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| Publisher | Marvel Comics |
| Format | Anthology |
| Publication date | April 1972-August 1981 |
| Number of issues | 61 |
Marvel Premiere is an American comic book anthology series published by Marvel Comics. It ran for 61 issues from April 1972 to August 1981.
The series was originally intended to be a testing ground for new characters and the re-introduction of characters who no longer had their own titles.[citation needed] To some extent it was successful in this endeavor by featuring Doctor Strange beginning with issue #3 and Iron Fist in issue #15, written by Roy Thomas and drawn by Gil Kane. Other, less successul, introductions include the Legion of Monsters, Paladin and Woodgod. The comic also featured the first appearance of the second Ant-Man (Scott Lang) and the first comic book appearance of rock musician Alice Cooper. Another feature that would spinoff into its own title was Seeker 3000, but with this difference that this only happened twenty years after its first appearance in Marvel Premiere #41 (1978), with a four issue miniseries published in 1998 [1].
Later on in the title's run Marvel Premiere was also used to finish stories of characters who had lost their own book or feature. One example of this was the Man-Wolf two-parter in #45-46, which continued the story from Creatures on the Loose #37. Another was the three issue Black Panther series.
Publishing history
- #1–2 - Adam Warlock (moved to his own series)
- #3–14 - Doctor Strange (moved to his own (second) series)
- #15–25 - Iron Fist (moved to his own series)
- #26 - Hercules
- #27 - Satana
- #28 - Legion of Monsters
- #29–30 - Liberty Legion
- #31 - Woodgod
- #32 - Monark Starstalker
- #33–34 - Solomon Kane
- #35–37 - 3-D Man
- #38 - Weirdworld
- #39–40 - Torpedo
- #41 - Seeker 3000
- #42 - Tigra
- #43 - Paladin
- #44 - Jack of Hearts
- #45–46 - Man-Wolf
- #47–48 - Ant-Man (Scott Lang)
- #49 - The Falcon
- #50 - Alice Cooper
- #51–53 - Black Panther
- #54 - Caleb Hammer
- #55 - Wonder Man
- #56 - Dominic Fortune
- #57–60 - Doctor Who (reprints from Marvel UK's Doctor Who Weekly)
- #61 - Star-Lord
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