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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5973
EAN: 9780785123736
ISBN: 0785123733
Label: Marvel Comics
Manufacturer: Marvel Comics
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 496
Publication Date: August 16, 2006
Publisher: Marvel Comics
Sales Rank: 288033
Studio: Marvel Comics
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Spider-Man teams up with Marvel's most celebrated super heroes! The Fantastic Four, the greatest team of adventurers ever assembled! The X-Men, Children of the Atom! And the Avengers, Earth's Mightiest Heroes! Plus: Namor the Sub-Mariner! Ghost Rider, Spirit of Vengeance! Captain Marvel, legendary intergalactic guardian! Dr. Strange, Master of the Mystic Arts! And the Incredible Hulk, the most powerful man-like creature ever to walk the Earth! From the far corners of the Marvel Universe they come - joining forces with the wisecracking web-slinger to strike for justice! Collects Marvel Team-Up #1-24.
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The stories aren't really bad, but neither are most of them all that good, and certainly they aren't that great.
The concept is simple, Spiderman and on a couple occasions the Human Torch team up with another hero outside of their self-named titles. These adventures taking place between issues of Amazing Spiderman or Fanatastic Four.
They tend to be one shot stories of no great depth or consequence. Though there are some 2 issue and one 3 issue stories in the collection. ... Read More
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This is one of the first essential books I bought, and I was not disappointed. Spider-Man has long been a favorite character of mine, and these early issues of his team-ups, while not great writing, are just plain fun. It was fun to see Spidey team-up with a variety of characters, from Iron Man to the Human Torch to Brother Voodoo. There's nothing earth-shattering or award-winning in here, but if you enjoyed Spidey when he was just having a good time, this is for you!
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"Essential Marvel Team-Up Volume One" collects the first twenty-four issues of "Marvel Team-Up", issues that originally appeared in the early 1970's. My assessment? This is perfectly readable 70's-era Marvel Comics fare, though one can't help but feel that the writers and artists working during the early days of "Marvel Team-Up" didn't lavish quite the creative attention on these tales as they would on the ones appearing in Marvel's flagship books like "Amazing Spider-Man", "Fantastic Four", etc. ... Read More
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Fun, completely disposable Marvel fare, apart from one slightly longer storyline that was a little deeper. Generic formula comics. Superheroes meet, have a misunderstanding, and start to beat the crud out of each other. Then they kiss and make up and go and beat the crud out of the bad guy, generally after someone, or everyone gets captured in the process.
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This massive volume collects the first twenty-four issues of Marvel Comics' Marvel Team-Up comic originally published from May 1972 to August 1974. This was Marvel's second regular monthly title to feature Spider-Man besides the flagship 'Amazing Spider-Man' that had run since 1963. Each issue pairs Spider-Man with another character from the Marvel Universe like Captain America or Iron Man. Spidey does not appear in issue 18 which instead features the Human Torch and Incredible Hulk.
Some ... Read More
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