Tales to Astonish Archives

His third appearance, in Tales To Astonish #36, is one of my personal favorite covers featuring the hero While not Scott Lang, it perfectly encapsulates why I would never want the power to shrink down to ant size for any reason Taking bids at Heritage Auctions today is a CGC 1.8 copy o the book[...]

Things were already getting a bit complicated in the Marvel Comics Universe of 1967.  The publisher had an output of nearly 16 comics per month by that year, up from a low point of eight comic books per month in 1958.  The Silver Surfer had been introduced in Fantastic Four #48 the year prior, and[...]

The Wasp is the greatest Avenger ever created by Marvel Comics. I'm going to teach you why this is the case in the most condescending way possible.

Announced at SXSW, Marvel's Tales To Astonish is a new documentary series that interviews creators, and commentary from industry and cultural types, including Stan Lee, Joss Whedon and Clark Gregg. Though I notice they haven't asked me. Which is a shame, because the first is about Civil War, the 2006 crossover series by Mark Millar and Steve[...]

Hence the trademarking, I guess. Well two that seem to have popped up in the last month are for two classic Marvel titles, Tales To Astonish and Tales Of Suspense. The first was a sci-fi anthology that famously merged with The Hulk, with issue 107 And the second became Captain America with issue 100. And now, both appear[...]

At $4,850, the price fell right in line with the average price seen at this condition over the past three years. Moving to Tales to Astonish, Ant-Man's first appearance in costume and as a superhero (his first true appearance, #27, was more science fiction than a traditional superhero tale) comes in #35, which sold last night[...]