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Jim Salicrup

Jim Salicrup

7 appearances · Bronze Age · 1979–1988 · 2 key issues
Who is Jim Salicrup?

Jim Salicrup is a Marvel Comics in-joke character — a fictional version of real-life Marvel editor Jim Salicrup inserted into the Marvel Universe, a playful Bronze Age tradition of editors and creators cameo-appearing as background characters within their own titles.

A fun piece of Marvel Bronze Age trivia come to life, Jim Salicrup made his first appearance in the pages of Marvel Two-in-One #54 in 1979, brought into being by the creative powerhouse team of Gruenwald, Macchio, Byrne, and Sinnott. With a modest but meaningful footprint across titles like Solo Avengers, Tales of G.I. Joe, and Marvel Two-in-One, this character moves through some genuinely storied corners of the Marvel universe, sharing pages with heavy-hitters like Cyclops, Phoenix, and Hank McCoy. Two of those seven catalog appearances carry key-issue status, making Salicrup a small but collector-notable name — the kind of deep-cut discovery that reminds you just how richly populated the Bronze Age Marvel world truly was.

★ First appearance
Marvel Two-in-One #54
Aug 1979

Top series

Covers through the years — 1979–1988

Marvel Two-in-One #54 1979
Marvel Two-in-One #54
The Avengers #292 1988
The Avengers #292

Appearances

Marvel Two-in-One (1974)
#54
The Comics Journal (1977)
#50
Tales of G.I. Joe (1988)
#6
Solo Avengers (1987)
#7
The Transformers (1984)
#41
The Avengers (1963)
The Incredible Hulk (1968)