Marvel Team-Up #36 and #37 (1975) “Bedlam in the Balkans” and “Murder Means the Man-Wolf”

October is here, and the Halloween season is upon us all, so what better way to celebrate than with horror themed comic books! The first one I’m going to spotlight is an appearance of the Frankenstein Monster in Marvel Team-Up #36 & 37! The second issue actually gives us a Man-Wolf appearance as well, so you get double the monster fun! You get some good cop/bad cop from the monster, and that’s always cool, because the monster maybe be considered a villain by most, but  honestly, he’s  just misunderstood most of the time.

With the same core team creating both books, you get a consistency that really gives the book a strong foundation. Story by Gerry Conway, pencils by Sal Buscema, and inks by Vince Colletta, are the team for both parts of this two issue scare-fest! You also get two covers from Ed Hannigan (pencils) (Mike Esposito inks on #36, John Romita on #37), and both show some awesome action between Spidey and these two perennial horror icons!  Keep your eyes open all month-long for comic books featuring iconic horror characters!

 

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5 comments

  1. ericjbaker · October 3, 2014

    How can you not love this stuff? Even the little 25 cents graphic.

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    • billyd75 · October 4, 2014

      Haha, those two pics had me thinking Frankie and Man-Wolf were caught dancing! 😀

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      • ericjbaker · October 4, 2014

        Not that there’s anything wrong with it….

        😉

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  2. billyd75 · October 5, 2014

    No way! 😀

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  3. Todd Taylor · October 6, 2014

    That tale was epic.

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