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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 13/07/2025

DAZZLER #2 1981, Marvel Comics John Romita Jr and Al Milgrom cover

Comic book image of a mirrorball with colored lights bouncing off it

LAST STAND IN DISCOLAND! Guest starring Spider-Man, The Fantastic Four, The X-Men, The Avengers!

The Dazzler helplessly shooting a laser beam at someone off-panel

The Enchantress, arm raised and dropping the hammer of pink magic electricity on an unfortunate target

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 12/07/2025

DAZZLER #2 1981, Marvel Comics Tom DeFalco Writer, John Romita Jr. penciler, Alfredo Alcala inks

Comic book panel of a woman's silhouette surrounded by strange energies.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 11/07/2025

There are many copies of this book, but this one is mine. Origins of Marvel Comics Cover art by John Romita

Cropped cover art from Origins of Marvel Comics, featuring various original Marvel Comics characters drawn by John Romita

Closeup of the corner of a book cover with the price $6.95 visible under the creasing and wear. Dr. Strange seems to be reaching towards it.

Spine of a battered copy of Origins of Marvel Comics

The name "Matt" writing in angular scrawl on a page.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 10/04/2025

ALIEN WORLDS #4 1983, Pacific Comics Bruce Jones script and pencils, Dave Stevens inks Trying to figure out if Bruce drew Kate Bush's face here or if it was Dave's inks that sealed the deal.

Panel of a comic page with a woman in a red blouse saying I...I'M NOT MAD, CYNX... I KNOW WHY... YOU DID IT... I ONLY WISH... ...I ONLY WISH I HADN'S... DRAGGED YOU ALONG WITH ME...

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 10/04/2025

MARVEL'S GREATEST COMICS #35 1972, Marvel Comics Stan Lee script, Jack Kirby pencils, Joe Sinnott inks (uncredited)

A sequence of four panels where a thug tries to fight the mighty Thing. Thug punches Thing, no effect. Thug tries again. Nope. The Thing lifts a mighty finger and flicks it at the dude's face and PLINK. Thug takes a nap. In the Mighty Marvel Manner.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 10/04/2025

MARVEL'S GREATEST COMICS #35 1972, Marvel Comics Stan Lee script, Jack Kirby pencils, Joe Sinnott inks (uncredited)

Panel of a comic book with an explosion in red with a white center. The sound effect reads BA-ROOM! and the dialogue reads WE PULLED BACK IN THE NICK OF TIME! Kirby power.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 10/04/2025

MICRONAUTS #11 1979, Marvel Comics Bill Mantlo script, Michael Golden (co-plotter) pencils and Al Milgrom inks

Close up of a Micronauts comic page, where a figure is wrapped in glowing yellow-white energy and black Kirby dots. The figure shouts KARZA! KNOW THAT WE HAVE MASTERED THE STRANGENESS OF OUR METAMORPHOSIS.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 04/04/2025

DOCTOR STRANGE #24 1977, Marvel Comics Jim Starlin, Al Milgrom and Rudy Nebres shared credit, Annette Kawecki colors, Janice Cohen letters

Dr Strange with hands in devil horns formation pointed at the viewer and emanating energy.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 04/04/2025

CREATURES ON THE LOOSE #34 1975, Marvel Comics David Kraft script, George Perez art, Frank McLaughlin inker, Joe Rosen letters, Phil Rache colors

Comics page held up to the light so the back side shines through. There are faces screaming and a panel reading IN DESPAIR HE FEELS HIS RATIONAL IDENTITY SHIFTING

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 04/04/2025

Ripped from the headlines! (Or from a 1975 ad)

Panel from an advertisement in a comic book. Two men discussing employment in the lucrative computer sector.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 06/03/2025

Jack Davis draws Dr. J, as seen on the back of many a 1977 comic from Marvel.

Jack Davis illustration of a very lanky and airborne Dr. J, slam-dunking a basketball, extolling the virtues of the Spalding Touch.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 06/03/2025

THE CHAMPIONS #14 1977, Marvel Comics Bill Mantlo and John Byrne co-plot, Bill Mantlo script, John Byrne pencils, Mike Esposito inks, Irv Watanabe letters, Glynis Wein colors

Three panels fading away from the viewer, right to left. One, a blonde woman's distorted face. The second, Marvel's Hercules gritting his teeth and saying "DANGER". The third, the same blonde woman, face undistorted.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 04/02/2025

AVENGERS #90 1971, Marvel Comics Roy Thomas writer, Sal Buscema art, Mike Stevens letters

A Kree Sentry droid emerging from stony rubble. The word balloon at the lower left corner reads "Faaaaaan-tastic!"

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 04/02/2025

AVENGERS #90 1971, Marvel Comics Sal Buscema cover

Strange angle on an Avengers comics corner box, featuring the Vision, Black Panther, Scarlet Witch, Quicksilver and Goliath.

Text reading DEATH LIES WAITING--- AT THE TOP OF THE WORLD! in a jagged word balloon.

