Marvel

Marvel Comics Presents

#1-8,25-35

Every couple of issues contains a story line involving characters from one of Marvel's monthly books.
#1-8 feature Shang Chi, Master of Kung Fu
#26-35 feature Coldblood
Art: Paul Gulacy (#25-34)

Master of Kung Fu

#20-122; Giant Size 1-4; Annual #1

Shang Chi (which means the rising and advancing of the spirit) is a martial arts expert who finds himself being pursued by the society of assassins under his father, the infamous Fu Manchu. Master of Kung-Fu is a masterpiece in writing, and art.
Art: Paul Gulacy (#22, 29-30, 34-35, 38-50 and Giant Size #2)

The Return of Shang-Chi Master of Kung Fu: Bleeding Black

In this special issue Shang Chi must face the facts... his time on this earth is limited.
Art: Paul Gulacy

Deadly Hands of Kung Fu

#3-14,16-18,29,33; Special 1

This black and white magazine features more Kung Fu fighting adventures of Shang-Chi.
Art: Paul Gulacy (#3) Ruby Nebres (#33)

Werewolf by Night

#20-34; Giant Size #2-5

Jack Russell turns into a werewolf and defends the city at night. He is often mistaken for the bad guy.
In #43 there is a guest appearance of Iron Man.
Art: Don Perlin (#43)

Astonishing Tales (featuring Deathlok)

#25-27,30,31

Michael Collins was a computer programmer who was murdered. His brain was placed in a cyborg body. Now he fights for the humanity he lost.
Doug co-created Deathlok.

Planet of the Apes

This is a series based on the movie.
Art: Tom Sutton (#29)
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The Hulk!

#14 Annual #9

Bruce Banners, a scientist, was exposed to a gamma bomb and transformed into his repressed dark side, a huge brute, the Hulk. This is a magazine "printed in Super Marvel Color."
Art: Ron Wilson & Ruby Nebres (#14)

Rampaging Hulk

#1-22

More adventures of Bruce as the Hulk. Rampaging Hulk was printed as a black and white magazine.
Art: Walt Simonson & Alfredo Alcala (#1-2)

Moon Knight

(1983) #1-15, 17-33

Moon Knight was created by Doug
Art: Bill Sienkiewicz (#1)
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Moon Knight

(1997) 1-4

Art: Tommy Lee Edwards
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Moon Knight Special Edition

#1

Moon Knight and the Master of Kung Fu go to Mordillo's Island where they face all kinds of strange enemies.
Mordillo is actually the name of a European artist Doug admires.
Art: Art Nichols

Moon Knight: High Strangeness

#1-4

This was a mini series were Moon Knight investigates many topics covered in the Big Books that Doug wrote. The title on the cover is a miss print. It should be "High Strangeness" not "High Strangers".

The Toxic Avenger

#1-11

The Toxic Avenger #9 --
Kool Mo Doug, Riff Rap RamRod Mos' Master, Groove Mondo Mando G., BackBeat Rippin' Rick P., Scritch-Scratcher Flash Bobbies, Hue Spew Sali Jim Jam, Warning Labeler P.P. Kool Toke, Flygirl Tom Defalco, Editor with Attitude (These are the credits on the splash page of #9. (This is not a hip-hop series, just one issue.) This series is goofy like Alan Grant's Lobo series, just not as gory.
Art: Rod Ramos

Godzilla

#1-24

Unlike the most recent run of Godzilla under the Dark Horse label, this series was published before the days of G-force, the days when Godzilla could be treated as a good guy. S.H.I.E.L.D. was all the G-force this series needed. As with the 90’s Godzilla books, Marvel only had the rights to use Godzilla in the comics. This means that Mothra, Ghidora, Rodan, etc. did not appear in them. In place were appearances by the Fantastic Four, a giant Shogun Warrior type robot named Red Ronin, and a giant bat-like creature called Batragon. This could be where Kevin Maguire got (stole?) the idea for Bagora, the monster featured in Godzilla #3 and #4.
Art: Herb Trimpe

Shogun Warriors

#1-14,16-20

Art: Herb Trimpe
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Marvel Super Action

#1

This was the first Weirdworld story.
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Marvel Super Special

#10-13

Every couple of issues contains a story line involving characters from one of Marvel's monthly books.
#10 features Star-Lord
#11-13 feature Weirdworld

Marvel Fanfare

#24-26

Every issues contains a story line involving characters from one or more of Marvel's monthly books.
#24 Features Weirdworld

Marvel Premiere

#17-19,38,41,61

Every couple of issues contains a story line involving characters from one of Marvel's monthly books.
#38 features Weirdworld
#41 features Seeker 3000
#61 features Star-Lord

Marvel Preview

#1,5-6,8,12-13,18,21-22,26,28,33

Each issue is a preview of a series marvel may print monthly.
This issue #12 is The Haunt of Horror a collection of short Horror stories in a black and white magazine format.
Art: Mike Kaluta (#12)

