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Issue: What If? #34

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Publication Date: August 1982

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Issues: #34 of 47 Issues (84 Printings)

Title:

Variant: Direct Edition

Rating: Approved by the Comics Code Authority

Publisher: Flag

Marvel

Brand: Marvel Comics Group

Indicia Publisher: Marvel Comics Group

On Sale Date: 05/18/1982

Volume: 1

Pages: 52

ISBN: none

UPC/EAN: none

Price: £0.50 GBP
$1.00 USD

Indicia Frequency: Approved by the Comics Code Authority

Content Items: 68 (64 stories, 1 cover)

Editor(s): Tom DeFalco (Editor); Linda Grant (Assistant Editor)

Notes: This is an all humor issue, often with multiple one-panel bits. All letterer credits added 2005 by Steven Tice. On-sale date from Amazing Heroes #11.

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Format

Publication Type: Comic Book

Color: color

Dimensions: standard Modern Age US

Paper Stock: glossy cover; newsprint interior

Binding: saddle-stitched

Publishing Format: was ongoing series

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2 What If? #34 [Direct Edition]

What If? #34 [Newsstand]

Reprinted In66

65 Content Items

reprinted 65 times as/in other Issues.

1 Content Item
- What If Iron Man Had an Eating Problem Instead of a Drinking Problem? [Story on Interior Page(s)]1

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Illustration

Stan Lee had a gentleman's agreement with DC Comics never to infringe on copyrights by making an opposite-sex version of a character. Wonder Man, who seems like a male version of Wonder Woman from the sound of it, appeared in Avengers #9. He was killed off by the end and Stan Lee assured DC he would never come back.

Power Girl first appeared in 1976 in All Star Comics #58. It was not a one-time appearance, this was an ongoing character. Stan was mad, the gentleman's agreement was off, and Wonder Man came back to life in Avengers #152.

Mark Gruenwald did this gag as an in-joke to this controversy, with a female version of Power Man - Marvel's Power Girl.

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