Marvel a Full Colour Comic Album #1

Jan 1969 · World Distributors · ?

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In "And Fear Shall Follow!", Loki and Odin scheme to break Thor’s bond with Jane Foster by sending the Enchantress to win his heart—only for the clumsy Executioner to ruin the plan. Written by Stan Lee and brought to life with dynamic art by Jack Kirby, inks by Chic Stone, and letters by S. Rosen, this 1969 Marvel full-color comic album delivers classic Asgardian intrigue with a touch of mythic mischief.

Contains 4 stories

And Fear Shall Follow!

19 pp · Science Fiction, Superhero

the Aakon (alien race)Captain Marvel [Mar-VellDr. Walter Lawson]Carol DanversColonel Yon-RoggCyberex (robot, not identified)KreeLieutenant Tir-Zarr (Kree)Medic Unathe Organization [DannyMort"Number One" (leader)]

Defying the Magic of... Mad Merlin!

12 pp · Superhero

Thor [Doctor Donald Blake]Merlin [Maha Yogi] (introduction)Jane FosterLoki (cameo)President John F. Kennedy (cameo)Caroline Kennedy (cameo)Pierre Salinger (cameo)King Arthur (cameo, flashback)

In "Defying the Magic of... Mad Merlin!", the ancient sorcerer awakens after a millennium, ready to seize control of the modern world. With Washington D.C. as his battleground, he clashes with Thor in a spellbound showdown that tests the limits of godly power and magic.

In Mortal Combat with Captain America!

18 pp · Superhero

Iron Man [Tony Stark]Captain America [Steve Rogers]Chameleon [Dmitri Smerdyakov]Kraven the Hunter [Sergei Kravanoff]Happy HoganPepper PottsGiant-Man [Hank Pym] (cameo)The Wasp [Janet van Dyne] (cameo)Charlie

The Enchantress and the Executioner!

13 pp · Superhero

Thor [Donald Blake]Enchantress (introduction)Executioner (introduction)Jane FosterLokiOdinTomorrow Man [Arthur Zarrko] (cameo flashback)

In this 1969 tale from Marvel a Full Colour Comic Album #1, the Enchantress is sent by Loki and Odin to break Thor’s heart by seducing him away from Jane Foster—only for the bumbling Executioner to ruin the plan with his clumsy interference.