Bizarre Adventures

#26

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Marvel Spotlight

(1979) #1-7,28,29

Every couple of issues contains a story line involving characters from one of Marvel's monthly books.
#1-3 feature Captain Marvel Art: Pat Broderick

Captain Marvel

#56,58-62

This story continues in Marvel Spotlight #1.
Walter Lawson is the cosmic hero Captain Marvel. Defending earth from the evil of the galaxy.
Art: Pat Broderick (#56, 58-62)

Chamber of Chills

#7

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Chillers Giant Size

(1975) #1

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Creatures on the Loose

#30,31

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The Deep

(movie adaptation)

A comic adaptation of the Columbia pictures movie. Some SCUBA divers find sunken treasure, and a Sea Serpent guarding it. "Is anything worth the terror of... The Deep"
Art: Carmine Infantino

The Island of Dr. Moreau

(movie adaptation)

A comic adaptation of the American International Film.
Andrew Braddock finds himself on a island with Humanoid animals. Will he be able to escape?
Art: Larry Hama

Doc Savage

(1976 b/w magazine) #1-8

Doc Savage is a crime fighter who is the best at everything. Doc Savage, like Rampaging Hulk and Deadly hands of Kung Fu is a black and white magazine.
Art: Ernie Chan (#8)

Dracula Lives

#3, 5, 6, 8-12

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Fantastic Four

#219,222-231; Annual #15

The four crew members of an experimental rocket were exposed to cosmic rays during a test flight. Each gained super powers and be came a the super hero team The Fantastic Four.
Art: Bill Sienkienicz & Joe Sminott (#219)

Fear

#25-28

This series features Morbius.
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Frankenstein

#12-17

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Inhumans

#1-12

The Inhumans are team of super heroes that fight in outer space as well as on Earth. Each team member has his own special powers.
In issue #12 there is a guest appearance of the Hulk.
Art: Keith Polland (#10)

Iron Fist

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Ka-Zar

(1974) #10-20

Ka-Zar is a barbarian in a wild jungle. Ka-Zar is similar to Kull and Conan. He has a big Sabertooth Tiger for a pet.

Kull

(Original series) #2, 16-20; (1982 mini-series) #2

Kull is a barbarian warrior. He spends most of each issue hacking away at monsters with his sword and ax. Kull is from the creators of Conan.
Art: John Bolton (#2) Ed Hannian and Alfredo Alcala (#20)

Kull and the Barbarians

(b/w magazine) #3

More tales of Kulls and his many adventures.
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Legion of Monsters

#1

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Marvel Two-in-One Annual

#6

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Monsters Unleashed

#6-11

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Savage Fists of Kung Fu

(b/w magazine)

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Savage Tales

#7,8,11

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Conan Saga

#17, 33, 35

Conan Saga was basically reprints of The Savage Sword of Conan.
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Savage Sword of Conan

#9

Contained Classic Conan, King Kull, Red Sonja and Solomon Kane stories.

King Conan

#9-15

Art: John Bescemg (#9)
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Conan the Barbarian: The Skull of Set

Graphic Novel

Here is an excerpt from the back cover:
"Hired to escort a precious war wagon across Argos, Conan becomes trapped in schemes within schemes and wars within wars.
"Pursued by Hillman bandits on one side and soldiers on the other, Conan rescues four figures stranded on the road -- a fleeing aristocrat and his beautiful wife, a pampered merchant, and a mysterious priestess of Mitra.
"A hellish storm leaves them isolated and surrounded on a high plateau- the haunted final battle field of an ancient war between gods and demons. Then reality begins to bend..."

Art: Paul Gulacy.

Tales of the Zombie

#3-7,9,10

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Thor

#303,308,310-322,324-328

The Norse thunder god was aided by Eric Masterson in a battle against the Maniacal Mongoose. Eric was worthy to wield the Uru Hammer and now possesses the power of Thor.
Art: Keith Polland and Gene Day (#1)

Unknown Worlds of Science Fiction

#3,6

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Vampire Tales

#4-7,9-11

Art: Paul Gulacy (#7)
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Wolverine: Doombringer

This is an exciting Wolverine story that fits into the early issues of the Wolverine series. Doug brings out that memorable Wolverine additude so well.
Art: Michael Putkiewitz

Morbius Revisited

#2

Michael Morbius, an award-winning biologist, has turned himself into a vampire. He has been searching for a cure ever since the accidental experiment that transformed him.

Seeker 3000

#1 (reprint)

This comic is about the starship Seeker 3000 and its crew. The crew, as well as cells to clone humans and other animals from earth have "fled a dying Earth to seek salvation in the stars."
Originally published as Marvel Premiere #41.

Marvel Classics Comics

#13, 16, 19, 22, 25, 29-30, 32-36

Each issue is a comic adaptation of a classic book like The Invisible Man, Robin Hood, and Robinson Crusoe.
Art: "The Tribe" (#19)