Credits
"Beware the Ant Man!" (17 pages)
writer:
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Jim Shooter
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art:
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George Perez
Pablo Marcos
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colors:
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editor:
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N/A
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Updated some 30 and 35 Cent Variants, information from:
FANTASTIC FOUR #171 (30 Cent Variant),
AVENGERS #147 (30 Cent Variant),
AVENGERS #149 (30 Cent Variant),
AVENGERS #150 (30 Cent Variant),
AVENGERS #161 (35 Cent Variant),
AVENGERS #163 (35 Cent Variant), and
AVENGERS #164 (35 Cent Variant).
FANTASTIC FOUR #171 (30 Cent Variant)
(Jun 1976)
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AVENGERS #147 (30 Cent Variant)
(May 1976)
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AVENGERS #149 (30 Cent Variant)
(Jul 1976)
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AVENGERS #161 (35 Cent Variant)
(Jul 1977)
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AVENGERS #163 (35 Cent Variant)
(Sep 1977)
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AVENGERS #164 (35 Cent Variant)
(Oct 1977)
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From www.paninicomics.co.uk
Avengers United #61
Thursday, December 15, 2005 6:29:16 AM
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AVENGERS UNITED #61 (UK)
(Dec 2005)
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In This Issue
76 pages of Earth's Mightiest Comic!
Jack of Hearts faces a dramatic test when Ant-Man’s daughter is kidnapped!
Is this the young Avenger's final battle...?
Also: two more classic adventures! The Grim Reaper returns and places the
Vision and Wonder Man on trial! Then Ant-Man appears, with no memory of
his years as an Avenger – but why? The answer will chill you!
Plus: a Marvel Milestone! Don't miss the origin of Thor, as the God of
Thunder battles the Stone Men from Saturn!
Story and art by Geoff Johns, Steve Sadowski, Jim Shooter, George Pérez, Larry Leiber and Jack Kirby!
Includes material reprinted from Avengers (vol 3) #76, Avengers (vol 1) #160-161 and Journey into Mystery #83.
Issue Number: 61
Price: £2.40
Most Recent Issue: Thursday 15th December
Published:
Every 4 weeks
Format:
76 page, full colour 'Collectors Edition'
From WIZARD #160
CREATOR PICKS
Comic Pros reveal the books that shaped them.
AVENGERS #161
(Jul 1977)
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AVENGERS #181
(Mar 1979)
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If there's one writer in comicdom who can't be pinned down, it's Joe Casey. With stins on mainstream books like Uncanny X-Men,
you'd think Casey would be happy at the Bit Two. But the scribe has an
edgy side as well, as shown in his groundbreaking work on WildC.A.T.s and Automatic Kafka. In addition to launching WildStorm's latest superteen team, The Intimates, Casey's also taking a crack at the Avengers with Marvel's Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes. Check out the issue that shaped him!
AVENGERS #161 "Beware the Ant-Man!" by Jim Shooter and George
Pérez. "MY favorite single issue from when I was a kid. And it still
holds up tfor me today. A great story that gave you a sense of the
history of the Avengers, but was still modern in its execution.
Fantastic characterization, and their greatest nemesis, Ultron, in one
of his coolest appearance. NM Value: $9
AVENGERS #181 "On the Matter of heroes" by David Michelinie and
John Byrne. "Michelinie is such an underrated writer and this issue,
where NSC Agent Henry Gyrich actually dictates teh Avengers' membership,
is my favorite from his run. I loved how Pérez did a cover that was
exactly like the Bryne splash inside. Or was it the other way around?"
NM Value: $7
July 10, 2002 |
Greg Horn Part 2 |
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From Greg Horn
George is one of the artists who really impressed me when I was just learning to draw. He and John Byrne
were the guys who laid a solid foundation for me as a comic artist and I
owe them a debt of gratitude. My favorite Perez issues are Avengers
160 - 162. A great story with revelations about Wonderman's past and
then an awesome battle with Ultron where he tries to transfer the Wasp's
brain into Jocosta's body!
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