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MARVEL MASTERWORKS SUPER-VILLAIN TEAM-UP VOL. 1

MARVEL MASTERWORKS SUPER-VILLAIN TEAM-UP VOL. 1

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Ron Wilson
ISBN:
9781951757830
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520
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FOC Date:
Nov 30, 2026 Final Order Cutoff (FOC): We cannot guarantee availability for pre-orders or backorders placed after this date.
Release Date:
Feb 24, 2027

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Doctor Doom stars in this classic Marvel series! Doctor Doom and his notorious accomplices Namor and the Red Skull take the stage with Super-Villain Team-Up. SVTU gives you all the Marvel action you expect, but with wall-to-wall evil! This massive Marvel Masterworks collects the entire series — not to mention its complete tie-ins and crossovers. Egos explode and rivalries reign as Doom forces Namor into an unwanted alliance. The Atlantean doesn’t take kindly to Doom’s shotgun diplomacy, and total war breaks out, drawing in the Avengers. Then, the Red Skull takes over Latveria, and you better believe Doom will not be laying down arms. Magneto also has his own axe to grind, the Red Skull schemes to create a new Cosmic Cube and SVTU’s Shroud stars in his own story, drawn by no less than Steve Ditko! Freed from the usual hero-focused constraints, SVTU gives the bad guys full rein delivering shocking stories. Doom’s machinations ripple across the Marvel Universe with surprising effects. Collecting the complete series and its tie-ins. Collecting GIANT-SIZE SUPER-VILLAIN TEAM-UP (1975) 1-2, SUPER-VILLAIN TEAM-UP (1975) 1-17, MARVEL SPOTLIGHT (1971) 27, THE AVENGERS (1963) 154-156, THE CHAMPIONS (1975) 16 and material from MARVEL PREVIEW (1975) 21. 520 PGS. /Rated T…$100.00. Writers: BILL MANTLO, ROY THOMAS & STEVE ENGLEHART with GERRY CONWAY, TONY ISABELLA, PETER GILLIS, JIM SHOOTER, LARRY LIEBER, MARK GRUENWALD & STEVEN GRANT. Artists : BOB HALL & HERB TRIMPE with MIKE SEKOWSKY, SAL BUSCEMA, KEITH GIFFEN, GEORGE PÉREZ, JOHN BUSCEMA, GEORGE TUSKA, GEORGE EVANS, JIM MOONEY, JIM SHOOTER, CARMINE INFANTINO, ARVELL JONES, STEVE DITKO, LARRY LIEBER & FRANK GIACOIA

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  • Usually contain complete runs or extensive story arcs
  • Typically 800-1000+ pages
  • Higher price point, often €100-€150

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  • Collect shorter runs or story arcs
  • Usually 300-600 pages
  • Priced between €30-€50

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