Marvel Comics

Marv Wolfman's Fantastic Four run represents the final pre-Byrne era — the creative tenure immediately before John Byrne's landmark reinvention of the team. Wolfman introduced the Frightful Four's most ambitious membership configuration, developed the Nova connection between his simultaneous run on that character and the FF, and used the team format to explore large-scale cosmic threats that his successor Byrne would later ground in more character-focused directions.

Marv Wolfman's era on Amazing Spider-Man brings one of the character's most enduring relationships: the debut of Black Cat, the cat burglar who becomes Spider-Man's most complicated love interest. Keith Pollard delivers dynamic, kinetic artwork in a transitional run that bridges the 1970s Bronze Age and the upcoming McFarlane revolution. 792 pages that continue building the Spider-Man mythology with memorable new characters that remain central to the universe today.