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Marvel Bullpen Bulletins (circa August 1985)

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

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BHOC: MARVEL SUPER-HEROES #80

I picked up the next issue of MARVEL SUPER-HEROES on my next weekly Thursday trip to my local 7-11. This was probably the heyday for this reprint series. While most of Marvel’s other reprint titles had fallen by the wayside, MSH continued on without pause, buoyed by the popularity of the Hulk’s weekly CBS television series. (Hence the Marvel’s TV Sensation blurb on this cover.) Which was fine by…

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Phase 5 of the Marvel Revolution is imminent! Well, it was in 1979 anyway.

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John Byrne draws for the Marvel Bullpen Bulletins.

Original Art, 1983

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Comics I Read Today

March 31

Conan the Barbarian #99 (1979)

Conan and Belit arrive by pirate ship to the dark cliffs of the Black Coast and encounter horrible man-crabs that have captured the crew of another pirate ship. Probably the best Conan creative team, Roy Thomas and John Buscema have a great style. The story is dynamic (if not a bit too wordy) and the art is action oriented and always exciting. I love reading the Bullpen Bulletins from these old Marvel Comics and the Hostess ads.

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Marvel Bullpen Bulletins (Oct1975)

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Scanned from the Bullpen Bulletins in X-Men (1991 series) #10.  Artist unknown.

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"What do I love most about being here at Marvel? It's the interesting people you get to work with," read John Byrne's text for this illustration that appeared in the September 1983 edition of the Bullpen Bulletins page from the House of Ideas. 

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Strange Tales (1951) #180- Bullpen Bulletins

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HOUSE AD FOR FIRESTAR (1986)

HOUSE AD FOR FIRESTAR (1986)

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Marvel Bullpen Bulletins (circa December 1984)

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Marvel Bullpen Bulletins

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BHOC: DAREDEVIL #157

In 1979, DAREDVIL was a series that had been limping along for years. Perhaps its only saving grace, the thing that kept it from being cancelled, was the fact that it was one of the original Marvel titles that had been launched at the start of the 1960s at the dawn of the Marvel Age. But the book was bimonthly, and its fortunes didn’t look all that great. Mind you, all of that was about to…

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A Sez Dez editorial column from January 1980 on the 'Marvel Revolution' that had been happening in the Marvel UK titles. Dez's columns were always worth a read.

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Marvel Age (1982-1992) #MarvelComics https://www.rarecomicbooks.fashionablewebs.com/Marvel%20Age.html #MarvelAge was a promotional comic book-sized magazine from Marvel Comics published from 1983 to 1994. Basically a comic-length edition of the Bullpen Bulletins page #RareComicBooks #KeyComicBooks #MCU #MarvelUniverse #ComicBooks #FredHembeck #BillSienkiewicz #ValMayerik #SergioAragonés #JohnByrne #SheHulk #CliveBarker Cover /  #StanLee