Published Cover
Location: Kane, Gil
Artists:
Gil Kane
(Penciller)
,
Frank Giacoia
(Inker)
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MTU was one of my favorite Marvel titles ever! Exactly for the reason you said in your description. My favorite character with a new guest star every issue. Every once in a while they woudl have the Torch team up with someone, but I didn't really mind that. I still always thought of it as another Spidey title. The first 20-30 issues were probably my favorite, but I pretty much collected the book until the end. I remember this cover well. Thanks for the memories!
I love the logo lettering and title, so important to have it all complete.
Great!!
Gil Kane was master of cover composition. MTU was my favorite Spidey title growing up - so HUGE congrats on this one!
Very cool cover!
Gil Kane's work is awesome! Super cool piece!
I remember this one well, Kane's dynamics were amazing, congrats!
What a beautiful vintage piece! Not only is it jammed with letters and bubbles, the attire of the non-superheroes is a great time stamp on the era!
Perfect!!
Kane was the best cover artist of the 70's, so it was no surprise that he was given far more cover assignments than any other artist during that decade. As for MTU, they have really needed to bring that title back for well over 30 years now!
Marvel Team-Up was one of my "must reads" for several years back in the mid 1970's through the 1990's and this is a terrific cover from that vintage. Congratulations and thank you for bringing back some great memories!
Spider-Man and Marvel Team Up were my favorite before I found true love with the X-Men, but you never forget nor let go of your first love ;) Such an amazing cover by Kane !
Spiderman, Spiderman, if he can't do it......Falcon can!
Nothing beats some 70's Bell Bottoms Bedlam!
Kane did a fantastic job on the MTU cover!
I always liked the MTU issues that featured less popular characters who didn't already have their own titles--and this issue with the Falcon is a perfect example. Dynamic composition that's classic Kane--a cliff-hanger story told in a single image. Awesome!
A Kane cover from the 70s is always a cause for celebration and this one is no exception. Congrats !
Frank must have been on egil's faves as he was true to Gil's work...NICE!
