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MONSTERS UNLEASHED #8
Date: Oct 1974
Cover Price: $0.75
Publisher: Marvel/Curtis
Description
Originally printed in:
- MONSTERS UNLEASHED ANNUAL #1 (1975)
- TOWER OF SHADOWS #2 (November 1969)
- MARVEL SUPER-HEROES #385
Reprinted in:
Release date: August 13, 1974
Information and scan from Chris Claremont Checklist and Lou Mougin, Tony R. Rose from www.comics.org.
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Credits
"Monsters From the Sea" (1 page)/
"Fever In the Freak House" (15 pages)/
"Several Meaningless Deaths" (7 pages)/
"One Hungers" (7 pages)/
"A Martian Genesis" (14 pages)
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writer:
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Tony Isabella
Doug Moench
Steve Gerber
Neal Adams
Tony Isabella
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art:
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Ernie Chua
Val Mayerik
Pat Broderick
Al Milgrom
Neal Adams
Dan Adkins
George Perez
Duffy Vohland
John Byrne
Rich Buckler
Bob Layton (uncredited)
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colors:
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N/A
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letters:
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N/A
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editor:
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Chris Claremont
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The story behind George Perez's first full comic book assignment for Monsters Unleashed #8
posted Feb 24, 2019, 1:44 AM by Vu Sleeper [ updated Feb 24, 2019, 2:02 AM ]
From Vu
Did you know that shortly after George Perez's first published (credited) work on ASTONISHING TALES #25 (Aug 1974), he worked on MONSTERS UNLEASHED #7 (Aug 1974) and MONSTERS UNLEASHED #8 (Oct 1974)?
George described working on #8 as “My slaughter field was Monsters
Unleashed #8—Gulliver of Mars. I was raked through the coals for that.”
It was a rush assignment with some help from Rich Buckler and inker Duffy Vohland had some help from various artists, including John Byrne and Bob Layton (both uncredited). According to Roger Stern, there were a lot of artists that came to New York for Seuling Con 1974
and they all pitched in to help Vohland: "Anyone who had any drawing
ability wound up inking backgrounds on a George Perez story for Monsters
Unleashed."
You can read George Perez's first full published comics strip, "Gulliver of Mars" at: atocom.blogspot.com
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From www.twomorrows.com
Rog-2001: Sterno Speaks!
Conducted by Jon B. Cooke
Monday, May 02, 2005 12:02:38 PM
From Comic Book Artist #12
An entertaining and eminently capable comics writer, Roger Stern is
perhaps best recalled for his work on the Superman strip in Action
Comics, Amazing Spider-Man, The Avengers, Dr. Strange, and an especially
memorable collaboration with John Byrne on Captain America in 1980-81.
What you may not know is Sterno's career stretches back to Charlton
(sorta) and the fanzines. The following E-mail interview took place in
January, 2001.
(excerpt)
CBA: Do you recall meeting John Byrne for the first time? What was your relationship and did you collaborate early on material?
Roger Stern: Yes, that would have been the July 4th weekend of 1974.
John and I had corresponded prior to that, and I think we might have
even chatted on the phone once or twice, but that was our first
face-to-face meeting. By that time, of course, we had already worked
together on the Rog-2000 strip which wound up appearing in CPL #11. Bob
(Layton), John, our pal Larry Brnicky, and I all converged on Duffy
Vohland's apartment in Brooklyn just prior to the '74 Seuling Con, and
that's where John and I met. (Anyone who had any drawing ability wound
up inking backgrounds on a George Perez story for Monsters Unleashed.)
The reason we were all in New York was that we were premiering a
double-issue of CPL—in the guise of the Charlton Portfolio—at the
convention. In fact, it was at that convention that Nick Cuti saw the
art for the first Rog-2000 strip. And that led to John's getting work at
Charlton, drawing Rog as a backup in E-Man. That led to Wheelie and the
Chopper Bunch, Doomsday +1, and Space: 1999... and, indirectly, to
"Iron Fist" at Marvel.
From Ilke Hincer (email)
Some details on George's contributions for Monsters Unleashed #7 and 8, from The Perez Archives :
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Monsters Unleashed (Curtis/Marvel)
#7, Aug. 1974
1-page illo of Gullivar Jones by Perez/Frank Giacoia
#8, Oct. 1974
"A Martian Genesis"
Plot: Tony Isabella
Script: Doug Moench
Artist: Perez
Inkers: Duffy Vohland/John Byrne and Bob Layton (uncredited)
14 pp.
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For info on who else contributed to the above issues of Monsters Unleashed, check out www.comics.org/../27655 and www.comics.org/../27847
NOTE - There's a discrepancy in the credits for #8 - your checklist has
Rich Buckler as a penciller (since Buckler laid out the rejected splash
page?), the GCD listing has Buckler as an inker on the Perez-pencilled
tale, while the Perez Archives listing doesn't list Buckler at all.
Sometimes the GCD listings get stuff wrong - note that their listing for
#7 makes no mention of the Perez/Giacoia illo of Gullivar Jones.
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May 15, 2004 12:30 am | Monsters Unleashed Unpublished Page |
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From Marcus Mebes
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MONSTERS UNLEASHED UNPUBLISHED PAGE
(1974), art by Rich Buckler/George Pérez
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What d'ye make of this?
www.comicsfun.com/../splashes.htm
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www.comicsfun.com/../perez1.htm
Wednesday, May 31, 2000 5:13:43 PM
This page was supposed to have been the opening splash for a story in
Monsters Unleashed #8. Since this was very early in George Perez's
career (1975), the page was first laid out by Rich Buckler. It was then
penciled with extreme detail by Perez. It was then supposed to have been
inked by Pablo Marcos, however it was rejected by the editor and
redrawn.
The editor's comments read: "Where are Chak + Heru? Where are the tents
outside city. Above corpse should be dressed more like one of the
hither-people."
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