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Marvel Masterworks: The Vision and the Scarlet Witch Vol. 1 HC

Gormuu — Sun, 11 Aug 2024 20:42:19 +0000

Marvel Masterworks: The Vision and the Scarlet Witch Vol. 1 HC

Reprints: The Vision and the Scarlet Witch (1985) #1-12, West Coast Avengers #2, material from Marvel Super-Heroes #10, Solo Avengers #5, Marvel Fanfare #6, 14, 32, 48 & 58

(Vol. 376 in the Marvel Masterworks Library)

First Print
Release Date: March 26, 2025

REGULAR ISBN: 978-1-302-96221-0 • List Price: $100.00
VARIANT ISBN: 978-1-302-96222-7 • List Price: $100.00
VARIANT PRINT RUN: TBA

Printed by TBA

488 pages

Written by Steve Englehart with Mike W. Barr, Roger McKenzie, Michael Higgins, Bill Mantlo, Dennis Mallonee & Richard Howell

Penciled by Richard Howell with Al Milgrom, Sandy Plunkett, Rick Leonardi, Paul Smith, Ron Wilson, Mike Mignola & John Ridgway

Cover by Richard Howell

Introduction by TBA

Collection Editor: Cory Sedlmeier
Color & Art Reconstruction: TBA

BONUS CONTENT:
• TBA

ON SALE:
• REGULAR MASTERWORKS STOREFRONT
• VARIANT MASTERWORKS STOREFRONT

DISCUSS AT THE COLLECTED EDITIONS FORUMS:
• VISION AND THE SCARLET WITCH MASTERWORKS VOL. 1 DISCUSSION

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THE VISION AND SCARLET WITCH JOIN FORCES IN THEIR VERY OWN MARVEL MASTERWORKS!

The Marvel Masterworks are proud to present a massive volume collecting the adventures of the Avengers icons — Vision and the Scarlet Witch. We’re including not just the massive 1985 maxiseries that went on to inspire WandaVision, but also rare never-before-reprinted stories that chronicle the couples’ search for acceptance. With rich storytelling and vibrant artwork, these stories explore themes of love, duty and identity, showcasing the enduring bond between two iconic characters. The Vision’s origins are explored, while the Scarlet Witch expands her powers in new and sometimes shocking ways. Wanda’s brother Quicksilver’s prejudice risks splitting their family apart. Will his choices set him on a dark path? And with Wanda’s mystic pregnancy nearing term what will Magneto’s return mean for the mother-to-be?

ISSUES REPRINTED
The Vision and the Scarlet Witch (1985) #1-12, West Coast Avengers (1985) #2, material from Marvel Super-Heroes (1990) #10, Solo Avengers #5, Marvel Fanfare #6, 14, 32, 48 & 58, What The — ?! #3

Marvel Masterworks: Fantastic Four Vol. 10 TPB

Gormuu — Wed, 23 Dec 2020 03:41:06 +0000

Marvel Masterworks: Fantastic Four Vol. 10 TPB

Reprints: Fantastic Four #94-104, Fantastic Four: The Lost Adventure #1

(Vol. 62 in the Softcover Marvel Masterworks Library)

First Print
Release Date: February 26, 2014

REGULAR EDITION ISBN: 978-0-7851-8839-1 • List Price: $24.99
VARIANT EDITION ISBN: 978-0-7851-8840-7 • List Price: $24.99
VARIANT PRINT RUN: 450

Printed by R.R. Donnelly, Salem, VA, U.S.A.

288 Pages

Written by Stan Lee

Pencilled by Jack Kirby with John Romita Sr.

Cover by Jack Kirby & Richard Isanove

Introduction by Stan Lee

Collection Editor: Cory Sedlmeier
Color & Art Reconstruction: Michael Kelleher & Kellustration

BONUS MATERIAL:

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ON SALE:
• SOFTCOVER MASTERWORKS STOREFRONT

DISCUSS AT THE COLLECTED EDITIONS FORUMS:
• FANTASTIC FOUR MASTERWORKS VOL. 10 DISCUSSION

PREVIEW IMAGES

FANTASTIC FOUR MASTERWORKS VOL. 10 AUGMENTED IN SOFTCOVER!

