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MARATHON MASTER LIST - By Character or Team

ANT-MAN/GIANT-MAN
Tales to Astonish (#27, Jan. 1962; #35-#69, Sept. 1962-July 1965) #27 - Part 1; #35 - Pt 3; #36 - Pt 4; #37 - Pt 5; #38 - Pt 7; #39 - Pt 7; #40 - Pt 9; #41 - Pt 10; #42 - Pt 11; #43 - Pt 13; #44 - Pt 14; #45 - Pt 16; #46 - Pt 17; #47 - Pt 19; #48 - Pt 21; #49 - Pt 23; #50 - Pt 25; #51 - Pt 27; #52 - Pt 29; #53 - Pt 30 + 31; #54 - Pt 32; #55 - Pt 33; #56 - Pt 34; #57 - Pt 35; #58 - Pt 36; #59 - Pt 37; #60 - Pt 38; #61 - Pt 39; #62 - Pt 40; #63 - Pt 41; #64 - Pt 42; #65 - Pt 43; #66 - Pt 44; #67 - Pt 45; #68 - Pt 46; #69 - Pt 47

AVENGERS
The Avengers (Sept. 1963-) #1 - Part 21; #2 - Pt 25; #3 - Pt 28; #4 - Pt 32; #5 - Pt 34; #6 - Pt 36; #7 - Pt 37; #8 - Pt 38; #9 - Pt 39; #10 - Pt 40; #11 - Pt 41; #12 - Pt 42; #13 - Pt 43; #14 - Pt 44; #15 - Pt 45; #16 - Pt 46; #17 - Pt 47; #18 - Pt 48; #19 - Pt 49; #20 - Pt 50; #21 - Pt 51; #22 - Pt 52; #23 - Pt 53

CAPTAIN AMERICA
Tales of Suspense (#58, Oct. 1964-) #58 - Pt 38, #59 - Pt 39; #60 - Pt 40; #61 - Pt 41; #62 - Pt 42; #63 - Pt 43; #64 - Pt 44; #65 - Pt 45; #66 - Pt 46; #67 - Pt 47; #68 - Pt 48; #69 - Pt 49; #70 - Pt 50; #71 - Pt 51; #72 - Pt 52; #73 - Pt 53

DAREDEVIL
Daredevil (April 1964-) #1 - Part 33; #2 - Pt 35; #3 - Pt 37; #4 - Pt 39; #5 - Pt 41; #6 - Pt 43; #7 - Pt 45; #8 - Pt 47; #9 - Pt 49; #10 - Pt 51; #11 - Pt 53

DOCTOR STRANGE
Strange Tales (#110-111, July-Aug. 1963; #114, Nov. 1963-) #110 - Part 17; #111 - Pt 18; 114 - Pt 24; #115 - Pt 26; #116 - Pt 28; #117 - Pt 30; #118 - Pt 31; #119 - Pt 32; #120 - Pt 33; #121 - Pt 34; #122 - Pt 35; #123 - Pt 36; #124 - Pt 37; #125 - Pt 38; #126 - Pt 39; #127 - Pt 40; #128 - Pt 41; #129 - Pt 42; #130 - Pt 43; #131 - Pt 44; #132 - Pt 45; #133 - Pt 46; #134 - Pt 47; #135 - Pt 48; #136 - Pt 49; #137 - Pt 50; #138 - Pt 51; #139 - Pt 52; #140 - Pt 53

FANTASTIC FOUR
The Fantastic Four (Nov. 1961-) #1 - Part 1; #2 - Pt 1; #3 - Pt 1; #4 - Pt 2; #5 - Pt 2; #6 - Pt 3; #7 - Pt 4; #8 - Pt 5; #9 - Pt 6; #10 - Pt 8; #11 - Pt 9; #12 - Pt 10; #13 - Pt 12; #14 - Pt 13; #15 - Pt 15; #16 - Pt 16; #17 - Pt 18; #18 - Pt 19; #19 - Pt 22; #20 - Pt 23; #21 - Pt 26; #22 - Pt 27; #23 - Pt 29; #24 - Pt 31; #25 - Pt 32; #26 - Pt 33; #27 - Pt 34; #28 - Pt 35; #29 - Pt 36; #30 - Pt 37; #31 - Pt 38; #32 - Pt 39; #33 - Pt 40; #34 - Pt 41; #35 - Pt 42; #36 - Pt 43; #37 - Pt 44; #38 - Pt 45; #39 - Pt 46; #40 - Pt 47; #41 - Pt 48; #42 - Pt 49; #43 - Pt 50; #44 - Pt 51; #45 - Pt 52; #46 - Pt 53
The Fantastic Four Annual (1963-) #1 - Pt 20; #2 - Pt 38; #3 - Pt 51

