MARVEL COMICS: THE UNTOLD STORY
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"A WILD-RIDE ACCOUNT" —The Hollywood Reporter
"EPIC" —The New York Times
"INDISPENSABLE" —Los Angeles Times
"DEFINITIVE" —The Wall Street Journal
"SCINTILLATING" —Publishers Weekly
“FASCINATING” —GQ
"AUTHORITATIVE" —Kirkus Reviews
"GRIPPING" —Rolling Stone
"PRICELESS" —Booklist
"A MUST FOR ANY SUPERHERO OR POP-CULTURE FAN" —NY Post
"ESSENTIAL" —The Daily Beast
"A SUPERPOWERED MUST-READ" —USA Today
"REVELATORY" —The Miami Herald
"AS FULL OF COLORFUL CHARACTERS, TRAGIC REVERSALS AND UNLIKELY PLOT TWISTS AS ANY BOOK IN THE MARVEL CANON" —Newsday
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A page from MARVEL AND DC PRESENT THE UNCANNY X-MEN AND THE NEW TEEN TITANS by Walt Simonson and Terry Austin.
Walt Simonson, Roger Slifer, and Marv Wolfman. Halloween, 1982.
From Carl Potts’ website.
Walter Simonson breakdowns and finished art for the X-Men/New Teen Titans comic, 1982. Inks by Terry Austin; Colors by Glynis Wein; Words by Chris Claremont; Lettering by Tom Orzechowski.
The New Teen Titan was deemed “DC’s X-Men” for the way that it, too, dusted off adolescent characters from the 1960s, paired them with new members from faraway lands, and mined the cultural conflicts for melodrama—but it was also an undeniably well-done comic, and the first threat in a while to Marvel’s hype monopoly.
The Marvel Guide to Collecting Comics. Art by Walter Simonson, 1982.
Note that Wolverine is reading “Real Romances.”
