Marvel Twoinone Annual 2 1977 Art by Jim Starlin
| Curiosity Ii-in-One | |
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 Curiosity 2-In-One Annual #2 (1977). Art by Jim Starlin. | |
| Publication data | |
| Publisher | Curiosity Comics |
| Schedule | Monthly |
| Format | Ongoing |
| Publication date | (vol. one) January 1974 – June 1983 (vol. ii) Feb 2022 – January 2019 |
| No. of bug | (vol. 1): 100, plus seven Annuals (vol. 2): 12, plus one Almanac |
| Principal graphic symbol(due south) | Matter |
| Creative squad | |
| Written by | List
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| Penciller(s) | List
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| Inker(s) | List
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Marvel Two-in-I is an American comic book series published past Marvel Comics featuring Fantastic 4 fellow member the Thing in a different squad-upwardly each issue.
Publication history [edit]
Original series [edit]
The concept of teaming the Thing with a dissimilar graphic symbol in each issue was given a test run in Marvel Characteristic #11-12 and proved a success.[1] Marvel 2-in-One continued from the team-up stories in the terminal two problems of Marvel Feature and lasted for 100 problems from January 1974[2] through June 1983. Seven Annuals were also published.[3] Artist Ron Wilson began his long association with the title with issue #12 (November 1975) and worked on it throughout its run.[4] With issue #17, the series had a crossover with Marvel Squad-Upwards #47, which featured Spider-Human being.[5] The second Curiosity Two-in-One Annual was a crossover with Avengers Annual #seven, both of which were written and fatigued past Jim Starlin.[6] The "Projection Pegasus" storyline in Marvel Two-in-I #53-58 saw the introduction of the name "Quasar" for the Wendell Vaughn character[seven] and the transformation of Wundarr into the Aquarian.[8]
Due to a binding error, three copies of outcome 74 were released with the cover of DC's The New Teen Titans issue #6 in April 1981.[9]
Comics creators who contributed to the series include Steve Gerber, Jack Kirby (who did pencils on several covers during its run), Marv Wolfman, John Buscema, John Byrne, Frank Miller, and George Pérez.[10]
Marvel Two-In-1 concluded after 100 bug and seven Annuals. It was immediately replaced by a Thing solo series.
Revival [edit]
As part of Marvel Legacy, a soft relaunch of the Marvel Universe, Marvel Ii-In-One (stylized equally Marvel 2-in-One)[11] was revived in Dec 2022 with a new story titled "The Fate of the Four" that revolves effectually the Thing and the Man Torch going on a road trip to investigate the disappearance of Reed Richards, Sue Storm, Franklin, and Valeria Richards.[12] The series was written by Chip Zdarsky and ran for 12 issues and one Annual.[xiii] The series was penciled by Jim Cheung (problems #ane, two, and 6), Valerio Schiti (bug #3–5), Ramon One thousand. Perez (issues #7–12), and Declan Shalvey (Almanac #one).[14]
The bug [edit]
| Issue | Character(due south) | Issue | Graphic symbol(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | Man-Thing | #51 | Creature, Ms. Marvel, Nick Fury, Wonder Human being |
| #two | Sub-Mariner | #52 | Moon Knight |
| #3 | Daredevil | #53 | Quasar |
| #4 | Captain America | #54 | Deathlok |
| #5 | Guardians of the Milky way | #55 | Behemothic-Man |
| #6 | Doctor Strange | #56 | Thundra |
| #vii | Valkyrie | #57 | Wundarr |
| #8 | Ghost Rider | #58 | Aquarian |
| #9 | Thor | #59 | The Human being Torch |
