Astonishing Tales 1970 #11 Regular Edition - 8.0 - $16.00

The origin of Ka-Zar and Zabu, including the tale of Lord Plunder's first visit to the Savage Land.

On-sale date from 1972 Periodicals, Copyright Office, Library of Congress with a correction factor of plus 28 days.

• Marvel Bullpen Bulletins: More Messages, Memos, and Memoranda From Your Mixed-Up Marvel Minions! [April 1972]; Stan Lee's Soapbox; Mighty Marvel Checklist - Items about the new comic Hero For Hire, information about how My Love and Our Love Story is featuring all-new art and stories again, the Officers and Board of Governors of the ACBA (Academy of Comic Book Arts) and how to join, Herb Trimpe has returned from vacationing in Europe where he met a girl who used to be a secretary to the Beatles, Kull the Conqueror is back in Monsters on the Prowl and John Buscema and a partner opened a new steakhouse called the Sunset Inn in Long Island, New York. Stan Lee wrote some thoughts following the Attica State Prison tragedy about how he thinks that right and wrong is subjective. Marvel checklist for comics now on sale! Comics listed with a synopsis are Fantastic Four #121, Spider-Man #107, Thor #198, Avengers #98, Hulk #150, Captain America & The Falcon #148, Daredevil #85, Sub-Mariner #48, Iron Man #46, Astonishing Tales #11, Sgt. Fury #97, Monsters on the Prowl #16 and Marvel Feature #3.
• Astonishing Mails - Includes letters from (and answers to) Matthew Graham, Lester G. Boutillier and Anthony Kowalik. Also includes small headshots of Daredevil, Captain America [Steve Rogers], Black Widow [Natasha Romanova], Spider-Man, Thing, Hulk [Bruce Banner] and Sub-Mariner.