#Marie Severin

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Severin draws this memorable Hulk pose from the Bullpen Bulletins page of a 1980 Avengers issue

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"A Portfolio of Robert E. Howard", Savage Sword of Conan #15, October 1976, art by Howard Chaykin, John Buscema, Tim Conrad, John Byrne, and Marie and John Severin

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The art of Marie Severin, featuring a self portrait, from Foom#4, 1973.

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Marie Severin: a couple of preliminary drawings for the cover of Tower of Shadows #9 (1971).

Berni Wrightson: Tower of Shadows #9 (1971) cover original art.

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Origins of Marvel Comics cover recreation by Alex Ross (2024) in an homage to the original cover by John Romita, Sr. and Marie Severin (1974) for the special 50th Anniversary Edition of this collection of classic Marvel firsts and origin stories.

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Original Art - Marvel Classics Comics #016

Ivanhoe - Sir Walter Scott

Inside Front Cover

Art by Marie Severin

Marvel Comics (1977)

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Art by Marie Severin for the X- Men series of ‘Talking Pages Electronic Storybooks’ (Marvel/Futech, 1995)

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My acquisition of Namor by Marie Severin

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Marie Severin: Looney Tunes

Source: Gabe Carino (comicartfans)

Bugs Bunny & Looney Tunes pinup - Marie Severin , in Gabe Carino's Gabe C Comic Art Gallery Room

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Today in 1976, Spider-Woman debuted! Jessica Drew was introduced in Marvel Spotlight #32 by writer/editor Archie Goodwin, artists Sal Buscema and Jim Mooney, and cover artist Gil Kane. Marie Severin designed the character.

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Prince Namor, The Sub-Mariner #14 (June 1969) by Marvel Comics

Written by Roy Thomas, drawn Marie Severin and Mike Esposito.

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The Muppet Babies

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Scarlet Witch by Marie Severin

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Marie Severin Not Brand Echh #11 (1968) Source

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BHOC: THE SUPERHERO WOMEN

Back at Christmas 1978, I was working my way through the fourth and latest release in the ORIGINS OF MARVEL COMICS line of Trade Paperbacks from Simon & Schuster: THE SUPERHERO WOMEN. This book was a bit more of a mixed bag than the earlier ones and relied more on material that was more contemporary–the first issue of MS. MARVEL, which is reprinted here, was less than a year old. But that was a…