| #ten | Blackness Widow | #threescore | Incommunicable Man |
| #eleven | Golem | #61 | Starhawk |
| #12 | Iron Homo | #62 | Moondragon |
| #13 | Power Human being | #63 | Adam Warlock |
| #14 | Son of Satan | #64 | Stingray |
| #15 | Morbius, the Living Vampire | #65 | Triton |
| #16 | Ka-Zar | #66 | Scarlet Witch |
| #17 | Spider-Homo | #67 | Hyperion |
| #18 | Scarecrow | #68 | Affections |
| #nineteen | Tigra | #69 | Guardians of the Galaxy |
| #20 | The Liberty Legion | #lxx | Yancy Street Gang |
| #21 | Doctor Cruel | #71 | Mister Fantastic |
| #22 | Thor | #72 | The Inhumans |
| #23 | Thor | #73 | Quasar |
| #24 | Black Goliath | #74 | Puppet Master |
| #25 | Iron Fist | #75 | Avengers |
| #26 | Nick Fury | #76 | Iceman |
| #27 | Deathlok | #77 | Human being-Affair |
| #28 | Sub-Mariner | #78 | Wonder Homo |
| #29 | Shang-Chi | #79 | Blue Diamond |
| #30 | Spider-Woman | #80 | Ghost Passenger |
| #31 | Mystery Menace | #81 | Sub-Mariner |
| #32 | Invisible Girl | #82 | Helm America |
| #33 | Modred the Mystic | #83 | Sasquatch |
| #34 | Nighthawk | #84 | Alpha Flight |
| #35 | Skull the Slayer | #85 | Spider-Woman |
| #36 | Mister Fantastic | #86 | Sandman |
| #37 | Matt Murdock | #87 | Pismire-Man |
| #38 | Daredevil | #88 | She-Hulk |
| #39 | Vision | #89 | The Human being Torch |
| #40 | Black Panther | #90 | Spider-Man |
| #41 | Brother Voodoo | #91 | The Sphinx |
| #42 | Captain America | #92 | Jocasta |
| #43 | Man-Thing | #93 | Machine Homo |
| #44 | Hercules | #94 | Ability Man and Iron Fist |
| #45 | Captain Curiosity | #95 | The Living Mummy |
| #46 | Blob | #96 | Marvel Super Heroes |
| #47 | Yancy Street Gang | #97 | Fe Human |
| #48 | Jack of Hearts | #98 | Franklin Richards |
| #49 | Dr. Strange | #99 | Rom |
| #50 | The Thing (alternating universe) | #100 | Ben Grimm (alternate universe; a sequel to #50) |
Annuals [edit]
| Upshot | Grapheme(south) |
|---|---|
| #1 | The Liberty Legion |
| #2 | Spider-Man, the Avengers vs. Thanos |
| #iii | Nova vs. the Monitors |
| #iv | Black Commodities vs. Graviton |
| #5 | Hulk vs. the Stranger |
| #vi | American Eagle vs. Klaw |
| #7 | Hulk, Sub-Mariner, Wonder Homo, Sasquatch, Thor, Colossus, Doc Samson vs. The Champion |
Collected editions [edit]
Original series [edit]
- Marvel Two-In-Ane was first nerveless in its entirety,[a] although in black-and-white, as four volumes of the Essential Marvel paperback reprint line.
| Championship | Release date | Collected issues | ISBN |
|---|---|---|---|
| Essential Marvel 2-In-One Volume one | Nov 2005 | Marvel 2-In-One #1–twenty, 22–25, and Almanac #1 | ISBN 978-0785117292 |
| Essential Marvel Two-In-One Volume ii | June 2007 | Marvel Two-In-1 #26–52 and Annual #two–3 | ISBN 978-0785126980 |
| Essential Marvel Ii-In-One Volume 3 | July 2009 | Marvel Two-In-Ane #53–77 and Annual #4–5 | ISBN 978-0785130697 |
| Essential Marvel Two-In-One Volume 4 | January 2012 | Marvel Ii-In-One #78–98, #100, and Annual #half-dozen–7 | ISBN 978-0785162841 |
- The series is currently being collected in its entirety, in color, through Marvel's Epic Drove paperback reprint line.
| Championship | Release appointment | Nerveless issues | ISBN |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marvel Ii-In-One Epic Collection Volume 1 | August 2018 | Marvel Feature #11–12, Marvel Two-In-Ane #1–19, and Marvel Team-Up #47 | ISBN 978-1302913328 |
- Three specific arcs have also been released as deluxe hardcovers through the Curiosity Premiere Classics reprint line.
