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Marvel Team-Up #5 (Conway/Kane, Nov 1972). Pete finds The Vision, reeling from the reassertion of Simon Williams’ brainwaves. Together they foil the Puppet Master’s latest ploy.

Marvel Team-Up #11 (Wein/Mooney, July 1973). The Inhumans accompany Spidey back to the 23rd century on a mission to rescue the Avengers from Kang the Conqueror and Zarrko the Tomorrow Man. I’m trying to read these books in six-month chunks now, just to vary things up — it’s kinda working except the Inhumans’ appearance here spoiled/teased something in Fantastic Four comics I haven’t gotten to yet…

Marvel Team-Up #10 (Conway/Conway, June 1973). Spidey escapes back to 1973 and conscripts the Torch to help fight their future foes. But when the quest leads them to the Inhumans’ Great Refuge, Johnny flames out to avoid his former flame.

Marvel Team-Up #9 (Conway/Andru, May 1973). Zarrko the Tomorrow Man whisks Spidey and ol’ Shellhead away to the 23rd century. But where time travel and the Avengers are involved, surely Kang the Conqueror can’t be far behind…

Marvel Team-Up #8 (Conway/Mooney, Apr 1973). Okay, the politics haven’t aged great — the villain is a misandrist named Man-Killer, whose murderous rampage threatens to unravel the small progress of the women’s lib movement. But I’m still enjoying these early appearances of the Cat, simply ‘cause she’s bringing a new energy to this story that’s already a decade deep.

Marvel Team-Up #7 (Conway/Andru, Mar 1973). Pete is swept up into a time-bending, reality-warping adventure with Thor! Secret identity be damned — Pete eagerly drops trou for this.

Marvel Team-Up #6 (Conway/Kane, Jan 1973). After years of Spidey’s lone wolf routine, this book finally lets him bond with other heroes. Here, he meets Alicia and realizes Ben must not be such a brute. Really looking forward to seeing Pete eventually become an extended member of the First Fam.

 “What do I love most about being here at Marvel? It’s the interesting people you get to

“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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197203 Marvel Team-Up #1 – Page 19 Classic villainy “how not to kill your enemies” trap

197203 Marvel Team-Up #1 – Page 19

Classic villainy “how not to kill your enemies” trap


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maxmarvel12345: The one time when Invincible met Peter and the New Avengers (post-Avengers Disassembmaxmarvel12345: The one time when Invincible met Peter and the New Avengers (post-Avengers Disassembmaxmarvel12345: The one time when Invincible met Peter and the New Avengers (post-Avengers Disassemb

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The one time when Invincible met Peter and the New Avengers (post-Avengers Disassembled) in the Marvel Universe.

[and no Mark isn’t an MU character, this was the first story takes place during the events of Invincible #33.]

Marvel Team-Up Vol. 3 #14 (November 2, 2005) - Spider-Man meets Invincible

Written by: Robert Kirkman
Artist [pencils & inks] by: Cory Walker
Colorist by: Bill Crabtree
Lettered by: VC’s Cory Petit
Edited by: Tom Brevoort (editor), Andy Schmidt, Molly Lazer & Aubrey Sittersono (assistant editors) 
Published by: Marvel Comics


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