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But before Quinn, Evans, and Underwood, there was… Bill Murray? Yup, before he was a not-ready-for-prime-time player, hunting gophers on golf courses, joining the army for all of the wrong reasons, busting ghosts, and getting lost in translation, Murray portrayed Johnny Storm, aka The Human Torch, in a 1975 radio show that offered an audio[...]
Human Torch
It's a retelling of the story from Marvel Comics #1 in 1939, with Professor Horton creating the Human Torch Spoilers ahead, of course. With the Human Torch gaining a moral code by listening to police radio dramas of the thirties And giving him a language structure as well, maybe explaining some of his more colourful phrases[...]
Marvel Tribute For Stan Lee's 100th Birthday In Today's Comics
With the headline "100 Years And Still Inspiring Us All" From Galactus above to the Mole Man's Moloids below, including Spider-Man, Daredevil, Mole Man, Skrulls, Cyclops, Jean Grey, Crystal, Doctor Strange, Dormammu, Scarlet Witch, Kingpin, Iron Man, Thor, Magneto, MODOK, The Watcher, The Enchantress, Black Panther, Mister Fantastic, The Invisible Woman, The Thing, Human Torch, Doctor[...]
Marvel Mystery Comics #9 (Timely, 1940)
This first classic meeting took place in the eighth and ninth issues of Marvel Mystery Comics (June and July, 1940) between the blazing Human Torch and the mighty Prince Namor, the Sub-Mariner This story proved so popular that Timely pitted these two drawing cards against each other in many succeeding battles, including one epic 60-page[...]
Giant-Size Invaders #1 (Marvel, 1975)
The Multiverse was a tricky business even before it really existed.  Marvel brought its Golden Age characters back slowly after the debut of Fantastic Four #1 launched the Marvel Universe for the Silver Age.  Captain America was unfrozen, lamenting a death that had never happened for his sidekick Bucky, and eventually, Tales of Suspense borrowed[...]
Strange Tales Annual #2 (Marvel, 1963)
Silver Age Marvel was still taking shape at that point, and those first annuals hit the newsstands in 1962 about a week after the Human Torch took over the ongoing title itself with Strange Tales #101.  Fantastic Four #7, Incredible Hulk #3, Tales to Astonish #36 (second issue of the Ant-Man series in the title,[...]
Men's Adventures #28 (Atlas, 1954)
Marvel first attempted to reboot its Golden Age superheroes during the early Cold War era in a rather unassuming and directionless title called Young Men.  Young Men #24 cover-dated December 1953 was the beginning of that short-lived attempt.  This revival featuring Captain America and Bucky, the Human Torch and Toro, and the Sub-Mariner and Namora[...]
Young Men #24 (Atlas, 1953)
Most vintage collectors are aware that Marvel's Silver Age superhero revival began with Fantastic Four #1 in 1961 — but this was not the first time since Marvel's superheroes ended in the waning days of the Golden Age that such a superhero revival had been attempted at the publisher.  There was a previous try at[...]
Detective Comics #65, Master Comics #22, Human Torch #8.
Which in turn makes the magazines better and builds up the market." Writer's Digest was certainly correct about the expanding market.  There were roughly 750 comics on the American newsstand in 1940, about 950 comics in 1941, and nearly 1200 comics in 1942.  And the Promise Collection was expanding even more dramatically over this period.  The[...]
Marvel 2021 Previews
Is it the Human Torch? That's what this Fantastic Four-related page grabbed from the new Marvel Previews suggests when it comes to a promise from Marvel that we will be getting the biggest change to a Fantastic Four member since the comic book debuted 60 years ago, in 1961 Previously, a "profound" change had been[...]
Marvel Legends Retro Series Wave 2 Is Revealed
This one includes Magneto, Human Torch, Hulk, and Carol Danvers Ms Marvel You can see all four of the figures below. #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 50%; } #gallery-1 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-1 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /* see gallery_shortcode() in wp-includes/media.php */ Credit Hasbro Credit Hasbro Marvel Legends Retro Figures Wave 2  "Fans, collectors, and kids alike can enjoy[...]
