Marvel Spotlight #25, 1975 “The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad”

In honor of one of my favorite filmmakers (yeah, I know he was just labeled as the “special effects” guy, but get real, those movies wouldn’t exist without him), Ray Harryhausen, I’ll be taking a look at Marvel Spotlight #25 (1975)! In this issue, we see an adaptation of “The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad,” which was one of Ray’s crowning achievements, in this bloggers humble opinion. Marvel decided to put that incredible movie into comic book format, and it delivers! We join Sinbad on the high seas, then see him battle a giant Cyclops, an unbelievable, fire-breathing dragon, and even a skeleton! Any fan of this movie must own this comic book!

Marvel selected quite a solid creative team for this one, and although these creators aren’t the biggest names from that decade, anyone that cares to research them will find out that they did some phenomenal work over their careers! Writer – John Warner (Son of Satan, Rampaging Hulk), pencils & inks – Sonny Trinidad (Marvel Classics, Marvel B&W Mags), colors by Petra Goldberg, letters by Jim Novak, edited by Marv Wolfman, and cover by Gil Kane! Take a look at these awesome pages!

 

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3 comments

  1. ericjbaker · February 7, 2015

    Cool! I had no idea such a thing existed. I use to make my own Sinbad comics when I was a wee lad, and this would have been my bible.

    Wow. I just discovered a hole in my life I never knew was there. Lol.

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  2. billyd75 · February 8, 2015

    The interiors are great, and remind me a lot of P. Craig Russell. The Kane cover isn’t half bad either!

    Like

  3. Pingback: Worlds Unknown 7 and 8, 1974 “The Golden Voyage of Sinbad” | Magazines and Monsters!

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