HULK
The Incredible Hulk (May 1962-#6, March 1963) #1 - Part 2; #2 - Pt 2; #3 - Pt 4; #4 - Pt 6; #5 - Pt 8; #6 - Pt 11
Tales to Astonish (#59, Sept. 1964-) #59 - Pt 37; #60 - Pt 38; #61 - Pt 39; #62 - Pt 40; #63 - Pt 41; #64 - Pt 42; #65 - Pt 43; #66 - Pt 44; #67 - Pt 45; #68 - Pt 46; #69 - Pt 47; #70 - Pt 48; #71 - Pt 49; #72 - Pt 50; #73 - Pt 51; #74 - Pt 52; #75 - Pt 53

HUMAN TORCH
Strange Tales (#101-134, Oct. 1962-July 1965) #101 - Part 5; #102 - Pt 6; #103 - Pt 7; #104 - Pt 8; #105 - Pt 9; #106 - Pt 11; #107 - Pt 12; #108 - Pt 14; #109 - Pt 15; #110 - Pt 17; #111 - Pt 18; #112 - Pt 20; #113 - Pt 22; #114 - Pt 24; #115 - Pt 26; #116 - Pt 28; #117 - Pt 30; #118 - Pt 31; #119 - Pt 32; #120 - Pt 33; #121 - Pt 34; #122 - Pt 35; #123 - Pt 36; #124 - Pt 37; #125 - Pt 38; #126 - Pt 39; #127 - Pt 40; #128 - Pt 41; #129 - Pt 42; #130 - Pt 43; #131 - Pt 44; #132 - Pt 45; #133 - Pt 46; #134 - Pt 47
Strange Tales Annual (#2, 1963) #2 - Pt 19

IRON MAN
Tales of Suspense (March 1963-) #39 - Part 10; #40 - Pt 12; #41 - Pt 13; #42 - Pt 15; #43 - Pt 16; #44 - Pt 18; #45 - Pt 20; #46 - Pt 22; #47 - Pt 24; #48 - Pt 26; #49 - Pt 27; #50 - Pt 30; #51 - Pt 31; #52 - Pt 32; #53 - Pt 33; #54 - Pt 34; #55 - Pt 35; #56 - Pt 36; #57 - Pt 37; #58 - Pt 38; #59 - Pt 39; #60 - Pt 40; #61 - Pt 41; #62 - Pt 42; #63 - Pt 43; #64 - Pt 44; #65 - Pt 45; #66 - Pt 46; #67 - Pt 47; #68 - Pt 48; #69 - Pt 49; #70 - Pt 50; #71 - Pt 51; #72 - Pt 52; #73 - Pt 53

NICK FURY, AGENT OF S.H.I.E.L.D.
Strange Tales (#135, Aug. 135-) #135 - Part 48; #136 - Pt 49; #137 - Pt 50; #138 - Pt 51; #139 - Pt 52; #140 - Pt 53

SGT. FURY AND HIS HOWLING COMMANDOS
Sgt. Fury and His Howling Commandos (May 1963-) #1 - Part 14; #2 - Pt 17; #3 - Pt 21; #4 - Pt 25; #5 - Pt 29; #6 - Pt 32; #7 - Pt 34; #8 - Pt 36; #9 - Pt 37; #10 - Pt 38; #11 - Pt 39; #12 - Pt 40; #13 - Pt 41; #14 - Pt 42; #15 - Pt 43; #16 - Pt 44; #17 - Pt 45; #18 - Pt 46; #19 - Pt 47; #20 - Pt 48; #21 - Pt 49; #22 - Pt 50; #23 - Pt 51; #24 - Pt 52; #25 - Pt 53

