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5 Years Ago in Comics, Marvel Rebooted A Long-Running Series & The Result Was Captain America Meets He-Man
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Amazing Fantasy is one of the most seminal comics of all time.
Funnily enough, despite how iconic we see it as today, Amazing Fantasy (1962) only existed for a single issue.
Videos by ComicBook.comOf course, with it being so important to their mythos, Marvel has revived the Amazing Fantasy comic a few times over the years.
Our topic for today, however, is Marvel’s most inventive use of the Amazing Fantasy branding, truly turning it into a fantasy series where Marvel superheroes were thrust into Dungeons & Dragons-like adventures.
Yes, it hurt to lose Uncle Ben again, but he refused to reject what he’d learned, even when Ben was the one telling him to.