Post Your Marvel Bronze Age In-House Ads!

[bumpjay]

Pretty sure this came from a Marvel Book...

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Great Thread BTW....bringing back memories !!!

[joe_collector]

Here's another ad from the "Battle of the Century":

 

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And although this is a Marvel thread, I wanted to give the DC fanboys something to cheer for. Here's a very nice ad promoting one of the forum's top BA covers:

 

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Following that up with a 100-Page Batman:

 

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For Suspense, read Detective Comics!!:

 

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But for Sheer Suspense... you must read.. Supergirl!!??

 

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What DC ad spectacular would be complete without the Flash and... Kolossal Kate??

 

Now I know why I read Marvels as a kid.

 

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Another boring Superman cover... what, they couldn't afford color?

 

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Here's a very weird DC Super Giant double feature:

 

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Another "Big Event" in the life of DC geeks like greggy, the First DC Appearance of... Tarzan!!:

 

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Let's end off this short foray into the DC wasteland with another 100-page Spectacular, this time Our Army At War with Sgt. Rock:

 

[Sharkey]

Here's a truly climactic confrontation between two of Marvel's all-time baddest baddies:

 

 

That is a great, very cool ad featuring two nice Kirby-drawn characters. And JC, this is a GREAT thread. I like Silver Age promos quite a bit.

 

The ad below from Tales to Astonish 59 is not a Bronze promo, but it's unique in that the art is actually a stat of the Hulk from the cover of Hulk #1, with Banner whited out and Hulk redrawn for the ad. My apologies for re-posting to those who've seen it in the art threads.

 

 

[joe_collector]

Who among us doesn't remember the Marvel Treasury Editions with fondness? I can recall buying the on that reprinted FF 120-123 from an old bookstore and reading it so many times the cover fell off.

 

Here's the one that started it all, the Spectacular Spider-man:

 

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A second, smaller promo:

 

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The Fantastic Four follow-up:

 

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I would have guessed The Avengers, but Smilin' Stan chose the Thunder God for the titanic, third Treasury:

 

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I can't find the promo for Marvel Treasury Edition #4, starring everyone's favorite Cimmerian, but here's the ad for his second appearance in #15:

 

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This is a weird one that certainly did not fit the Marvel Treasury Edition mode, and was definitely NOT on my shopping list:

 

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To end off this Trip down Treasury Lane, here's a monster promo covering off quite a few of the best of the MTE line, including that "Savage Fists of Kung-Fu" one that was hard to track down.