SPIDER-MAN
Amazing Fantasy (#15, Aug. 1962) #15 - Part 3
The Amazing Spider-Man (March 1963-) #1 - Pt 10; #2 - Pt 13; #3 - Pt 16; #4 - Pt 19; #5 - Pt 22; #6 - Pt 23; #7 - Pt 25; #8 - Pt 27; #9 - Pt 29; #10 - Pt 31; #11 - Pt 32; #12 - Pt 33; #13 - Pt 34; #14 - Pt 35; #15 - Pt 36; #16 - Pt 37; #17 - Pt 38; #18 - Pt 39; #19 - Pt 40; #20 - Pt 41; #21 - Pt 42; #22 - Pt 43; #23 - Pt 44; #24 - Pt 45; #25 - Pt 46; #26 - Pt 47; #27 - Pt 48; #28 - Pt 49; #29 - Pt 50; #30 - Pt 51; #31 - Pt 52; #32 - Pt 53
The Amazing Spider-Man Annual (1964-) #1 - Pt 37; #2 - Pt 51

SUB-MARINER
Tales to Astonish (#70, Aug. 1965-) #70 - Part 48; #71 - Pt 49; #72 - Pt 50; #73 - Pt 51; #74 - Pt 52; #75 - Pt 53

THOR
Journey into Mystery (#83, Aug. 1962-) #83 - Part 3; #84 - Pt 4; #85 - Pt 5; #86 - Pt 6; #87 - Pt 7; #88 - Pt 8; #89 - Pt 9; #90 - Pt 11; #91 - Pt 12; #92 - Pt 14; #93 - Pt 15; #94 - Pt 17; #95 - Pt 18; #96 - Pt 20; #97 - Pt 23; #98 - Pt 24; #99 - Pt 26; #100 - Pt 28; #101 - Pt 30 + 31; #102 - Pt 32; #103 - Pt 33; #104 - Pt 34; #105 - Pt 35; #106 - Pt 36; #107 - Pt 37; #108 - Pt 38; #109 - Pt 39; #110 - Pt 40; #111 - Pt 41; #112 - Pt 42; #113 - Pt 43; #114 - Pt 44; #115 - Pt 45; #116 - Pt 46; #117 - Pt 47; #118 - Pt 48; #119 - Pt 49; #120 - Pt 50; #121 - Pt 51; #122 - Pt 52; #123 - Pt 53

X-MEN
The X-Men (Sept. 1963-) #1 - Part 21; #2 - Pt 24; #3 - Pt 28; #4 - Pt 32; #5 - Pt 34; #6 - Pt 36; #7 - Pt 38; #8 - Pt 40; #9 - Pt 42; #10 - Pt 44; #11 - Pt 46; #12 - Pt 48; #13 - Pt 50; #14 - Pt 52; #15 - Pt 53

GOLDEN AGE MARATHON

Marvel Comics (Oct. 1939) #1 - Part 1
Marvel Mystery Comics (#2, Nov. 1939-) #2 - Pt 1; #3 - Pt 1
Daring Mystery Comics (Jan. 1940-) #1 - Pt 1

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Last Edited By: DeBricazar Oct 27 10 1:22 PM. Edited 38 times.

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VisualFiction

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Nov 3 08 5:17 PM

Golden Age

Bric, it looks like I accidentally left out the info for Doc Strange's first appearance. For Strange Tales 110, please add "Part 17". Thanks.

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Comicsdad

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Nov 4 08 4:21 AM

Bronze Age

Good work! Minor suggestion, and I am of course being completely anal about this, but perhaps the annuals should be within the runs where they originally were in the Marathon? Not at the end of the runs, as they are now. IMO the lists would read better that way. I know, it's a small thing...

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comix750

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Nov 4 08 4:41 AM

agreed

also, why just superhero titles + sgt fury? where's the westerns/horror?

DeBricazar

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Nov 4 08 8:18 AM

Comix, that's been an age-old debate. Westerns and horror weren't considered part of the core "Marvel Universe" back in the day; at least not enough to be considered part of Marvel's monthly checklist published in each comic (until about 1969, that is). Sgt. Fury, while a war comic, fit in on the basis that it was told in the Marvel Universe style, and of course it starred a gent who ended up being one of Marvel's key modern day characters.

At least I think that's why.

Good point about the annuals, Comicsdad ... changed!

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Comicsdad

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Nov 4 08 8:39 AM

Bronze Age

DeBricazar wrote:
Comix, that's been an age-old debate. Westerns and horror weren't considered part of the core "Marvel Universe" back in the day; at least not enough to be considered part of Marvel's monthly checklist published in each comic (until about 1969, that is). Sgt. Fury, while a war comic, fit in on the basis that it was told in the Marvel Universe style, and of course it starred a gent who ended up being one of Marvel's key modern day characters.

