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l'incredibile DEVIL corno N.4 IL MISTERO DI KILLGRAVE silver surfer fantastici 4

Seller: endrucomics (8,309) 100%, Location: Bologna, Ships to: Worldwide, Item: 372381549342 ALBO ORIGINALE DEL 1970 nell' episodio principale dell' albo l' ipovedente Diavolo Rosso si imbatte per la prima volta nel purpureo ed oculato Killgrave all' interno inoltre : SILVER SURFER di Stan Lee & John Buscema ed il primo episodio de I FANTASTICI 4 (era già apparso in Italia nell' era pre-corno su Linus Estate e su Big il settimanale giovane, su entrambi in bianco e nero, qui invece si migliora decisamente : è al 50% a colori) CONDIZIONI : BUONISSIME, SOTTILE E TENUE IMPRONTA DI MACCHIA CIRCOLARE IN COPERTINA, GRAFFETTE OSSIDATE, L' ALBO E' DI BUSTA Daredevil Vol 1 #4 October, 1964 Editor-in-Chief Stan Lee Cover Artists Jack Kirby "Killgrave, The Unbelievable Purple Man!" / IL MISTERO DI KILLGRAVE , L' UOMO DAL VOLTO VIOLA Writers Stan Lee Pencilers Joe Orlando Inkers Vince Colletta Featured Characters: Daredevil (Matt Murdock) Supporting Characters: Foggy Nelson Karen Page Villains: Purple Man (First appearance) Fixer (Only in flashback) Locations: New York City Items: Daredevil's Billy Club Synopsis One day a strange man by the name of Killgrave, with purple skin, walks into a bank and demands a large sum of money, surprisingly the bank clerk offers it without question, however believes he is robbed when Killgrave is away from the vicinity. Quickly arrested by police the "Purple Man" is brought before a judge where he refuses to be represented by a lawyer, however the judge is quick to assign him one anyway: Matt Murdock. When Murdock visits Killgrave in his jail cell, Killgrave tells Murdock that he doesn't need a lawyer, and demonstrates when he asks the guard to let him go, then asks Karen Page to accompany him. Although Matt isn't effected, he waits until everyone else is snapping out of Killgrave's control after he leaves the vicinity, then Matt chases after him in his guise of Daredevil. When trying to fight him, Killgrave then orders the people on the streets to attack Daredevil, forcing him to retreat. While returning to his guise of Matt Murdock to tell his partner Foggy what happened, Killgrave has amassed a small army of strong men from a local gym and taken over the Ritz Plaza hotel. While this is happening, Daredevil is preparing his minature tape recorder and other gadgets built into his billy club before he goes to fight Killgrave again. Traveling to the Ritz to fight him, he chases Killgrave up to the roof, where the Purple Man orders Karen to stand on the ledge of the building and forces Daredevil to comply by holding him at gun point. At this point, Killgrave explains how he got his uncanny powers. He explains that he was a spy for a communist country and when spying on a lab he was accidentally doused with a chemical. When he was caught by the plant guards, he found that he was able to bend their will, and soon decided it would be best to become a criminal. With his origins and intentions told, Daredevil then jumps off the side of the building with Karen and swings to safety, he then returns to fight Killgrave. Easily defeating him with the special cape that he built into his billy club to subdue the villain to retard his abilities. He then turns the Purple Man over to the police with a tape of Killgrave's confessions. Leaving to resume his guise, he returns to the Nelson & Murdock law offices where he finds that Karen is okay, however their feelings for each other are kept to themselves. Fantastic Four Vol 1 #1 November, 1961 Editor-in-Chief Stan Lee Cover Artists Jack Kirby Dick Ayers "The Fantastic Four!" / I FANTASTICI QUATTRO Capitolo I Writers Stan Lee Pencilers Jack Kirby Inkers George Klein Christopher Rule Colourists Stan Goldberg Featured Characters:The Fantastic Four (First appearance)Human Torch (Johnny Storm) (First appearance)Invisible Girl (Susan Storm) (First appearance)Mister Fantastic (Dr. Reed Richards) (First appearance)The Thing (Ben Grimm) (First appearance) Other Characters:unnamed cab