Steve Englehart

This Omnibus collects much of the Hulk''s fabled 1970s era, where his popularity was at its peak and led to the fan favourite television series! He''s mean, he''s green and sometimes he''s too small to be seen - he''s the Incredible Hulk! Yes, the Hulk''s back in another Omnibus, one boasting the first appearance of his ladylove Jarella and her subatomic world. Drawn by Marvel art icon Herb Trimpe and scribed by a trio of top writers, these classics stories also introduce Doc Samson, pit Hulk against Doctor Doom and Kang the Conqueror, pair him with Ant-Man and put the Hulk on trial with the heroes of the Marvel Universe as his jury. You''ll also get to enjoy some good ol'' fashioned ''Hulk Smash!'' as he fights heavyweights like the Rhino, the Abomination and the Wendigo, not to mention the inhabitants of an entire island of giant monsters. Collecting: The Incredible Hulk (1968) #135-170, The Avengers (1963) #88 and Marvel Super-Heroes (1967) #16

Dracula rises again in one of the most acclaimed Marvel Comics of the 1970s era - and faces off against Marvel''s fan favorite vampire-hunting vampire, Blade! The creative talents of Marv Wolfman, Gene Colan and Tom Palmer made The Tomb of Dracula the must-read comic of the 1970s. Lushly illustrated, beautifully colored and with taut stories that wove together thrilling action with in-depth character subplots, it was everything you could hope for in a comic book. And in this volume so many strands come together: the Doctor Sun saga concludes, Blade finally wreaks vengeance on the man who killed his mother and a resurrected Count Dracula finds an unholy bride who will bear his child. Dracula also crosses paths with Marvel mainstays, including a crossover where his sinks his teeth into Doctor Strange''s neck and a battle with the cosmic power of the Silver Surfer. The Marvel Masterworks, with their stunning new restoration, make these classics look better than ever. Collecting: The Tomb of Dracula (1972) #41-55 and Doctor Strange (1974) #14

Completing the original adventures of the first Captain Marvel, from his high-flying cosmic adventures in the depths of space, to the heartbreaking and all-time-great story of his tragic death. Welcome to the next level of cosmic consciousness with the adventures of Captain Marvel! From Earth to the Moon to the Watcher''s homeworld and into the Negative Zone, these galaxy-spanning stories set the tone for Marvel epics. Bonded to Rick Jones by the Nega-Bands, Captain Marvel defends his adopted planet against the Kree and their mad quest for genetic superiority and galactic empire. Then, in a deadly plan set in motion by Thanos'' death, the massive computer I.S.A.A.C. takes over an entire world! This once-in-a-lifetime Omnibus also features massive battles with Drax the Destroyer, the bizarre Lunatic Legion and, of course, Jim Starlin''s legendary graphic novel, ''The Death of Captain Marvel.'' Collecting: Captain Marvel (1968) #34-62, Marvel Spotlight (1979) #1-4 and #8, Avengers Annual (1967) #7, Marvel Two-In-One Annual (1976) #2 and Marvel Graphic Novel #1 - and material from Marvel Super-Heroes (1990) #3, What If? (1977) #17 and What If? (1989) #14

An era of transformation for Marvel''s First Family beings as the team sees a myriad of shakeups! The Thing is still adjusting to his new role as leader of the FF, whose lineup now includes the Human Torch, Crystal and Sharon ''Ms. Marvel'' Ventura! But as Crystal''s presence complicates Johnny''s marriage, things get extra rocky for Ben and Sharon - literally! When more cosmic rays change the two in unexpected ways, how will they react to their monstrous new mutations? Meanwhile, the Fantastic Four get involved in Doctor Doom''s war with Kristoff Vernard - but on whose side? And a trip to the Mole Man''s realm leads to an adventure across time and space - and to encounters with Belasco, Master Pandemonium and... the Beyonder! Plus: Hulk and Thing throw down in two supersized slugfests! Collecting: Fantastic Four (1961) 308-320, Fantastic Four Annual (1963) 21, Incredible Hulk (1968) 350, Marvel Graphic Novel (1982) 29

The 1980s were a booming period for Earth''s Mightiest Heroes, leading to one of the most beloved spinoff series of all time with the new West Coast team of Avengers! In the 1980s, Earth''s Mightiest Heroes expanded their ranks and their range, founding the West Coast Avengers. The roster of Hawkeye, Iron Man, Wonder Man, Mockingbird and Tigra meant that the team was stocked with powerhouses and fan-favorites alike. Marvel welcomed back one of the greatest Avengers writers of all-time to steer their adventures: Steve Englehart. Along with Al Milgrom and Joe Sinnott on art, he wove a massive series debut that brought in arguably his signature characters - Vision and the Scarlet Witch - in a crossover story that plumbs the origins of Wonder Man and the Vision. Ultron also returns, but this new iteration of the iconic villain has a distinctly different disposition. Also featuring a double-sized Wonder Man solo adventure! Collecting: West Coast Avengers (1985) #1-7, Vision and The Scarlet Witch (1985) #1-2, Marvel Graphic Novel (1982) #27 - Emperor Doom and Wonder Man (1986) #1

Vision and Scarlet Witch, one of the most iconic love stories in comics, gets the Marvel Masterworks treatment, including never-before-reprinted material! The Marvel Masterworks are proud to present a massive volume collecting the adventures of the Avengers icons - Vision and the Scarlet Witch. We''re including not just the massive 1985 maxiseries that went on to inspire WandaVision, but also rare never-before-reprinted stories that chronicle the couples'' search for acceptance. With rich storytelling and vibrant artwork, these stories explore themes of love, duty and identity, showcasing the enduring bond between two iconic characters. The Vision''s origins are explored, while the Scarlet Witch expands her powers in new and sometimes shocking ways. Wanda''s brother Quicksilver''s prejudice risks splitting their family apart. Will his choices set him on a dark path? And with Wanda''s mystic pregnancy nearing term what will Magneto''s return mean for the mother-to-be? Collecting: Vision and The Scarlet Witch (1985) #1-12, West Coast Avengers (1985) #2 and material from Marvel Fanfare (1982) #6, #14, #32, #48, #58, Marvel Super-Heroes (1990) #10, Solo Avengers (1987) #5 and What The--?! (1988) #3

Hulk takes a trip to Counter-Earth where he confronts his most-hated enemy--Bruce Banner! Add in the Rhino and the Abomination and the action and drama can't be contained. Then, he heads north to Canada where the X-Men's Mimic returns and the Wendigo makes his first appearance. The drama continues when Betty Ross is mutated into the Harpy. Next, the Green Goliath sets out on a path of revenge against a murderer's row of earth-shaking enemies including Juggernaut, Cobalt Man and a return encounter with Rhino and Abomination. Finally, Hulk lands in Attilan, where the Inhumans are forced to launch Hulk into deep space to prevent the destruction of Attilan. He'll land on Counter-Earth, where a saga with the messianic Adam Warlock awaits! COLLECTING: Incredible Hulk (1968) 157-178; material from FOOM (1973) 1-2