I agree to a degree, but Rawhide Kid is really a Lee/Kirby superhero comic, at least as much as Sgt. Fury. Anyways, maybe there should be a complimentary list of already comped Westerns... Rawhide Kid #25 was on sale at the same time as FF #1, and it was Masterworked in MM #63.

This is a good resource:

http://www.marvelmasterwo...meline_marvel_silver.html

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VisualFiction

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Nov 4 08 6:07 PM

Golden Age

I listed the Annuals at the bottom out of force of habit from looking at Overstreet all these years.

"Now we're getting off focus." - the Elder Son of Storytime

tomek97

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Nov 4 08 6:11 PM

comix750 wrote:
agreed

also, why just superhero titles + sgt fury? where's the westerns/horror?

Hey... Why no love for Patsy and Millie!?

I mean... Patsy's even a currently active superhero with an ongoing miniseries!

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VisualFiction

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Dec 8 08 7:34 PM

Golden Age

Bric, I was thinking - how about if I redo the list as one large paragraph with the original line items merely separated by semicolons, and then you can just include that at the bottom of your first post in each new Marathon thread at the beginning of the month? Let me know what you think of that idea.

EDIT: OK it hardly took any time at all for me to copy the text and reformat it to show you what I was suggesting. This paragraph could be made to look even smaller by deleting blank spaces wherever you choose to, but I left it like this for now for the sake of readability. Anyway, use it if you want.

Amazing Spider-Man Amazing Fantasy 15 - Part 3; Amazing Spider-Man #1 - Pt 10; #2 - Pt 13; #3 - Pt 16; #4 - Pt 19; #5 - Pt 22; #6 - Pt 23; #7 - Pt 25; #8 - Pt 27; #9 - Pt 29; #10 - Pt 31; #11 - Pt 32; #12 - Pt 33; #13 - Pt 34; #14 - Pt 35; #15 - Pt 36; Ant-Man/Giant-Man Tales to Astonish #27 - Part 1; #35 - Pt 3; #36 - Pt 4; #37 - Pt 5; #38 - Pt 7; #39 - Pt 7; #40 - Pt 9; #41 - Pt 10; #42 - Pt 11; #43 - Pt 13; #44 - Pt 14; #45 - Pt 16; #46 - Pt 17; #47 - Pt 19; #48 - Pt 21; #49 - Pt 23; #50 - Pt 25; #51 - Pt 27; #52 - Pt 29; #53 - Pt 30 + 31; #54 - Pt 32; #55 - Pt 33; #56 - Pt 34; #57 - Pt 35; #58 - Pt 36; Avengers #1 - Part 21; #2 - Pt 25; #3 - Pt 28; #4 - Pt 32; #5 - Pt 34; #6 - Pt 36; Daredevil #1 - Part 33; #2 - Pt 35; Doctor Strange Strange Tales #110 - Part 17; #111 - Pt 18 114 - Pt 24; #115 - Pt 26; #116 - Pt 28; #117 - Pt 30; #118 - Pt 31; #119 - Pt 32; #120 - Pt 33; #121 - Pt 34; #122 - Pt 35; #123 - Pt 36; Fantastic Four #1 - Part 1; #2 - Pt 1; #3 - Pt 1; #4 - Pt 2; #5 - Pt 2; #6 - Pt 3; #7 - Pt 4; #8 - Pt 5; #9 - Pt 6; #10 - Pt 8; #11 - Pt 9; #12 - Pt 10; #13 - Pt 12; #14 - Pt 13; #15 - Pt 15; #16 - Pt 16; #17 - Pt 18; #18 - Pt 19; Annual 1 - Pt 20; #19 - Pt 22; #20 - Pt 23; #21 - Pt 26; #22 - Pt 27; #23 - Pt 29; #24 - Pt 31; #25 - Pt 32; #26 - Pt 33; #27 - Pt 34; #28 - Pt 35; #29 - Pt 36; Human Torch Strange Tales #101 - Part 5; #102 - Pt 6; #103 - Pt 7; #104 - Pt 8; #105 - Pt 9; #106 - Pt 11; #107 - Pt 12; #108 - Pt 14; #109 - Pt 15; #110 - Pt 17; #111 - Pt 18; Annual 2 - Pt 19; #112 - Pt 20; #113 - Pt 22; #114 - Pt 24; #115 - Pt 26; #116 - Pt 28; #117 - Pt 30; #118 - Pt 31; #119 - Pt 32; #120 - Pt 33; #121 - Pt 34; #122 - Pt 35; #123 - Pt 36; Incredible Hulk #1 - Part 2; #2 - Pt 2; #3 - Pt 4; #4 - Pt 6; #5 - Pt 8; #6 - Pt 11; Invincible Iron Man Tales of Suspense #39 - Part 10; #40 - Pt 12; #41 - Pt 13; #42 - Pt 15; #43 - Pt 16; #44 - Pt 18; #45 - Pt 20; #46 - Pt 22; #47 - Pt 24; #48 - Pt 26; #49 - Pt 27; #50 - Pt 30; #51 - Pt 31; #52 - Pt 32; #53 - Pt 33; #54 - Pt 34; #55 - Pt 35; #56 - Pt 36; Mighty Thor Journey into Mystery #83 - Part 3; #84 - Pt 4; #85 - Pt 5; #86 - Pt 6; #87 - Pt 7; #88 - Pt 8; #89 - Pt 9; #90 - Pt 11; #91 - Pt 12; #92 - Pt 14; #93 - Pt 15; #94 - Pt 17; #95 - Pt 18; #96 - Pt 20; #97 - Pt 23; #98 - Pt 24; #99 - Pt 26; #100 - Pt 28; #101 - Pt 30 + 31; #102 - Pt 32; #103 - Pt 33; #104 - Pt 34; #105 - Pt 35; #106 - Pt 36; Sgt. Fury's Howling Commandos #1 - Part 14; #2 - Pt 17; #3 - Pt 21; #4 - Pt 25; #5 - Pt 29; #6 - Pt 32; #7 - Pt 34; #8 - Pt 36; X-Men #1 - Part 21; #2 - Pt 24; #3 - Pt 28; #4 - Pt 32; #5 - Pt 34; #6 - Pt 36