Certifiably the World’s Greatest Comic Collaboration, the Stan Lee/Jack Kirby Fantastic Four run stands as one of the high-water marks in the history of the medium. Their ten titanic years together laid the foundation of the Marvel Universe, and birthed more concepts and characters than any series before or since! There’s plenty of explosive action and family drama as Stan and Jack’s run comes to a close: the FF help mankind take one giant leap when the Kree’s robot Sentry tries to stop the Apollo 11 moon landing, encounter the uncanny Inhumans, and celebrate their 100th issue featuring everyone from Dr. Doom to Dragon Man! And finally, the mutant menace Magneto teams up with Namor in a bid to conquer the world! ‘Nuff said!

ISSUES REPRINTED
Fantastic Four #94-104, Fantastic Four: The Lost Adventure #1

Marvel Masterworks: Fantastic Four Vol. 12 HC

Gormuu — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 04:16:00 +0000

Marvel Masterworks: Fantastic Four Vol. 12 HC

Reprints: Fantastic Four #117-128

(Vol. 132 in the Marvel Masterworks Library)

First Print
Release Date: February 10, 2010

REGULAR EDITION ISBN: 978-0-7851-4218-8 • List Price: $54.99
VARIANT EDITION ISBN: 978-0-7851-4219-5 • List Price: $54.99
VARIANT PRINT RUN: 1214

Printed by R.R. Donnelly Asia Printing Solutions, Dongguan, Guangdong, China

272 Pages

Written by Stan Lee, Roy Thomas & Archie Goodwin

Penciled by John Buscema

Cover by John Buscema

Preface by Stan Lee
Introduction by Roy Thomas

Collection Editor: Cory Sedlmeier
Color & Art Reconstruction: Wil Glass & All Thumbs Creative

BONUS CONTENT:
• Cover to Fantastic Four Annual #9

ON SALE:
• REGULAR MASTERWORKS STOREFRONT
• VARIANT MASTERWORKS STOREFRONT

DISCUSS AT THE COLLECTED EDITIONS FORUMS:
• FANTASTIC FOUR MASTERWORKS VOL. 12 DISCUSSION

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STAN LEE WINDS UP HIS LEGENDARY RUN IN FF MASTERWORKS VOL. 12!

The one and only First Family of Super-Heroing continue their mind-bogglingly imaginative adventures in stories crafted by some of the medium’s greatest storytellers. Lead by Stan “The Man” Lee – in the culmination of his incomparable FF run – and the phenomenal artistry of John Buscema and Joe Sinnott, Mr. Fantastic, the Invisible Girl, the Human Torch and the ever-lovin’ blue-eyed Thing face-off against their greatest adversary ever. In a word…Galactus!

The world devourer returns and either the Silver Surfer must submit to his will or the Earth dies! It’s a four-part epic that will make a True Believer out of comic fans young and old. That’s worth the price of admission alone, but since we’re so nice there’s also the Human Torch’s struggle to rescue his lady love Crystal from the alchemical clutches of Diablo; a progressive parable of social consciousness in the Marvel Manner championed by Stan Lee; the secret of the Monster from the Lost Lagoon; and Roy Thomas’ regular-series writing debut on a three-part saga featuring the menacing Mole Man and sultry Kala, Queen of the Netherworld – and topped of with a retelling of the FF’s origin!

Guest-starring the Inhumans, the Black Panther, the world’s weirdest babysitter—Agatha Harkness—and Richard Nixon, it’s a comic extravaganza as only mighty Marvel can make them!

