Celebrating 80 years of Marvel! From a super powered family, an irradiated man-monster, to a neighborhood wall-crawler and teenage mutant mayhem, sample the first generation of modern Marvel with these 1960s hits!
The series most credited for kick starting the Marvel Universe, Fantastic Four proved a commercial success in large part to its non-traditional heroes. This series also put Jack Kirby and Stan Lee on the map!
Readers have always resonated with high school student Peter Parker, a goodhearted kid who gains the powers of a spider. Stan Lee and Steve Ditko bring the web-slinger to life!
Witness the birth of the Gamma Green Giant, as mild-mannered Bruce Banner gets a dose of radiation he can't quite shake!
Creators Stan Lee, Larry Lieber, Steve Ditko, and Jack Kirby present 'The Man in the Ant Hill', the origin story of Hank Pym! Read on for his adventures with stylish sidekick, the winsome Wasp!
The comic that introduced True Believers to the God of Thunder! When Dr. Donald Blake strikes his wooden cane on the ground, he transforms into Odin’s favored son!
Although he wouldn't get a solo series till 1968, Iron Man starred in Tales of Suspense, a Cold War Era comic with a sci-fi bend. In a moment of duress, industrialist Tony Stark achieves his full potential.
In their inaugural issue, Charles Xavier's first class of mutants takes on Magneto, Master of Magnetism. But the X-Men’s greatest threat would be a world that hates and fears their existence.
The Avengers are the pinnacle Super Hero Team-Up–a combination of power sets and personalities that guarantees an exciting read!
Arrogant surgeon Stephen Strange turns to the Mystic Arts following a life-altering accident. But in his first appearance, the future Sorcerer Supreme is actually a “Master of Black Magic”!
By day, he is blind attorney Matt Murdock, but in his suit of red, he is Daredevil, Man Without Fear. Check out the hero of Hell's Kitchen in his first appearance, wearing a (very) yellow costume!
In the technologically advanced nation of Wakanda, the Fantastic Four cross paths with a noble king and righteous hero–meet Marvel’s first African super hero, Black Panther!
The star-spangled Sentinel of Liberty enters the Silver Age! Having earned his place amongst modern Marvel-dom, Steve Rogers takes off in his own ongoing series!