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Adamantno1

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Dec 8 08 8:19 PM

Bronze Age

also, why just superhero titles + sgt fury? where's the westerns/horror?

In addition to previously explained reason, they're simply not readily available so contributors can actually comment on them. The Amazing Fantasy Omnibus was released after we did part 3, the second Rawhide Kid Masterwork (which would've covered material published up to FF#17) had already had it's finally issue passed in the marathon when it was released, none of the fantasy stories from ToS, TtA, ST and JiM from after the debut of FF#1 have been published yet (well, Iron Man's backup stories from ToS#39 and up are available on the GIT DVD), and nothing from any other book published at the time is available at all.

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Dec 9 08 5:10 PM

Thanks, VF! As you suggested elsewhere, I'll append this to the bottom of each new Marathon leg.

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Dec 9 08 5:23 PM

How lazy would I have to be to ask for links to each of the threads?

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VisualFiction

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Dec 9 08 5:29 PM

Golden Age

Since you mention it, Donovan, it probably would be a little lazy. All you have to do is pop over to the "Marvel Books: Discussion/Review" board at this same site, and scroll down to find the Part you want. All the Parts are currently on the first two pages. Maybe Bric will include the link to that board each month though.

http://marvelmasterworksfansite.yuku.com/forums/5

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DeBricazar

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Dec 9 08 6:53 PM

VF, once more, thank you for taking the time to put this together.

I think this thread needs to be locked. The info's all there.

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Dec 9 08 9:20 PM

Golden Age

No problem, Bric, I was happy to do it. When you suggest locking the thread, do you envision having it unlocked several times yearly, just long enough to update the information? Just curious.

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DeBricazar

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Dec 10 08 12:59 PM

I figured I'd re-post and update the list with each new marathon leg, rendering this thread useless. I'm happy with what you put together, and I just hope other posters are as well.

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Indefatigable Fjor

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Oct 25 10 12:43 PM

scroll test...

fail!

my list is forcing this forum to need to scroll to the side, even on a moderately wide-screened monitor, so ammo move it off onto its own thread

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Cancer754

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Oct 25 10 6:03 PM

Aargh, that reminds me, I miss Austex23's reports.

Other than that, nice work Fjor!

DeBricazar

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Oct 26 10 12:33 PM

Holy crap, Fjor! Thanks for doing all of that!

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Indefatigable Fjor

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Oct 26 10 1:53 PM

it's a work in progress!

DeBricazar

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Oct 26 10 2:05 PM

This reminds me that I need to update the cover gallery ...

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