The Avengers (The Vision, Scarlet Witch, Quicksilver and I think Rick Jones) cowering from some barely-on panel menace. It looks spidery.

The Wasp, knocked cold. Behind her, Quicksilver is reaching towards her saying "But--- We've got to try! We've got to!" He is agitated.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 04/02/2025

THE INVADERS #31 1978, Marvel Comics Donald Glut writer, Chic Stone art, Bill Black inker, Tom Orzechowski letters, George Roussos colors

Captain America smashing a Nazi with his shield. Right in the nuts, it looks like. The sound effect is BLONG! Ow.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 04/02/2025

THE INVADERS #31 1978, Marvel Comics Donald Glut writer, Chic Stone art, Bill Black inker, Tom Orzechowski letters, George Roussos colors

Page of comics held up to the light so there's two sets of overlapping images. It is dreamlike and weird.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 31/01/2025

THE PHANTOM STRANGER #12 1971, DC Comics Bob Kanigher story, Jim Aparo art

A bride and groom, extreme close up. Both seem worried, concerned. The text "MARRY DEATH!" appears over their heads. Maybe that's what's got them worked up.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 31/01/2025

THE PHANTOM STRANGER #12 1971, DC Comics Neal Adams cover

An old man aghast at the apparently dead or ghost of a dead woman hovering in a canopy bed.

Tighter on the scared old man, moire dot coloring apparent.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 31/01/2025

MARVEL TEAM-UP ANNUAL #1 1976, Marvel Comics Bill Mantlo story, Sal Buscema and Mike Esposito artists

A stellar explosion with the caption "Prompting earthbound astronomers to announce the birth in the heavens... of a new STAR!"

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 31/01/2025

MARVEL TEAM-UP ANNUAL #1 1976, Marvel Comics Bill Mantlo story, Sal Buscema and Mike Esposito artists

A mysterious humanoid figure beaning in via a strange energy beam in oranges and yellows. "Is it Banshee or Storm? -- Or someone ELSE?"

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 29/01/2025

MARVEL TEAM-UP ANNUAL #1 1976, Marvel Comics Bill Mantlo story, Sal Buscema and Mike Esposito artists

Text reading "Into... HELLPIT!" There's some dialogue too but it's really not that important. The background is radiating color/energy.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 29/01/2025

MARVEL TEAM-UP ANNUAL #1 1976, Marvel Comics Dave Cockrum cover

The X-Man Storm shooting lightning at a giant robot and, apparently, Spider-Man's boots. Extreme angle.

The hands of Wolverine (with claws extended) and Nightcrawler (all three digits) against a background of yellow-green Kirby energy.

Extreme close-up of the crab-robot face which is mostly made of moire dots. Spider-Man partially visible in lower right. The text "Lords of Light and Darkness" is at the top of the frame.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 29/01/2025

MARVEL TEAM-UP ANNUAL #1 1976, Marvel Comics Dave Cockrum cover

Dave Cockrum's signature on a grubby comic book cover.

Marvel Team-Up featuring Spider-Man and the X-Men. Colossus, a literal man of steel, is caught in some giant robot's pincer grip.

Spider-Man swinging towards a weird crablike robot with the text "Lords of Light and Darkness!" in a blue caption box above them.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 29/01/2025

MARVEL TEAM-UP ANNUAL #1 1976, Marvel Comics Bill Mantlo story, Sal Buscema and Mike Esposito artists

The character Cyclops, in civilian clothing, shooting eye beams out of his round sunglasses. He's saying "I see them!" which is funny as I wonder how light gets past the force beams and to his retinas.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 29/01/2025

ALIEN WORLDS #4 1983, Pacific Comics Bruce Jones script and pencils, Dave Stevens inks

A big game hunter with some kind of fancy space-rifle shooting a multi headed monster with a large explosion occurring on the thing's chest. A cave-girl in fur bikini is on all four next to him. Yes, this was a common thing in boy's adventure comics of the era.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 28/01/2025

AVENGERS #184 1979, Marvel Comics David Micheline script, John Byrne pencils and Diverse Hands inks

Iron Man, being punched from panel side right, folding like a two-dollar beach chair. The sound effect is KRUNG in purple type.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 28/01/2025

AVENGERS #184 1979, Marvel Comics David Micheline script, John Byrne pencils and Diverse Hands inks

The lovably furry Beast twirling a helpless and human Crusher Creel above his head. Why is it that we never got Michael Berryman playing him on the big screen? He'd have brought some humanity to the role.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 28/01/2025

AVENGERS #184 1979, Marvel Comics David Micheline script, John Byrne pencils and Diverse Hands inks

Three partial comics panels from The Avengers, featuring primarily, the Vision smacking a powered-up Crusher Creel glowing bright red. The vision says "You may have it back!" The sound effect reads FWOMP!

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 28/01/2025

Ad from the back of a 1972 Wonder Woman comic. Yeah.

