Prologue: In 1976, when I was eight years old, the only comic book that I was able to get my hands on regularly was The Avengers .
Mondo Marvel is back, baby! Not that we went anywhere, of course.
Here we are once again, gathered together to take a fresh look at the origins of the Marvel Universe, as it developed, month by month.
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Welcome one and all, to the March 1963 edition of Mondo Marvel , the bi-weekly column where I, your humble narrator, reads and comments on each and every Super Hero comic published by Marvel Comics, beginning with November 1961's Fantastic Four #1 and ending when I drop dead from exhaustion or reach December 1969, whichever comes first.
Welcome to the latest installment of Mondo Marvel , the bi-weekly column where I, Paul Brian McCoy, take a look at Marvel's Super Hero comics in chronological order from November 1961 until December 1969 (or until I have a nervous breakdown along the way)! This week we've arrived at February 1963, which, if it's notable for anything, it's that this was the last "small" month of Marvel releases ever .
Good grief! What time is it? Did you say Mondo Marvel time? I hope you did! Because that's what time it is! Time for me, Mixmaster Paul Brian McCoy, to once again dive into Marvel Comics' superhero comic output from the Sixties.
What's that? Oh, hello there.
We're back! Welcome one and all to the seemingly never-ending adventures of me, Paul Brian McCoy, as I read through every Superhero comic that Marvel produced from Fantastic Four #1 all the way through all the titles released with a cover date of December 1969.
Well, here we are once again, making our way through Marvel Comics' 1960s output, month by month.
