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Collects Fantastic Four (1961-1996) #51-60, Annual #4.
Continuing their greatest-hits streak on the "The World's Greatest Comic Magazine," Stan Lee and Jack Kirby weren't content just to introduce the Inhumans, Galactus and the Silver Surfer. No, a three-peat was thinking far, far smaller than the most amazing team in comics' history imagined. Their followup was a heart-wrenching tale of tragedy and heroism titled "This Man! This Monster!" If this story doesn't make you come to love Benjamin J. Grimm, then yer heart must be made of orange rock, fella! Because the greatest Fantastic Four story wasn't enough, Stan and Jack had yet another unmatched milestone waiting in the wings: the debut of the world's first African super hero, the Black Panther, and his kingdom of Wakanda! And that's just the start! In the pages of this MARVEL MASTERWORKS, you'll also encounter the vile Klaw; see the Silver Surfer go toe-to-toe with the Thing; watch the Human Torch face his namesake, the original 1940s Torch; and wonder in shock and awe at how the Fantastic Four can hope to overcome Dr. Doom when he's wrested the Power Cosmic from the Surfer himself!

Collects Marvel Team-Up #61-62, Marvel Two-In-One #50, And Fantastic Four (1961-1996) #215-218 and #220-221.
Even before his phenomenal FF run, John Byrne was shaping the World Greatest Super-Team's destiny whenever he could get his hands on them! Tales from three titles, featuring the FF vs. the Frightful Four, the Human Torch vs. the Super-Skrull and the Thing vs. himself! Time travel, evolution and the fate of HERBIE! (Remember him?) Guest-starring Spider-Man, Ms. Marvel and Dazzler!

Life's tough for the daughter of a super-scientist and costumed hero! When her father - Solar, the Man of the Atom - passed from this mortal coil, Erica Seleski assumed his powers and traversed the stars! But it's been a rough transition returning to Earth. Her father haunts her in his ghost-like state about galactic math (of all things), her brother is trying to swindle her out of her inheritance, a supervillain is attempting to take over the world, and a nuclear missile is poised to wipe out civilization. And just when she's gotten the hang of her Solar abilities, she has to contend with a visit from Doctor Spektor... the Master of the Occult! Collects the complete story arc from issues #9-12 the Solar: Man of the Atom comic book series.

Erica Seleski, the daughter of scientist/superhero Solar, has inherited all the powers of the Man of the Atom... but she doesn't know how to use them! And thanks to these new, out-of-control abilities, she's been thrown into deep space... where aliens aplenty want to catch her and steal her powers for their own. Welcome to the wildest lost-in-space adventure of all time,

"This all started with an accident..." Brilliant scientist Phil Seleski had unlimited cosmic abilities, until he exploded and accidentally gave the powers to his daughter Erica (who is absolutely NOT a brilliant scientist). Now Phil's made of energy and Erica's the most powerful (and freaked-out) person on Earth. Can they work together to stop an invading alien armada without killing each other? Includes the complete story arc from issues #1-4 of the Solar comic book series, a complete cover gallery (featuring dozens of pin-ups), plus a complete issue script.

Dan Dare, Pilot of the Future, returns in a new series of gorgeous new editions from Titan Comics, digitally remastered for the very first time.
This huge collection of Dan Dare combines his first three full adventures - 'Voyage to Venus' parts 1 and 2 and 'The Red Moon Mystery'.

The Swinging Sixties are back, and they're Stranger than ever! No one knows the Strange better than the Strangers. Michael, Verity, and Sandoval have seen it all - but there is always something even stranger waiting just around the corner. Mysterious temples, peculiar pop bands, and unidentified flying oddities are just a few of the things mystifying Absalom Quince and his team, sworn to protect the world from the Strange. This collection is perfect for longtime fans or for those not yet touched by the Strange! And a great addition to anyone's secret-passageway-concealing bookcase!

Collects Marvel Team-Up (1972) #146-150; Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man (1976) #96-100, Annual #4; Amazing Spider-Man (1963-1998) #259-263; Web of Spider-Man (1985) #1.
Spider-Man's greatest fashion disaster continues! With his symbiotic black costume safely removed and imprisoned for study, Spidey re-dons the classic red-and-blues to battle fearsome foes including Hobgoblin, Silvermane and the Kingpin! And when the Black Cat whips him up a homemade version of his ebony ensemble, Spidey can embrace a modern look that only looks killer. But while Peter thinks he's done with his rather clingy former suit, the sinister symbiote isn't finished with him -- and when it escapes and seeks out its former host, Spidey's going to have to do some quick thinking in order to avoid becoming a permanent part of the alien duds! Guest-starring the Human Torch, Thor and the X-Men!

Collects Amazing Spider-Man (1963-1998) #252-258, Marvel Team-Up (1972) #141-145 And Annual #7, And Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man (1976) #90-95.
When Spider-Man returns from the Secret Wars with a snazzy new black suit, he's faster and stronger - and has an unending inbuilt supply of webbing! All the better for tussling with foes such as the Rose, Black Fox, Red Ghost, Jack O'Lantern, Puma and the Blob! Not only that, but he's dressed to impress the Black Cat, too - much to Mary Jane's dismay. But there's something about Peter that's not quite right. Curse that ol' Parker luck, the black costume just happens to be a hungry alien symbiote - and it's grown very attached to him! Savor a chronological retelling of Spider-Man's epic wardrobe malfunction, told across the three Spidey titles of the era!

Imagine you had powers. Imagine that you can make a difference. Bullets bounce off of you. You can fly around the world and back. Imagine more that no matter what happens, whatever challenges may rear their head, you and you alone have the power to stop it. Now imagine you were told you have cancer. How would you deal with it. The Mighty Titan is writer Joe Martino's attempt at wrapping his cancer experiences in a Superhero shell.