TALES OF SUSPENSE

February 1965 • Volume 1 • Usa • 159 Collected

TALES OF SUSPENSE #62

Origin of The Mandarin

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(Marvel) Cover for TALES OF SUSPENSE #62 Origin of The Mandarin

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Published

February 1965

Comic Age

Silver

Cover Price

.12

Facts

ORIGIN of The "Mandarin" and Mandarin Rings

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Creators

Writer

Stan Lee

Penciler

Don Heck , Jack Kirby

Cover Penciler

Jack Kirby

Inker

Richard Ayers 'Dick' , Chic Stone

Letterer

Sam Rosen

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Editor

Stan Lee

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The Origin Of The Mandarin!

Continued from Tales of Suspense #61... and the title says it all! It's Iron Man vs. the Mandarin.

Note (according to the splash page): "This tale was specially produced by mighty Marvel in answer to more than 500 requests for Mandy's origin!"

Brashly written by Stan Lee. Boldly drawn by Don Heck. Brazenly inked by Dick Ayers. Bashfully lettered by Sam Rosen.

Break-Out In Cell Block 10!

It's Captain America's own brand of galvanized action when he gets trapped in a state penitentiary and has to fight his way out.

Pow! script: Stan Lee. Wham! art: Jack Kirby. Zowie! inking: Chic Stone. Ulp! lettering: Art Simek.