ISSUES REPRINTED
Fantastic Four #117-128

Marvel Masterworks: Fantastic Four Vol. 11 HC

Gormuu — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 21:44:00 +0000

Marvel Masterworks: Fantastic Four Vol. 11 HC

Reprints: Fantastic Four #105-116

(Vol. 103 in the Marvel Masterworks Library)

First Print
Release Date: September 17, 2008

REGULAR EDITION ISBN: 978-0-7851-3046-8 • List Price: $54.99
VARIANT EDITION ISBN: 978-0-7851-3047-5 • List Price: $54.99
VARIANT PRINT RUN: 1400

Printed in the U.S.A.

272 Pages

Written by Stan Lee with Archie Goodwin

Penciled by John Buscema with John Romita & Jack Kirby

Cover by John Buscema

Introduction by Jon B. Cooke

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

BONUS CONTENT:

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ON SALE:
• REGULAR MASTERWORKS STOREFRONT
• VARIANT MASTERWORKS STOREFRONT

DISCUSS AT THE COLLECTED EDITIONS FORUMS:
• FANTASTIC FOUR MASTERWORKS VOL. 11 DISCUSSION THREAD 1
• FANTASTIC FOUR MASTERWORKS VOL. 11 DISCUSSION THREAD 2

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THE POST-KIRBY ERA OF FANTASTIC FOUR STARTS HERE!

The World’s Greatest Comic Magazine marches forward with a great new artist, Big John Buscema and the same great man, Stan ‘The Man,’ ‘natch, in a fresh set of epic adventures as only mighty Marvel can make ’em!

It all begins when Johnny Storm’s ladylove, Crystal must leave the polluted human world for the Inhumans’ sanctuary, but within her lies the secret solution to freeing the Thing from his rocky prison. Then, as Benjamin Grimm emerges with the power to change into the Thing at will, Reed Richards must descend into the dark of the Negative Zone to face entropic Annihilus and the mysterious Janus, the Nega-Man.

But what good is controlling your powers, when you’re losing control of your mind? The Thing goes on a rampage and New York City better look out because it can only end in the biggest, the baddest, the best fist-pounding, building-toppling, earth-shaking slobbernocker in Marvel history! The ever-lovin’ blue-eyed Thing goes toe-to-toe with the gamma-powered goliath, the Incredible Hulk, and only one will walk out alive.

That’s not all, though! Before the FF and collect themselves, the all-powerful Over-Mind descends on the planet Earth, and you know it ain’t going to be good for real estate values when the Watcher shows up, too. It’s a menace so great that even the evil Dr. Doom joins forces with the FF, so reserve your copy today, True Believer, there’s plenty more classics to come!

ISSUES REPRINTED
Fantastic Four #105-116

Marvel Masterworks: Fantastic Four Vol. 10 HC

Gormuu — Thu, 09 Feb 2006 03:45:00 +0000

Marvel Masterworks: Fantastic Four Vol. 10 HC

Reprints: Fantastic Four #94-104

(Vol. 62 in the Marvel Masterworks Library)

First Print
Release Date: May 24, 2006

REGULAR EDITION ISBN: 0-7851-2061-0 • List Price: $49.99
VARIANT EDITION ISBN: 0-7851-2062-9 • List Price: $54.99
VARIANT PRINT RUN: 1550

Printed in the U.S.A.

256 Pages

Written by Stan Lee

Penciled by Jack Kirby with John Romita Sr.

Cover by Jack Kirby

Introduction by Stan Lee

Collection Editor: Cory Sedlmeier
Color & Art Reconstruction: Wil Glass & All Thumbs Creative, Michael Kelleher

BONUS CONTENT:

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ON SALE:
• REGULAR MASTERWORKS STOREFRONT
• VARIANT MASTERWORKS STOREFRONT

DISCUSS AT THE COLLECTED EDITIONS FORUMS:
• FANTASTIC FOUR MASTERWORKS VOL. 10 DISCUSSION THREAD

INTERVIEW WITH EDITOR CORY SEDLMEIER:

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February 8, 2006

GORMUU: So, it’s here! FF Vol. 10! The whole Lee/Kirby legacy reprinted in Masterworks, much thanks to your efforts! What’s next for Cory Sedlmeier…are you going to Disney World?

