CSN #0016
Marvel Comics is set to shatter industry conventions in 1988 with an explosive lineup of changes! Fan-favorites Spider-Man and X-Men break the monthly barrier by going bi-weekly, while an ambitious new weekly series Marvel Universe debuts featuring Wolverine! Major titles like Amazing Spider-Man and Uncanny X-Men get deluxe treatment with premium $1 pricing, while the New Universe line evolves with sophisticated offset printing! The direct market gets an exclusive slice of the action as several
Marvel Comics is set to shatter industry conventions in 1988 with an explosive lineup of changes! Fan-favorites Spider-Man and X-Men break the monthly barrier by going bi-weekly, while an ambitious new weekly series Marvel Universe debuts featuring Wolverine! Major titles like Amazing Spider-Man and Uncanny X-Men get deluxe treatment with premium $1 pricing, while the New Universe line evolves with sophisticated offset printing! The direct market gets an exclusive slice of the action as several titles shift to specialty comic shops only. Marvel's boldest publishing initiative yet proves they're ready to revolutionize comics distribution forever!
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October 20, 1987
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Batman, Captain America, Captain Atom, Deputy Dawg, Elektra, Iron Man, Jon Sable, Major Force, Mighty Mouse, Miraclewoman, Peacekeeper, Punisher, Rorschach, Spider-Man, The Captain, The Liberator, Thor, Wolverine, X-Men
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Ben Dunn, Bill Sienkiewicz, Butch Burcham, Carl Barks, Cary Bates, Chris Claremont, Ed Hannigan, J.M. DeMatteis, Jim Chadwick, John Buscema, John Byrne, John Totleben, Ken Steacy, Lou Bank, Marshall Rogers, Matt Wagner, Mike Grell, Mike Saenz, Mike Vosburg, Paris Cullins, Paul Neary, Ron Lim, Steve Rude, Steve Saffel, Val Mayerik
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COMICO, Dark Horse, Eclipse, First Comics, Malibu Comics, Marvel Comics, New Comics, ParaGraphics, SpotLight, Star Printing
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TBD