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5August 1974
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Weird Wonder Tales #5

Marvel · August 1974 · on sale 1974-04-30

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Identification plate

Series
Weird Wonder Tales (Marvel, 1973 series)
Issue
#5
Publication date
August 1974
Key date
1974-08-00
On-sale date
1974-04-30
Indicia publisher
Marvel Comics Group
Price
$0.25
Pages
36
Rating
Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0The Thing in Cell 13!cover1pencils: Larry Lieber, John Romita; inks: Al Milgrom, John Romita; letters: Danny Crespi
1The Thing in Cell 13comic story5script: Stan Lee; pencils: Steve Ditko; inks: Steve Ditko; letters: Ray Holloway; editing: Stan LeeHans Vogez
2Greed!comic story5pencils: Pete Tumlinson; inks: Pete Tumlinson; editing: Stan Lee
3I, the Robotcomic story5pencils: John Romita; inks: John Romita; editing: Stan LeeThe Human Robot [M-11]
4The Invaderscomic story5script: Stan Lee; pencils: Steve Ditko; inks: Steve Ditko; letters: Artie Simek; editing: Stan Lee
5Bullpen Bonus Pagepromo (ad from the publisher)1pencils: John Romita; inks: John Romita

Printings and variants

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