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Reprinted From29 Captain America Comics #3
published May 1941
was Captain America Foils the Traitor's Revenge [Text Story on Interior Page(s)]
Captain America Comics #16
published July 1942
was Red Skull's Deadly Revenge [Story on Interior Page(s)]
Amazing Adult Fantasy #11 [U.S. Cover Price]
published April 1962
was Where Walks the Ghost? [Story on Interior Page(s)]
Amazing Fantasy #15 [U.S. Cover Price]
published September 1962
was Spider Man [Illustration on Cover, Front]
Amazing Fantasy #15 [U.S. Cover Price]
published September 1962
was Spider-Man! [Story on Interior Page(s)]
Fantastic Four #11 [U.S. Cover Price]
published February 1963
was A Visit with the Fantastic Four [Story on Interior Page(s)]
Daredevil #7
published April 1965
was In Mortal Combat with... Sub-Mariner! [Story on Interior Page(s)]
Fantastic Four Annual #3 [unnamed variant]
published October 1965
was The Wedding of Sue and Reed! [Illustration on Cover, Front]
Fantastic Four Annual #3 [unnamed variant]
published October 1965
was Bedlam at the Baxter Building! [Story on Interior Page(s)]
The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #5
published November 1968
was Here We Go-a-Plotting! [Story on Interior Page(s)]
The Silver Surfer #5
published April 1969
was And Who Shall Mourn For Him? [Illustration on Cover, Front]
The Silver Surfer #5
published April 1969
was --And Who Shall Mourn For Him? [Story on Interior Page(s)]
Thor #179 [U.S. Cover Price]
published August 1970
was A Hell on Earth [Illustration on Cover, Front]
Thor #179 [U.S. Cover Price]
published August 1970
was No More the Thunder God! [Story on Interior Page(s)]
Thor #180 [U.S. Cover Price]
published September 1970
was When Gods Go Mad! [Illustration on Cover, Front]
Thor #180 [U.S. Cover Price]
published September 1970
was When Gods Go Mad! [Story on Interior Page(s)]
Thor #181 [unnamed variant]
published October 1970
was One God Must Fall! [Illustration on Cover, Front]
Thor #181 [unnamed variant]
published October 1970
was One God Must Fall! [Story on Interior Page(s)]
The Spectacular Spider-Man Super Special #1 [unnamed variant]
published September 1995
was Planet of the Symbiotes - Part 4 [Illustration on Cover, Front]
The Spectacular Spider-Man Super Special #1 [unnamed variant]
published September 1995
was The Cycle of Life [Story on Interior Page(s)]
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Synopsis added by Craig Delich 6-10-08.
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The Masterworks edition lists Syd Shores & George Klein as inkers. Captain America is unmasked in this story and his identity revealed to the Red Skull. The Red Skull's next appearance is in Young Allies Comics #4 [his true face is also shown in this story in the guise of an expert archer].
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Voted best story in this issue by the readers according to the letters page of issue #13 (June 1962).
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This story is divided into two untitled parts (6 pp, 5 pp).
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This story contains a defense of Sue Storm's membership by Reed which appears to be a justification of her membership. It will be another year before Sue is given additional forcefield powers to "beef up" her abilities.
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DD changes from a yellow-and-red costume to an all-red this issue.
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John Romita did preliminary layouts for this feature that were then completely redone by Marie Severin. According to an interview with Marie in Fans of Central Jersey, she wrote this story, which was edited by Stan Lee.
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Romita credit per Nick Caputo, August 2012. Previous indexer listed John Buscema as possible penciller. A rejected cover drawn by Buscema exists.
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In the letters page of Sub-Mariner #19 Roy Thomas notes that Bill Everett was colorist for "recent issues" of the Silver Surfer.
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Verpoorten and Romita credits per Nick Caputo, revised Feb 2012. Joe Sinnott credit per Sinnott's personal records, although Nick believes it is in error.
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Pages 12 and 13 of the story are half pages.
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Cover art credits in dispute. Sinnott's personal records have pencils credited to Marie Severin. Nick Caputo, based in part on viewing the original art in John Buscema, Michaelangelo of Comics, credits Buscema, although Marie Severin made corrections and added background figures. Nick notes that Marie also likely produced the original cover rough which is why, along with her corrections that Sinnott may have seen her name credited. Mike Burkey showed the actual original art to Neal Adams who stated that he penciled the cover, which is also credited on his personal checklist at nealadams.com.
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Sinnott inks credit from Sinnott's personal records. Nick Caputo, via the GCD Error Tracker (Error 2083, 24 August 2009), believes that Sinnott's records are in error and the cover was inked by John Verpoorten. Tony Rose concurs (3 December 2010). Nick also believes that Marie Severin provided additional corrections/additions/alterations on backgrounds.
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Pages 12 and 13 of the story were only half pages (per Michel Faber, June 10, 2006).
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Green Goblin's face in lower left section of cover by John Romita.
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Continued in the next 2 issues.
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Story continues in the following issue.
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Drug references in the story meant that it could not be approved by the Comics Code.
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1st episode of the revived series. Doc's previous appearances include MARVEL FEATURE #1 (January 1972) and AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #109 (June 1972).
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