Marvel Team-Up, #48 25¢
Published: August 1976
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Issue Contents:
A Fine Night for Dying!
Characters
- Spider-Man [Peter Parker]
- Iron Man [Tony Stark]
- Captain Jean DeWolff
Credits
- Pencils: John Romita
- Inks: John Romita
- Letters: Danny Crespi (uncertain)
A Fine Night for Dying!
"A soft sound..."
Storyline
Captain Jean DeWolff asks Spider-Man and Iron Man for help tracking down a killer.
Characters
- Spider-Man [Peter Parker]
- Iron Man [Tony Stark]
- Captain Jean DeWolff (first appearance)
- Officer Grady (first appearance)
- Wraith [Brian DeWolff] (first appearance, villain)
Credits
- Script: Bill Mantlo
- Pencils: Sal Buscema
- Pencils: Mike Esposito
- Pencils: Dave Hunt
- Inks: Mike Esposito
- Inks: Dave Hunt
- Colors: Nathan Walker
- Letters: Gaspar Saladino
- Letters: Irv Watanabe
Story Notes
The Wraith's identity is revealed in Marvel Team-Up (Marvel, 1972 series) #50 (October 1976). Letters credit was miscredited to Jean Hipp.
Story Notes
Letters from: Lee Wochner, Bob Rodi, and T. E. Pouncey.
A Pulse-Pounding Palimpsest of Pajandrums Pure, Palaver Paradisic, and Paens Pandemic!
"Hoo Boy! This’ll be the shortest Soapbox on record!"
Storyline
Stan announces the third volume of the Origins series will feature Marvel villains, Bring on the Bad Guys. In Items, Marvel will start sending subscription copies unfolded, No Prize policy is restated, and Marvel is working up a list of which colleges offer courses in comic books.
Credits
- Script: Stan Lee
Story Notes
Includes Stan Lee’s Soapbox and Items.
Captain America and the Red Skull
"I want my part in the Bicentennial Celebration to be the most patriotic,"
Storyline
The Red Skull tries to take over the United States before the bicentennial and uses the Cosmic Cube to transport Captain America to him. Captain America is able to stop him when he gives the Cosmic Cube a Hostess Twinkie and it stops obeying the Red Skull.
Characters
- Captain America [Steve Rogers]
- Red Skull [Johann Schmidt]
Credits
- Pencils: Sal Buscema
- Inks: Mike Esposito
- Letters: Irv Watanabe
Story Notes
Ad for Hostess Twinkies.