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23 minutes ago, blazingbob said:

That's a really nice Assengers #4 and Tails to Astonish #27

Thanks Bob! I could not have done it without your help. 

Loving my Hulk 1!

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2 hours ago, NoMan said:

I appreciate you sharing your pornography with us. I love, and I mean adore with my heart and soul, Tales To Astonish 27. It is the most important book in human history. 

I struggled between hitting the “like” or the laugh.

 I hit the like because some small, strange little part of me agrees with you!

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Has the definitive story been told of exactly how and why Marvel (Stan Lee, whoever) decided to turn one of their throw-away monster of the month stories into a super-hero?

Although TTA #27 was published two months after FF #1, I think it's safe to say that there was no forethought given to the possibility that "the Man in the Ant Hill" was really a super-hero tryout.  TTA #35 was published eight months later -- which is four months after Hulk #1 and just one month after AF #15 and JIM #83 -- so I wonder when in that amazing period of creativity the decision was made to make a super-hero out of Hank Pym, and whether any other PHM material was given serious consideration as part of that process.

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1 hour ago, NoMan said:

TTA 27 is the most important Marvel book. Period. If you have one you'll never lose money when you sell it, no matter what you payed for it. There have been studies at all the major universities verifying this. 

:bigsmile:

For me, it's a cool Atlas comic.

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1 hour ago, Sweet Lou 14 said:

Has the definitive story been told of exactly how and why Marvel (Stan Lee, whoever) decided to turn one of their throw-away monster of the month stories into a super-hero?

Although TTA #27 was published two months after FF #1, I think it's safe to say that there was no forethought given to the possibility that "the Man in the Ant Hill" was really a super-hero tryout.  TTA #35 was published eight months later -- which is four months after Hulk #1 and just one month after AF #15 and JIM #83 -- so I wonder when in that amazing period of creativity the decision was made to make a super-hero out of Hank Pym, and whether any other PHM material was given serious consideration as part of that process.

Don’t know much behind the scenes of the production of TTA 27.  Wish I did. 

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29 minutes ago, NoMan said:

Don’t know much behind the scenes of the production of TTA 27.  Wish I did. 

DC already had the Atom, first appearing in the October 1961 issue of Showcase.  You know how ideas made their way around back then between the big two.

 

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14 minutes ago, namisgr said:

DC already had the Atom, first appearing in the October 1961 issue of Showcase.  You know how ideas made their way around back then between the big two.

 

Copy you. 

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1 hour ago, KirbyJack said:

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More stuff, if not quite as drool inducing.

You will note the inclusion of an Astonish 27, however.

:applause:looks pretty drool inducing to me

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