driver Locations:Central City, CaliforniaIthaca, New York Itemss:Fantasti-Flare - (First appearance) Vehicles:Reed Richard's Rocketship (First appearance) - (Destroyed) Synopsis A shadowy figure fires a flare out of a window. The flare forms the words "The Fantastic Four!" Susan Storm is having tea with a friend. When she sees the flare, she turns invisible, gets into a cab, and offers the surprised driver a bill when she reaches her destination. Ben Grimm is trying to find a coat that fits him. A clerk in the haberdashery sees the flare. Grimm bursts out of the too-small door, rips a manhole out of the street, follows the sewers, and bursts out when he thinks he's reached his destination. Johnny Storm is working on his latest hot rod in a service station. The mechanic sees the flare, which turns into the number 4. Johnny bursts into flame and flies away. The authorities treat him as an enemy attack, so he reluctantly melts the jets that come after him. A nuclear heat-seeking missile locks onto him, and just as Johnny's flame starts to fade, an impossibly long pair of arms grabs the missile and throws it out to sea. Johnny's savior is the same man who fired the flare. He greets Susan, Ben, and Johnny with the words, "There is a task that awaits us ... a fearful task!" But how did these four people become so fantastic? To beat the Communists into space, scientist Reed Richards, sister and brother Sue and Johnny Storm, and pilot Ben Grimm sneaked off into space in a rocket. In space, the four were bombarded by cosmic rays. The auto-pilot landed the ship back on Earth, where they found themselves physically transformed and possessing remarkable new abilities. Sue could turn invisible. Ben transformed into an orange, muscular "thing." Reed's body became highly malleable, allowing him to stretch into any shape. Johnny's body burst into flame, and he could fly. They decided to use their abilities to become the super-team known as the Fantastic Four. They gave themselves the individual names Mr. Fantastic, Invisible Girl, Human Torch, and the Thing. Silver Surfer Vol 1 #2 October, 1968 Editor-in-Chief Stan Lee Cover Artists John Buscema "When Lands the Saucer!" (3a parte) Writers Stan Lee Pencilers John Buscema Inkers Joe Sinnott Featured Characters: Silver Surfer Villains: Badoon (First appearance) Brother Royal (First appearance) Other Characters: unnamed girl Vehicles: Silver Surfer's Surfboard SynopsisContinued from last issue... When the Surfer tries to piggy back on the Badoon's ship to try and get past Galactus' barrier, however he remembers the girl he left in status and goes back for her. The Surfer return her to Earth and try to revive her with his Power Cosmic. However he is chased by the air force and is forced to abandon the girl so that no harm comes to her. While the girl is revived, the military believe that she was attacked by the Surfer, who flees. Silver Surfer Vol 1 #3 December, 1968 Editor-in-Chief Stan Lee Cover Artists John Buscema "The Power and the Prize!" / MEFISTO (1a parte) Writers Stan Lee Pencilers John Buscema Inkers Joe Sinnott Featured Characters: Silver Surfer Villains: Mephisto (First appearance) Other Characters: unnamed girl Vehicles: Silver Surfer's Surfboard Synopsis Checking on the girl who's life he saved, the Surfer is chased out of the hospital. Furious over once more being treated with hostility by the human race, the Surfer lashes out and uses his powers to grind the human race to a standstill causing everything electronic to fail. This gains the attention to Mephisto, lord of the neither world who wishes to claim the Silver Surfer's soul. Continued to next issue... Condition: Usato, Condition: albo usato in buonissime condizioni (lievi imperfezioni e difetti minimi), per maggiori dettagli si prega di fare riferimento alla voce CONDIZIONI nella descrizione più in basso, e di consultare la tabella esplicativa dei nostri criteri di valutazione (nella colonna di sinistra della homepage del negozio), Titolo Serie: L' INCREDIBILE DEVIL - COLLANA MARVEL, Genere: SUPER EROI NON VEDENTI, Casa Editrice: EDITORIALE CORNO See More