Len Wein Reihenfolge der Bücher

The 1970s era of the Fantastic Four continues with contributions from legendary creators like Roy Thomas and John Buscema. This volume features intense storylines, including the Frightful Four's surprise attack led by Thundra, and the pivotal moment when Sue Storm leaves the team. New characters emerge, such as an Inhuman joining the FF, alongside familiar faces like Agatha Harkness and Doctor Doom. The collection also includes Giant-Size adventures and significant plotlines involving Franklin Richards and Namor's invasion of New York.

The narrative features the rebirth of the X-Men, with Professor X assembling a diverse new team, including Wolverine and Storm, to rescue the original members. This storyline is marked by intense personal conflicts and progressive themes, showcasing pivotal moments such as Wolverine's clash with Cyclops and the tragic death of an X-Man. Enhanced with restored artwork and bonus materials, this collection encapsulates a transformative era in comics, highlighting the evolution of superhero teams. It includes key issues from X-MEN and GIANT-SIZE X-MEN.

The revelation of Peter Parker's secret identity as Spider-Man sets off a chain of chaotic events, including dinosaur battles and plots against his sanity. With familiar foes like the Green Goblin and new threats like the Molten Man, Spider-Man faces immense challenges. Amidst the action, personal stakes rise as Peter proposes to Mary Jane, adding emotional depth to the turmoil. The story features significant characters and team-ups, showcasing a blend of thrilling conflicts and pivotal moments in Spider-Man's life.

The narrative follows the unconventional Defenders as they face off against Nebulon and the Squadron Sinister, leading to pivotal changes in the team dynamics with the introduction of Nighthawk. Alongside iconic characters like Luke Cage and Daredevil, Valkyrie seeks to uncover her identity amidst a backdrop of absurdity and social commentary crafted by Steve Gerber. This collection showcases a blend of bizarre villains, including the Headmen and Sons of the Serpent, while featuring issues that have influenced the series' legacy.

A collection of triumph and tragedy for the Hulk, complete with a rampage against friend and foe alike! The only thing bigger than the Hulk's anger is his love for Jarella, so when he's shrunk down and able to return her microscopic world of K'ai, our big green buddy couldn't be happier. But a return to Earth leads to tragedy, and, well, that's when things are going to get smashed. Heart-broken and enraged, nothing can stop Hulk's rampage, not S.H.I.E.L.D., not the Defenders, not even the might of the Absorbing Man. Only when Doc Samson arrives to delve into the mind of man and monster can the world hope to cure Bruce Banner. Also featuring the introduction of Doctor Druid, a classic Hulk story by Jim Starlin and an Annual featuring the newest creation of the Enclave--the utopian scientists who created Adam Warlock! COLLECTING: INCREDIBLE HULK (1968) #201-226 & ANNUAL (1968) #6.

This collection features more of Thor's classic comic adventures, including some of Thor legen Walt Simonson's first work on the character When writer Len Wein is joined by all-time great Thor artist Walter Simonson, there's no question that what's in store will be legendary! Odin has disappeared. Asgard needs its All-Father so Thor ventures across the vastness of space to find him. His adventures will bring him into conflict with the Enchantress and the Executioner, the Destroyer and, of course, Loki. Then, Roy Thomas and John Buscema take up the hammer. They'll tap deep into Thor's mythic roots, crafting amazing adventures featuring the death of Balder, the Midgard Serpent and a new Norse Thor. Also featuring rare Thor and Hercules stories from Marvel Preview, a team-up with the Guardians of the Galaxy against Korvac, and the beginning of the epic Eternals saga!

The narrative explores the duality of a mysterious creature from the Louisiana bayou, known as the Swamp Thing, who is perceived both as a monster and a god. It delves into themes of benevolence and wrath, showcasing the complexities of this character. Created by writer Len Wein and artist Bernie Wrightson, this Absolute Edition presents a haunting tale that intertwines the lives of man and monster, solidifying the Swamp Thing's unique place in American folklore and comic history.

Die Anfänge von Swamp Thing erzählen die Geschichte des Wissenschaftlers Alec Holland, der durch einen Terroranschlag zum Monster wird. Auf der Suche nach Rache kämpft er gegen Missverständnisse und andere Kreaturen, während er die Welt durchstreift. Dieser Band versammelt die frühen Abenteuer des Horror-Comics aus den 70ern und 80ern.

"Hulk is the strongest! Why? Because it's hard not to be when you go from strength to strength with artists Herb Trimpe and Sal Buscema. Trimpe defined The Incredible Hulk in an artistic tenure stretching from 1968 to 1975. When Sal Buscema took over the reins, not only did the series land another great talent, but one who, unbelievably, would have a tenure longer than even Trimpe's. Add to that Len Wein writing some of his greatest Hulk stories--including the first appearance of Wolverine! The adventures collected here include Hulk smashing his way through the Mole Man, the Gremlin, the Shaper of Worlds, Doc Samson, the Abomination and, of course, the never-ending military machinations of Gen. Thunderbolt Ross"--Back cover

Len Wein lifts Mjolnir aloft and rallies forth the armies of Asgard! When the Time-Twisters seek to destroy Earth, Thor embarks on an adventure with Zarrko the Tomorrow Man. It's a battle through time (with dinosaurs!) that will impress you to the end. Then, Thor fights the Firelord in the jungles of Latin America and only Jane Foster can save him! The Warriors Three ramble off on a solo adventure, while Thor returns to Asgard to face the one and only Mangog! Their battle will rage across the Fabled Realm, taking Thor to the Hel in a quest to save Odin. Also featuring all-new "Tales of Asgard," Thor vs. Ulik the Troll and a giant, 42-page Annual epic with Hercules! COLLECTING: Thor (1966) 242-259, Annual (1966) 5; Marvel Spotlight (1971) 30; material from Marvel Treasury Edition (1974) 10