FOOM + Magazine (- + )
- Star rating
- 2
- Rating
- marvel
- Year
- 1973
- Genre
- marvel
- Runtime
- 1
- Cast
- FOOM was Marvels self-produced fan magazine during the mid-1970s.
- Star rating
- 2
- Rating
- marvel
- Year
- 1973
- Genre
- marvel
- Runtime
- 1
- Cast
- From January 1973 to September 1975 American comic book publisher Marvel ran an 18-issue Frankenstein series entitled The Frankenstein Monster. Together with Werewolf by Night, Man-Thing and Tomb of Dracula, The Frankenstein Monster marked a change for Marvel Comics, which in the 1960s had become the leading publisher of comic books. This new line of comics moved away from Marvel’s superhero themes and introduced a touch of horror and fantasy to the Marvel Universe, which up to then had only been populated by the likes of Spiderman and the X-Men.
- Star rating
- 2
- Rating
- marvel
- Year
- 1973
- Genre
- marvel
- Runtime
- 1
- Cast
- The saga of Kull!. This series was a continuation of issue 10 of the Kull the Conqueror series. It lasted until issue 29.
- Star rating
- 2
- Rating
- marvel
- Year
- 1973
- Genre
- marvel
- Runtime
- 1
- Cast
- Tales of the Zombie #1 – 13 + Annual #1 (1973-1975)
- Star rating
- 2
- Rating
- marvel
- Year
- 1973
- Genre
- marvel
- Runtime
- 1
- Cast
- An offbeat love story about the adventures and mutual rescue of a young woman out of place in her hometown and a mysterious stranger who calls himself Peter Parker (and begins to cast her in the role of Spider-Man’s first sweetheart), The Night Gwen Stacy Died is about first loss, first love, and finding our real identities.
Frankenstein #1 – 18
Kull The Destroyer #11 – 29 (1973-1978)
Tales of the Zombie #1 – 13 + Annual #1