| Title | Release date | Collected problems | ISBN |
|---|---|---|---|
| Affair: Project Pegasus [b] | January 2010 | Marvel Two-In-One #42–43 and #53–58 | ISBN 978-0785138112 |
| Thing: Liberty Legion | July 2011 | Marvel Two-In-I #xx and Annual #one, Marvel Premiere #29–thirty, Invaders #5–half dozen, and Fantastic Iv Almanac #11 | ISBN 978-0785155157 |
| Matter: The Serpent Crown Thing | May 2012 | Marvel Ii-In-1 #64–67 and Marvel Squad-Upward Annual #v | ISBN 978-0785157618 |
Revival series [edit]
- The revival series has been released as two trade paperbacks, collecting the unabridged serial.
| Championship | Release date | Collected issues | ISBN |
|---|---|---|---|
| Curiosity ii-in-One Vol. ane: Fate of the Four | July 2018 | Marvel 2-in-1 #ane–six | ISBN 978-1302910921 |
| Marvel two-in-One Vol. two: Next of Kin | Feb 2019 | Marvel 2-in-One #vii–12 and Almanac #1 | ISBN 978-1302914912 |
Notes [edit]
- ^ With the exception of issues #21 and 99, as the licensing rights to the characters Doc Savage and Rom the Spaceknight, who were the guest stars in those issues, respectively, are no longer held by Marvel.[xv]
- ^ This arc was originally released as a trade paperback in 1988 entitled The Thing: The Project Pegasus Saga, but it has not been re-released since and is now out of print.
References [edit]
- ^ Cassell, Dewey (April 2014). "Marvel Feature". Back Issue!. Raleigh, North Carolina: TwoMorrows Publishing (#71): xviii.
- ^ Sanderson, Peter; Gilbert, Laura, ed. (2008). "1970s". Curiosity Chronicle A Yr past Year History. London, United kingdom: Dorling Kindersley. p. 164. ISBN978-0756641238.
The Thing got his own comic volume with the first result of Marvel Two-in-One, a serial that teamed him up with other super heroes.
- ^ Marvel 2-in-Ane Almanac at the M Comics Database
- ^ Ron Wilson at the Grand Comics Database
- ^ Manning, Matthew K.; Gilbert, Laura, ed. (2012). "1970s". Spider-Human being Chronicle: Celebrating 50 Years of Web-Slinging. London, Great britain: Dorling Kindersley. p. 89. ISBN978-0756692360.
In this crossover between Curiosity's two team-up based titles, each book'due south star paid a visit to the other'due south volume. The ii-office story was written past [Pecker] Mantlo and penciled by [Sal] Buscema, with Ron Wilson supplying artwork for the 2nd part in Marvel Squad-Up #47.
- ^ Manning "1970s" in Gilbert (2012), p. 97: "Written and drawn by Jim Starlin...this issue continued the events that had begun in this year'due south The Avengers Annual #7"
- ^ Sanderson "1970s" in Gilbert (2008), p. 189: "Curiosity Human being took the new name Quasar in Marvel Ii-in-One #53 by future Quasar series writer Mark Gruenwald and Ralph Macchio."
- ^ Sanderson "1970s" in Gilbert (2008), p. 191: "In this finale of the 'Project Pegasus' saga, Wundarr became the Aquarian, a prophet of peace and spiritual enlightenment."
- ^ "The DC Comic With a Curiosity Embrace, on eBay for Over a Million Dollars". Haemorrhage Cool News. Retrieved 2020-04-05 .
- ^ Ewbank, Jamie (August 2013). "Idol of Millions: The Affair in Marvel Two-in-Ane". Dorsum Issue!. Raleigh, Due north Carolina: TwoMorrows Publishing (#66): 26–37.
- ^ Marvel 2-in-One at the Grand Comics Database
- ^ Couto, Anthony (June 23, 2017). "Marvel Legacy Reunites Human being Torch & The Thing in New Series". Comic Book Resources. Archived from the original on July four, 2017.
- ^ Johnston, Rich (September xiii, 2017). "Marvel Two-in-Ane Past Chip Zdarsky And...Jim Cheung For Marvel Legacy In Dec". Bleeding Absurd. Archived from the original on Oct fourteen, 2017.
- ^ "Marvel 2-in-Ane (2017-present)". Marvel. Retrieved May 31, 2019.
- ^ Ewbank p. 37
External links [edit]
- Marvel Two-in-I at the Unofficial Handbook of Marvel Comics Creators
- Marvel Two-in-One fan site
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marvel_Two-in-One
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