Die offizielle Marvel-Comic-Sammlung #12
In this 2013 issue of Die offizielle Marvel-Comic-Sammlung, writer Kurt Busiek and Michael Strittmatter team with artist Alex Ross—handling pencils, inks, and colors—to explore a pivotal moment in the Marvel Universe’s public perception. When the media’s relentless scrutiny and fear of superhumans take a toll on Phil Sheldon, the man behind the iconic Marvels series, he takes a bold stand by seeking to clear Spider-Man’s name in the long-standing case of Captain George Stacy’s death. The issue’s striking cover by Alex Ross captures the gravity of this turning point, all rendered in his signature, emotionally charged style.
In "null," Phineas Horton creates the Human Torch only to seal her away beneath the earth, fearing humanity’s readiness for such a being. When a crack in the concrete finally frees her, the world is left to reckon with what lies beneath.
In "null," photographer Phil Sheldon captures the raw, untold beginnings of humanity's flame—witnessing the first moments of Captain America and Namor’s emergence, all through a lens that sees more than just the surface. Told with quiet intensity, the story unfolds in the shadows of history, where myth and memory blur.
In "null," Phil Sheldon—once celebrated for his bestselling account of the Marvels—finds himself at odds with a public that fears and vilifies the very heroes he once celebrated. Tired of their constant demonization, he takes a bold stand by seeking to clear Spider-Man’s name in the long-ignored case of Captain George Stacy’s death.
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↩ Reprints Marvels #1 (1994), Marvels #[nn] (1994), Marvels #[nn] (1994), Fantastic Four Omnibus #1 (2005)
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