GIANT-SIZE SUPER-HEROES

June 1974 • Volume 1 • Usa • 282 Collected

GIANT-SIZE SUPER-HEROES #1

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Published

June 1974

Comic Age

Bronze

Cover Price

.35

Facts

GIANT-SIZE SUPER-HEROES was intended to be an ongoing series. However, only one issue was published and the series was re-named GIANT-SIZE SPIDER-MAN with rebooted issue numbering instead.

Characters

Appearance

Morbius (Michael Morbius)

Creators

Writer

Gerry Conway 'Francis Bushmaster'

Penciler

Gil Kane

Cover Penciler

Gil Kane

Inker

Mike Esposito

Letterer

John Costanza

Colorist

Linda Lessmann

Editor

Roy Thomas , Len Wein

Stories

Stories may contain spoilers

Giant-Size Super-Heroes Featuring Spider-Man: Midnight Means The Man-Wolf And Morbius, The Living Vampire!

When a mysterious character returns to New York, John Jameson--who was previously infected with a curse--begins having symptoms of the curse again. One he thought he had ridded himself of.
Spider-Man will have to not only take down the Man-Wolf again, but now he has to take on the mysterious man--MORBIUS.

Rogues' Gallery

7 pages of pin-ups highlighting Spider-man's most famous foes (with vital statistics). Includes The Burglar (the guy who started it all in Amazing Fantasy), the Chameleon, the Vulture, the Terrible Tinkerer, Dr. Octopus and the Sandman.

How Stan And Steve Create(D) Spider-Man

A 3-page humourous look at the creative process of Stan Lee and Steve Ditko in creating Spider-man. Reprinted from Siper-man Annual #1 (1964).