CORY: I’ve got a car rusting in Ohio and an itch for a road trip. To heck with the Mouse, I’m going hiking in Canada!

GORMUU: In our interview for the release of FF Vol. 9, you said you planned to make FF Vol. 10 a book to remember, with lots of bonus materials and goodies. How is that part of the book’s production going?

CORY: The pieces are starting to fall into place. I don’t want to speak too early since assignments are still being confirmed and materials tied down. Check back in a month and maybe I’ll be willing to tip my hand.

GORMUU: Who do you have lined up to write the introduction?

CORY: Who else? Stan The Man! He just turned it in today, actually!

GORMUU: We’ve seen FF volumes on a relative fast-track compared to the scheduling of other character lines. What accounts for the speed at which we’ve seen the FF come down the line? Is it sales success, enthusiasm to complete the Lee/Kirby run, or you’re just tired of Lockjaw slobbering all over you when you’re putting these books together?

CORY: With the FF movie out last year we just couldn’t turn down the opportunity to roll out two volumes. Beyond that Fantastic Four is just the obvious big gun in the Masterworks holster. You don’t rebuild support for something like the Masterworks with Nick Fury and Sub-Mariner when you’ve got Spider-Man and the Fantastic Four at your disposal.

GORMUU: Should Masterworks fans expect a bit of a slowdown now that the milestone Vol. 10 will be out come May?

CORY: Quite possibly. With the addition of so many new characters into the Masterworks library, we have to make room in the schedule for the Ant-Man’s, Captain Marvel’s and Fury’s somehow. The flipside of diversifying is that it also puts a premium on patience as some characters are forced into a slower rotation.

GORMUU: What are some of your favorite stories from the first 10 volumes of FF Masterworks?

CORY: #66/67 with the Beehive and “Him” is a personal favorite—dig that Adam Warlock. The Galactus Trilogy goes without saying, but I guess I just said it. The tension in Annual #6 is great. I always had a soft spot for issue #8. Anytime Stan and Jack referred to real world events you can sign me up. Kruschev banging his shoe on a podium? The Apollo 11 moon mission? Pure gold. A lot issues I have odd affinities for, like #19 where I had to go through the entire issue flopping the O and A in “pharaoh” so it was correctly spelled incorrectly again. Although it took until the Omnibus, I was glad to finally get the missing man back on the issue #1 cover.

GORMUU: With the completion of this major milestone in Masterworks history, what do you feel qualifies as the next big milestone that Masterworks can achieve?

CORY: The Atlas Era hero revival sounds like fun to me! I’ve got a few more monsters to get out of my system first, though.

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FANTASTIC. FOUR. MASTERWORKS. VOLUME. 10. ‘ NUFF SAID.

Certifiably the World’s Greatest Comic Collaboration, the Stan Lee/Jack Kirby Fantastic Four run stands as one of the high-water marks in the history of the medium. The ten titanic years on the title laid the very foundation of the Marvel Universe, and birthed more amazing concepts and creative characters than perhaps any series before or since. In this tenth Masterworks volume, we celebrate the entire Lee/Kirby run with essays by critics, creators and luminaries in the field of comics.

But it just ain’t waxing nostalgic, True Believer! This is a Marvel comic, after all! Expect plenty of explosive action and family drama a-go-go as the FF build up to their 100th issue featuring everyone from Doc Doom to Dragon Man! They’ll also help mankind take one giant leap when the Kree’s robot Sentry tries to stop the Apollo 11 moon landing! Just for good measure, we’ll throw in the uncanny Inhumans and Attilan, and the whole shebang comes to a head when the mutant menace, Magneto, teams up with Namor in a bid to conquer the world—Nixon is not pleased!

ISSUES REPRINTED
Fantastic Four #94-104