The book more or less a bunch of sketches. With the exception of the cover it is entirely in black & white.

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Defenders, Generation X (incl. small pictures of the main members of the team and their teachers Sean Cassidy and Emma Frost), Dr. Octopus, the Green Goblin, Iron Man and Spider-Man – plus Blackwulf, Clan Destine, Ghost Rider 2099, Lunatik, Necrom, Nightwatch, the Phalanx, Random, the Skrull Kill Krew, Sleepwalker, Solomon Prey, Stunner, Vengeance, X-Men 2099, X-Treme and more!

From the Venerable Vaults of Marveldom, it’s the Mighty Marvel Handbook – 1980's style! Just what is the 1980s Handbook, you ask? Imagine a Handbook written at 11:59 p.m. Dec. 31, 1989. The profiles within cover everything published by the hallowed House of Ideas up until that point. So if it’s from a comic that has a December 1989 cover date or earlier, you’ll find it in this magnificent mag! Featuring 1980s takes on the Avengers, Captain Marvel, the Defenders, the Fantastic Four, Iron Man, She-Hulk, Spider-Man, Thor and Wolverine – plus U.S. Archer, Captain Hero, the Crossroads, Crystar, DP7, Fusion, Hercules of the 24th century, Lady Daemon, Lunatik, Necromon, Nightmask, Nuke, Rocket Raccoon, Spaceknights, Spider-Ham, Micah Synn, Zaniac and more!

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From the Venerable Vaults of Marveldom, it’s the Mighty Marvel Handbook -- 1970s style! Just what is the 1970s Handbook, you ask? Imagine a Handbook written at 11:59 p.m. Dec. 31, 1979. The profiles within cover everything published by the hallowed House of Ideas up until that point. So if it’s from a comic that has a December 1979 cover date or earlier, you’ll find it in this magnificent mag! Featuring the Avengers, Captain Marvel, the Defenders, the Fantastic Four, Power Man, the Punisher and the X-Men as they were in the 1970s, as well as’70s-era characters such as Black Brother, the Deadly Dozen, the Faceless One, Golem, Hellcow, Lady Liberators, Manphibian, Ms. Marvel, Mr. Zodiac, Sons of the Tiger, They Who Wield Power, Xorr the God-Jewel and more!

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It's time for the fusions to shine in this 40-page special! The fan favorite Steven Universe fusions get the spotlight as Stevonnie, Garnet, Smoky Quartz, Opal, and Sugilite take Beach City on in five fantastic tales!

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Since its original release in 1968, the Planet of the Apes franchise has shocked and captivated authors, artists, filmmakers, and fans across the world with its incredible effects and brilliant narrative. Now, return to the worlds of Planet of the Apes, both old and new, realized by a collection of classic and modern artistic voices in celebration of one of cinema’s most celebrated works. The Planet of the Apes Artist Tribute features illustrations from renowned artists and bold new voices alike, including Alex Ross, Paolo Rivera, Michael Allred, Gabriel Hardman, Joe Quinones, and more.

Issues #1-73 were published as Don Winslow of the Navy by Fawcett and Charlton.

Millie The Model was Marvel's longest-running humor title. First published by Timely Comics. Continuing through Atlas Comics to Marvel! The series ran 207 issues. A 28-year span that included Millie the Model Annuals (in 1962), one of the first Marvel Comics Annuals. She also received spin-offs including A Date with Millie Volume 1 and Volume 2, which itself continued as Life With Millie and then Modeling With Millie as well as the Mad About Millie series. Initially a humorous career-gal book about New York City model Millie Collins, it very quickly evolved into a broader, more slapsticky comedy. Though for a time becoming a romantic adventure series with all the same characters before returning to humor.

Collects Crime Does Not Pay. Although the cover of the first volume claims to collect issues 1-4, there are no such issues so presumably it is collecting #22-25 and labeling them as #1-4 to avoid confusion from people who want to pick up the first issues of the series.

While the comic started in Vol. 1 # 1 as Super Magic comics, with Vol.1 # 2 the title was changed to Super Magician Comics and remained such until it’s end with Vol. 5 # 7 (whole number 55) and featured the adventures of Blackstone the Magician based very loosely on the real stage magician of the time, along with other magical characters such as Ellis the Magician, Red Dragon and others, as well as featuring some of the most racist and jingoistic covers and stories of any comic in the 40’s, and that took some doing.

It's that time of the year again as Aspen's hottest pin-up book of the summer, the ASPEN SPLASH SWIMSUIT SPECTACULAR returns for 2010!! Jam-packed with amazing illustrations from your favorite Aspen artists along with several special guest artists as well! Please join Joe Benitez, Peter Steigerwald, Micah Gunnell, Marcus To, Alex Konat, Sana Takeda, Nick Bradshaw, Francisco Herrera, Edurardo Francisco, Siya Oum and more as they take on Aspen's most popular characters in this sexy, fun-filled pin-up book that is sure to be one of the summer's most popular issues!

This is also the first American comic book sold at newsstands for mass consumption. This is the first continuing American comic series.