Marvel Masterworks: Atlas Era Strange Tales

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We’re turning the clock back to 1951, the time when horror reined supreme in comics. These never-before-collected stories of ghosts, ghouls, monsters, morgues, vampires, and more than just a few terrors-that-dare-not-speak-their-names aren’t just some of the most frightening tales ever published, they’re also by a frightening array of star comic-book talents! See why Gene Colan says “He Wished He Was a Vampire;” Look out when Bill Everett gives “The Evil Eye;” Come along as Russ Heath finds a planet that may, or may not, be “Uninhabited;” Prove to Bernie Krigstein if you were “The Boy Who Was Afraid,” and to stand in shock and amazement at the bevy of stories lurking just around the corner by Stan Lee’s right-hand man of the ‘50s, comics great Joe Maneely!
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#3 Variation A (Direct Market Edition Hardcover)


Cover Price: $59.99
1 copy available for $59.99 		Stan Lee, Carl Wessler, Paul S. NewmanJoe Maneely, Tony DiPreta, Bill Everett, John Forte, Paul Reinman, Bernie Krigstein, Bill Benulis, John Buscema, Bob McCarty, Joe Sinnott, Louis Ravielli, Ed Goldfarb, Gil Evans, Sam Kweskin, Vic Carrabotta, Bob Fujitani, Myron Fass, Arthur Peddy, Chuck Winter, Mac Pakula, Gene Colan, Jack Katz, Carmine Infantino, Harry Anderson, Vernon Henkel, Pete Tumlinson, Bob Forgione, Don Perlin, Robert Sale, Bob Correa, Bill Savage, Al Eadeh, Mort Lawrence, Mort Drucker, Bill Walton, Seymour Moskowitz, Dick Ayers
#5 Variation A (Direct Market Edition Hardcover)


Cover Price: $64.99
1 copy available for $41.00 		Carl Wessler, Paul S. NewmanDick Ayers, Bernard Baily, Bill Benulis, Frank W. Bolle, Bob Brown, Vic Carrabotta, Tony DiPreta, Steve Ditko, Bill Everett, Bob Forgione, John Forte, Jack Keller, Fred Kida, Bernie Krigstein, Joe Maneely, Bob McCarty, Jim McLaughlin, Mort Meskin, Joe Orlando, Bob Powell, Paul Reinman, Robert Sale, John Severin, Joe Sinnott, Manny Stallman, Bill Walton, Doug Wildey, Ed Winiarski, Larry Woromay