MARVEL: AUGUST 1961 OMNIBUS HC

Reprints: Fantastic Four #1, Kathy #13, Amazing Adventures #6, Life With Millie #13, Patsy Walker #97, Journey Into Mystery #73-74, Tales to Astonish #25, Kid Colt Outlaw #101, Tales of Suspense #23, Strange Tales #90, Millie the Model #105, Linda Carter Student Nurse #2, Love Romances #96, Amazing Adult Fantasy #7, Gunsmoke Western #67, Teen-Age Romance #84, Rawhide Kid #25, Patsy and Hedy #79

First Print
Release Date: August 25, 2021

JAVIER RODRIGUEZ COVER (REGULAR EDITION) ISBN: 978-1-302-93048-6 • List Price: $150.00

JACK KIRBY COVER (DIRECT MARKET EDITION) ISBN: 978-1-302-93049-3 • List Price: $150.00

520 Pages

Written by Stan Lee with Larry Lieber

Penciled by Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko, Stan Goldberg, Jack Keller, Al Hartley & Don Heck with Dick Ayers, Paul Reinman & Bob Forgione

Cover by Javier Rodriguez
Direct Market Cover by Jack Kirby

Introduction by TBA

Collection Editor: Cory Sedlmeier
Color & Art Reconstruction: Michael Kelleher & Kellustration, Tom Mullin, Jimmy Porter

BONUS CONTENT:
• TBA

ON SALE:
• MARVEL OMNIBUS STOREFRONT

DISCUSS AT THE COLLECTED EDITIONS FORUMS:
• MARVEL: AUGUST 1961 OMNIBUS DISCUSSION

PREVIEW IMAGES

THE MONTH WAS AUGUST 1961, AND COMICS WOULD BE FOREVER CHANGED…

Fantastic Four #1 hit newsstands in August 1961, changing comic books forever. But the revolution launched by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby didn’t occur in a vacuum. Marvel released 16 other titles that month, making August 1961 a perfect snapshot of the dawning of the Marvel Age: Giant monsters stalked the earth in Strange Tales and Amazing Adventures; heroic cowboys brought justice to the wild West in Kid Colt, Outlaw and Gunsmoke Western; love broke hearts in Teen-Age Romances and Linda Carter, Student Nurse; and teenage hijinks made lighthearted fare like Millie the Model and Patsy Walker a laugh riot. Sixty years later, Marvel examines this seminal month in comics history with this oversized Omnibus edition.

ISSUES REPRINTED
Fantastic Four #1, Kathy #13, Amazing Adventures #6, Life With Millie #13, Patsy Walker #97, Journey Into Mystery #73-74, Tales to Astonish #25, Kid Colt Outlaw #101, Tales of Suspense #23, Strange Tales #90, Millie the Model #105, Linda Carter Student Nurse #2, Love Romances #96, Amazing Adult Fantasy #7, Gunsmoke Western #67, Teen-Age Romance #84, Rawhide Kid #25, Patsy and Hedy #79

Marvel Masterworks: Rawhide Kid Vol. 2 HC

Reprints: Rawhide Kid #26-35

(Vol. 87 in the Marvel Masterworks Library)

First Print
Release Date: December 19, 2007

REGULAR EDITION ISBN: 978-0-7851-2684-3 • List Price: $54.99
VARIANT EDITION ISBN: 978-0-7851-2685-0 • List Price: $54.99
VARIANT PRINT RUN: 1158

Printed in the U.S.A.

272 Pages

Written by Stan Lee

Penciled by Jack Kirby, Jack Davis, Don Heck, Dick Ayers, Gene Colan, Paul Reinman, Al Hartley & Sol Brodsky

Cover by Jack Kirby

Introduction by Mark Evanier

Collection Editor: Cory Sedlmeier
Color Reconstruction: Michael Kelleher
Art Reconstruction: Chris Fama, Michael Kelleher

BONUS CONTENT:
• Mighty Marvel Western #17-32 covers

ON SALE:
• REGULAR MASTERWORKS STOREFRONT
• VARIANT MASTERWORKS STOREFRONT

DISCUSS AT THE COLLECTED EDITIONS FORUMS:
• RAWHIDE KID MASTERWORKS VOL. 2 DISCUSSION

PREVIEW IMAGES

THE FASTEST PISTOLS ON BOTH SIDES OF THE PECOS!

They’re not just the pair that created the world’s most famous super heroes! Stan Lee and Jack Kirby prove they’re the kings of all comics, with a one, two-gun second Rawhide Kid Masterworks!

The man from the Texas town of Rawhide, Johnny Bart is the fastest draw in the wild West, but that kind of reputation doesn’t come easy – and with the law on his trail and nobody to ride by his side, it’s all for one for the Rawhide Kid. Every no-good varmint west of the Mississippi from Mister Lightning to the Barker Brothers to Jasper Jelko is looking to build his rep over the Kid’s dead body – and when you’ve got friends like Jesse James, who needs enemies!

So do yerself some good book learnin’, reserve your copy today, and one day you might be just as good as the roughest, toughest, rootin’est, tootin’est cowboy who ever kicked back a glass of milk!

ISSUES REPRINTED
Rawhide Kid #26-34