Marvel Bloopers

[topofthetotem]

Some of these re funny especially the eye patch thing.

 

Marvel bloopers

 

 

[backtomarvel]

Awesome! Thanks for sharing. Noticed the Palmer error in Spidey #1, but not the Superman.

[Unca Ben]

Bruce Banner became Bob Banner in the Hulk vs Thing issues of Fantastic Four 25 & 26, if I remember correctly. I think they retconned his name to be Robert Bruce Banner after this.

 

There was also the confusing of the alias of Dardevil with the Two-Gun Kid, Matt Murdock and Matt Hawk, in a Two-Gun Kid issue as well.

 

Stan had trouble keeping track of this stuff sometimes.

 

 

[Artboy99]

I loved the Captain America

[Unca Ben]

The issue where Hercules pulls Manhattan was when I knew that Conway and the other young Marvel writers needed to stop smoking so much pot before writing stories.

 

This is coming from someone who was getting high a lot himself in those days.

 

The output from the Marvel "bullpen" just got sloppier and sillier as the seventies rolled on (heh).

[rjpb]

Hercules pulling Manhattan was no wackier than the average silver age issue of DC's sci-fi books which seemed to favor stories of the entire planet being yanked out of it's orbit on a regular basis.

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[Ebel 1911]

I loved the Captain America

 

Yeah, I cracked up at the Captain America & the eyepatch, too funny!

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[Unca Ben]

Hercules pulling Manhattan was no wackier than the average silver age issue of DC's sci-fi books which seemed to favor stories of the entire planet being yanked out of it's orbit on a regular basis.

 

That's just it.

 

As an nine year old boy, I enjoyed the cooler Marvel stories over the goofier and sillier DC stuff at the time.

 

By 1974, when this issue of Marvel Team-Up came out, I was 18 and Marvel was getting just as goofy as DC used to be (in some stories).

 

 

 

[Calidream'n]

Avengers #2, pg 8.; Rick Jones says to the Hulk (really the space phantom in disguise) that he is the guy who watches after him (the Hulk) to make sure he is able to turn back into Dr. Donald Blake (Thor) when he wants to.