Beefcake dude in monochrome except for his hair, which is somehow very canary yellow.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 28/01/2025

Only two issues. So this one and either 202 or 204.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 27/01/2025

WONDER WOMAN #203 1972, DC Comics Samuel R. Delany script, Dick Giordiano art

Wonder Woman (in her white outfit) reaching towards the reader saying "Hey, you guys...!"

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 27/01/2025

ALIEN WORLDS #4 1983, Pacific Comics Dave Stevens cover

A Dave Stevens-illustrated space-girl, blonde in a red jacket and clear bubble helmet and strangely without leggings.

Space-girl gams on an alien planet with the signature of the artist Dave Stevens to the right.

A Dave Stevens-illustrated space-girl, blonde in a red jacket and clear bubble helmet and strangely without leggings. This is a closeup featuring her face and blonde locks.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 27/01/2025

1972 ad. Not legally actionable. Just a regular bunny.

Early 70s ad for decals of varying levels of copyright violation.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 27/01/2025

MARVEL'S GREATEST COMICS #35 1972, Marvel Comics Stan Lee script, Jack Kirby pencils, Joe Sinnott inks (uncredited)

Close up on the bald head of The Watcher and his magnificent flared collar. He is intently staring at the reader saying lots and lots of stuff, but the cogent passage here is "For all who inhabit the known universe, only Galactus has enough power to match my own!"

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 27/01/2025

MARVEL'S GREATEST COMICS #35 1972, Marvel Comics Stan Lee script, Jack Kirby pencils, Joe Sinnott inks (uncredited)

Galactus (in Christmas green and red) in his first appearance. You know, the one where his suit has a big G on the chest piece, which certainly doesn't stand for G-d. No way.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 24/01/2025

I was told once that the Coens wrote Barton Fink because they were stuck on the third act of Miller's Crossing and I've never been so in awe in my entire life. "We don't know how to finish this classic, so we're gonna go write another one to take a break."' Gah!

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 24/01/2025

It's Star Wars, but a Star Wars they could jam into the Marvel Universe and be a little more flexible with.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 24/01/2025

Just superlative action comics. Golden was on point.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 24/01/2025

MARVEL'S GREATEST COMICS #35 1972, Marvel Comics Stan Lee script, Jack Kirby pencils, Joe Sinnott inks (uncredited)

The Silver Surfer racing towards the reader against a backdrop of the universe exploding. The narrative caption reads "Even as Reed speaks, a gigantic star in a distant galaxy explodes, transforming itself into a mighty super-nova! And as the indescribable impact fills the heavens, the escaping gases catch the Silver Surfer, flinging him outward across the endless void...!"

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 24/01/2025

MARVEL'S GREATEST COMICS #35 1972, Marvel Comics Cover by John Buscema Reprinting FF #48, I think.

Different angle on the previous, showing that the Silver Surfer is challenging the Fantastic Four and the Watcher.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 24/01/2025

LUKE CAGE, HERO FOR HIRE #8 1972, Marvel Comics Steve Englehart script, George Tuska pencils, Billy Graham inks

Dr. Doom revealing himself with a swash of his cloak shouting "No one manhandles a loyal subject of DOCTOR DOOM!"

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 24/01/2025

MICRONAUTS #11 1979, Marvel Comics Bill Mantlo script, Michael Golden (co-plotter) pencils and Al Milgrom inks

Karza and Force Commander locked in battle. There are Kirbylike explosions dominating the panel.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 24/01/2025

MICRONAUTS #11 1979, Marvel Comics Bill Mantlo script, Michael Golden (co-plotter) pencils and Al Milgrom inks

Baron Karza, eyes glittering, making pronouncements as to how he is going to rule the Microverse.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 23/01/2025

Tough to tell, but this is a double-cover comic. Look at the part of the image in shadow on the left. MICRONAUTS #11 1979, Marvel Comics Michael Golden cover

Partial cover for Micronauts #11, art by Michael Golden. Baron Karza and Force Commander (both in centaur forms) locked in battle with the Time Travelers and Commander Rank held in place by the Enigma Force. Everything appears to be on fire.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 23/01/2025

Excelsior! Yeah, Stan was making appearances on Marvel pages even into the mid eighties.

Line art of Stan Lee with mustache as appearing next to half of his signature in the Marvel Age page of a Marvel comic from 1984.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 23/01/2025

ROM #54 1984, Marvel Comics Bill Mantlo script, Sal Buscema, Mel Candido and Kelley Jones art

Rom, Spaceknight, flying through the air, mostly out of focus. He is shouting THERE IS EVIL OVER ATLANTA!!! which is in focus.

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Intrapanel @intrapanelcomics.bsky.social · 23/01/2025

MASTER OF KUNG FU 1977, Marvel Comics Doug Moench script, Jim Craig and John Tartaglione art

Image focuses on a sequence of panels, each centered on the right eye ozone of several characters with the text "we could insist on love" in the middle of the image.

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