Fun and Games Magazine

Marvel's Fun and Games Magazine (1979–1980) was a short-lived, 13-issue anthology series that blended puzzle features with short comic strips, offering a lighter, activity-focused alternative to the publisher's superhero line. Primarily written and co-illustrated by Owen McCarron, with frequent art from Al Milgrom, the magazine showcased Marvel's characters in a playful, non-continuity setting—featuring mazes, word games, and pin-ups alongside cartoonish stories. Though brief, it captured a transitional era when comics publishers experimented with hybrid formats to attract younger readers and casual newsstand browsers.