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Lost Marvels No 3: Savage Tales of the 1980s [electronic resource] / powered by Library Pass.

Goodwin, Archie. (writer.). Wray, Bill. (writer.). Dixon, Chuck. (writer.). O'Neil, Denny. (writer.). Kraar, Don. (writer.). Murray, Doug. (writer.). Severin, John. (writer.). Golden, Michael. (writer.). Kanigher, Robert. (writer.). Goodwin, Archie. (artist.). Suydam, Arthur. (artist.). Morrow, Gray. (artist.). Trimpe, Herb. (artist.). Jusko, Joe. (artist.). Buscema, John. (artist.). Severin, John. (artist.). Steacy, Ken. (artist.). Wilshire, Mary. (artist.). Golden, Michael. (artist.). Wagner, Ron. (artist.). Glanzman, Sam. (artist.). Mayerik, Val. (artist.). Vansant, Wayne. (artist.). LibraryPass, Inc. (Added Author).

Summary:

For 13 months in the mid-1980s, Marvel assembled some of its strongest artists and writers to tell gritty, harrowing, and blackly humorous adventure stories ranging from gangster noir to historical battlefields to the deadly old West to post-apocalyptic futures. Unseen for nearly 40 years, here is some of the most shocking work of artists John Severin, John Buscema, Sam Glanzman, Val Mayerik, Ron Wagner, Gray Morrow, Wayne Vansant, Herb Trimpe, Michael Golden, Joe Jusko, Mary Wilshire, Arthur Suydam, Will Jungkuntz, Vincent Waller, and Ken Steacy, and writers Chuck Dixon, Bill Wray, Don Kraar, Robert Kanigher, Denny O'Neil, Doug Murray, and Archie Goodwin. Stories include Severin and Dixon's "By Rail to Vladivostock," Murray and Golden's "The Nam, 1967," Glanzman's "Of War and Peace: The Trinity," Jungkuntz's Blood & Gutz series, and Trimpe's Skywarriors series. With a remembrance by Savage Tales editor Larry Hama.Savage Tales of the 1980s reprints all 8 issues of the magazine's run, the first time they have seen print since 1986 -- nearly 40 years ago! They are reproduced in facsimile format, including color covers.

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Record details

  • Physical Description: 1 online resource.
  • Publisher: [United States] : Fantagraphics, 2026.

Content descriptions

Target Audience Note:
Adult
System Details Note:
Requires a valid library card and registration for new users.
Mode of access: World Wide Web.
System requirements: Windows XP and higher, Internet Explorer 7 and higher, Firefox 3.6 and higher, Google Chrome; Max OS 10.5 and higher, Safari 4 and higher.
Subject:
Fantasy
Historical Fiction
Mystery
Genre:
Fantasy
Historical Fiction
Mystery

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7001 . ‡aVansant, Wayne. ‡eartist.
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