Strange Tales Annual #2 Stan Lee Featuring Spider-Man Up For Auction Today
Spidey battles the Human Torch Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko cover and art (note that the cover features Spider-Man drawn without his chest logo) Contains Atlas reprints by Kirby, Ditko, Don Heck, Joe Sinnott, John Buscema, and Dick Ayers CGC notes, "Signed by Stan Lee on 6/24/17 on the back cover." Overstreet 2020 VF/NM 9.0[...]
The Fantastic Four Storm Siblings Get Funko Pop Exclusives [Review]
The first one was a GameStop exclusive Invisible Girl, a Hot Topic exclusive Human Torch, Barnes & Noble exclusive The Thing, and a Specialty Series glow-in-the-dark Human Torch Looks they didn't want to give Mr Fantastic a variant in this wave but I'm sure we will see one later on We were able to get[...]
The Fantastic Four Have Finally Arrived from Funko [Review]
Fantastic, Invisible Girl, Human Torch, and The Thing So let's not wait for any longer to jump right into this review. There are 14 Funko Pop Fantastic Four figures that have been released Three are retailer exclusives and one is a specialty series that can be found at local comic shops We do have two of[...]
Fantastic Four #1 cover by Esad Ribic
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] The Thing enjoys a day out with Alicia Masters, and the Human Torch attends a Mets game with Wyatt Wingfoot Their days are interrupted when the Fantastic Four signal lights up New York The Human Torch races to where the signal was shot from, assuming Mister Fantastic, Invisible Woman, and their kids are finally[...]
Marvel Two-in-One #7 cover by Nick Bradshaw
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] The Thing, Human Torch, Victor von Doom, and Rachna land on a world torn apart by the Civil War between Captain America and Iron Man Here, they continue their search for Mr Fantastic, Invisible Woman, Franklin, and Valeria Instead, they encounter the new power on this world, the Spider and Doctor Strange They capture[...]
Marvel Two-in-One #6 cover by Jim Cheung and Frank Martin
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Our Thing, Human Torch, and Victor von Doom with the Sue Storm and Reed Richards of this other Earth have put together their last and best defense against the approaching Doom/Galactus hybrid of this world He has consumed the rest of the universe, and this Earth is the last item on the menu[...]
Amazing Spider-Man #799 cover by Alex Ross
Human Torch, Spider-Man (Miles Morales), Silk, Agent Ant-Venom, and Clash are recruited to be on watch for Norman Osborn The Goblin shows up before long, and it's up to Peter Parker's friends to stop the homicidal Red Goblin. Amazing Spider-Man #799 cover by Alex Ross You may think that this would be a set-up for an epic[...]
Marvel Two-in-One #4 cover by Nick Bradshaw and Morry Hollowell
[rwp-review-recap id="0"] The Thing, the Human Torch, and Dr Rachna Koul begin their mutliversal expedition to locate the rest of the Fantastic Four They arrive on a world very much like their own, but they are soon attacked by She-Hulk and Wolverine in SHIELD-branded uniforms What is different here? Why are their friends trying to kill[...]
Marvel Two-in-One #3 cover by Jim Cheung and Frank Martin
Meanwhile the Thing brings the Human Torch to an old friend whom Ben hopes can help Johnny with his power problems That old friend is none other than Hercules, Avenger and Prince of Power He takes our Two-in-One team to a person who helped him regain access to his god powers after he lost them. Marvel[...]
Uncanny Avengers #30 cover by Terry and Rachel Dodson
Rogue and the Human Torch continue their romantic pursuits as Johnny lets her know that Avengers Mansion will be fixed up and given back to the Avengers Rogue also goes to court to testify on behalf of the Shocker Synapse awakens to a letter from Quicksilver. Finally, the team is visited by a longtime Avenger with[...]
Uncanny Avengers #28 cover by R. B. Silva and Edgar Delgado
As such, he has money owed to the heir of the Richards' estate, the Human Torch Johnny must decide what to do with this information. Meanwhile, the Beast and Wonder Man meet at a bar not too far from Avengers Mansion to catch up and decide what to do with their life next. As a longtime Avengers'[...]