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FANTACO'S CHRONICLES SERIES #4 (1982) FantaCo

cover:

George Perez

FANTACO'S CHRONICLES SERIES #4
Date: 1982
Cover Price: $1.50
Publisher: FantaCo

Description

Chronicles series includes articles, interviews, checklist, illustration, satire, and history focusing on The Avengers.
Pinup: Michael Golden

Perez also colored/painted the covers.

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Tom Brevoort writes:

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The fourth issue of FantaCo’s short-lived CHRONICLES series carried with it a new logo for the title–things were perhaps already growing dicey between the company and Marvel, whose output they were reviewing and indexing in these publications. And interview they had run in their FANTASTIC FOUR edition, #2, had earned them the ire of Marvel’s EIC Jim Shooter, and so the largess that had allowed them not only an allowance to use Marvel artwork and trademarked material but also gave them some access to Marvel resources was about to evaporate.