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Cover: John Romita

Bring on the Bad Guys: Origins of the Marvel Comics Villains #[nn]

Oct 1976 · Simon and Schuster · 6.95 USD
“Prisoners of Dr. Doom!”

Marvel's nastiest assemble in style on this 1976 Stan Lee-curated collection, with cover art by John Romita showcasing a menacing lineup that includes Doctor Doom, Mephisto, the Green Goblin, Loki, and the Red Skull — a gallery of villainy rendered with real menace against a stark black background. Each figure bristles with personality, from Doom's imperious pointing gesture to the Goblin's gleeful crouch and pumpkin bomb at the ready. As a deep dive into the origins of Marvel's most compelling antagonists, this oversized volume makes a strong case that the bad guys might just be the most interesting characters in the Marvel universe.

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writer Stan Lee · artist, inker Gil Kane · letterer Artie Simek · cover John Romita

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writer Stan Lee
artist, inker Gil Kane
letterer Artie Simek
cover pencils, inks John Romita

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Ross uses gamma rays to heal Hulk's injuries so that Hulk can rescue Betty from the Abomination.

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