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Location: My First Comics
Artists:
Ron Frenz
(Penciller)
,
Al Milgrom
(Inker)
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I can feel the palpable excitement of that quest! And the classic Marvel recap takes me back to those exciting early comics of my own childhood (read in reprint books). The panel of Namor (FF #4) in the top right is particularly nice, and there are great echoes of Kirby throughout. Lovely history page. Congrats on another key piece of your quest!
Congrats on scoring a rare page from your early collecting days!
I love that third panel in particular! Congrats Michael!
I always like seeing a Cap page that Alberto can't have. Brings me joy.
Stoked you were able to get an original page on a seminal issue for you! Got a nice progression as you move down the page, too. Congrats!
Nice page and a great story dude, it's obvious how much this issue/title left an impression on the younger you. Congrats on finding a rare page from this issue!
Congrats on acquiring one of the few and very rare pages from this first issue, Michael. I've always been interested in diving deep into the histories of everything that has ever interested me, so I was a fan and buyer of this series as well. Oh, and of course nobody called it anything but Marvel Saga. Just like nobody ever called Marvel Universe anything but, and nobody ever called Secret Wars anything but Secret Wars!
great page bro, every panel is so cool on their own
Such a great nostalgic page!! I remember that comic, and seeing all our heroes out of costume is fun!
You act like a Marvel Saga
Playin' so hard to Frenz
Sittin' so cool as comic art
Milgrom Ron from all the best
You keep the wall art around you
I'll get through some day
I want your Hulk, babe, but push comes to shove
Namor Nick Cap Stark on page
Get a page, get the page that you love
And I won't stop until your love is history owned
Chip away, that's what Pym’s gonna do
Sweet Marvel Saga, I wanna get page of you
When Aerosmith appeared in an issue of "Shadowman" in the original Valiant series, many hoped it would be a stepping stone to the band appearing in a Marvel book alongside Cap, Namor, Nick Fury, Iron Man, Thunderbolt Ross and Hank Pym's chemistry set, but it didn't happen. Your post is the closest that we will get to that dream.
GA-esque panels for historical Cap = just awesome.
Never read the series but I think we were the same obsessive 9 years old kids ;)
So congrats
(For what's likely a modern take of the history of the Marvel U, I can't recommend the Waid/Rodriguez series enough ;)
