Comics quote: A lot of comic actors derive their main force from childish behavior. Most great comics are doing such silly things; you’d say, ‘That’s what a child would do.’ Read more to view detail, some with related videos clips.
COVER BY: JACK KIRBY
WRITER: STAN LEE
LARRY LIEBER
JERRY SIEGEL
ROBERT BERNSTEIN
ERNIE HART
PENCILS: JACK KIRBY
DICK AYERS
COLORED BY: MICHAEL KELLEHER
THE STORY:
Turn back the clock to 1962. After the debut of a quiet little magazine called The Fantastic Four and a relatively unknown teen hero named Spider-Man, Mighty Marvel decided to go out on a limb and put these two risky ideas together into a featuring starring…The Human Torch. With Jack Kirby on art, man, talk about yer risky business, True Believers.
But, believe it or not, yes, even with that kind of pedigree it was a sure-fire hit! Johnny Storm the thrill-seeking, impulsive teen wonder of the Fantastic Four set the world on fire in these scorchin’ solo stories!
He’s going to head-to-head against none other than Namor the Sub-Mariner, Spider-Man, Captain America, Paste-Pot Pete, the Wizard, the Sandman and the Living Bomb! If that ain’t diagnosis teenage angst, than you can call me Freud!
Collecting Strange Tales #101-107 and ANNUAL #2.
272 PGS./All Ages …$49.99
PRICE: 49.99
IN STORES: September 20, 2006
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