marvel Team-Up. For your sampling pleasure today I've selected four issues from 1977, #s 59, 60, 61 and 62, by Chris Claremont, John Byrne and Dave Hunt. I loved the old MTU series for its meticulous attention to continuity; it wove the team-ups around the characters' own series, yet still flowed smoothly from one story to another itself; and, as you'll see here, it was a great place to pick up and expand upon dropped plot threads and start new ones. The tricky bit here is that the individual stories are only 17 pages long, which my trusty calculator tells me makes for 5 and a half postable pages. And the plots are kind of all over the place, so this may be a bit tricky to follow, but I shall try to fill in the gaps.
We start with #59, guest starring Yellowjacket and the Wasp, titled "Some Say Spidey Will Die By Fire...Some Say By Ice!" BTW, this issue is "dedicated - with respect and admiration - to Roy Thomas." I know not why.
( Seventies Spidey could not catch an even break. Ever. )
So. What'd you guys think of the trip down memory lane?
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- char: ant-man/giant man/hank pym,
- char: captain marvel/carol danvers,
- char: human torch/johnny storm,
- char: iceman/bobby drake,
- char: mr. fantastic/reed richards,
- char: spider-man/peter parker,
- char: super-skrull,
- char: the thing/ben grimm,
- char: tigra/greer grant,
- char: wasp/giant-girl/janet van dyne,
- creator: chris claremont,
- creator: john byrne,
- publisher: marvel comics,
- title: marvel team-up
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