MARVEL Sets Date for SEVENTH — and Final — 1968 SILVER SURFER Facsimile Edition

EXCLUSIVE: The run wraps in September…

Marvel has given us a real treat this year by reprinting the earliest issues of the classic 1968 Silver Surfer series by Stan Lee and John Buscema. But all things must end, and the announced seven-issue run comes to a close in September.

Dig the solicitation info, which will be released officially by Marvel later this month:

SILVER SURFER #7 FACSIMILE EDITION

STAN LEE (W) • JOHN BUSCEMA (A) COVER BY JOHN BUSCEMA & HOWARD PURCELL

VARIANT COVER BY ARIO ANINDITO FOIL VARIANT COVER ALSO AVAILABLE

The Sentinel of the Spaceways meets the heir of Frankenstein! He has the castle, the eager assistant and the family compulsion to create life – if only the local villagers with their torches wouldn’t keep getting in the way! But the latest in the Frankenstein line has a plan to write his name into history: Experiment X. And for that, he needs a live subject! Who could be better than the Silver Surfer? When Frankenstein’s mad plan is complete, the Surfer will face a battle to the death with a foe who is every bit his equal! Plus: another uncanny tale from the Watcher! h’s one of the all-time great Marvel comic books, boldly re-presented in its original fonn, ads and all!

Reprinting SILVER SURFER (1968) #7.

64 PGS./RATED T+.. $6.99

RETAILERS/CONSUMERS: PLEASE INQUIRE REG FOIL PRICING

On Sale 9/16

Buncha thoughts:

— This is the only bona fide Facsimile Edition coming from Marvel in September, but there is a reprint of a classic you’ll want to know about.

— Curious whether Marvel will continue doing Facsimile runs or return to single issues only. They’ve been doing both.

Obligatory Price Comparison: An unslabbed, high-grade original recently sold on eBay for $129.

MORE

— MARVEL Set to Reprint Classic DOCTOR STRANGE AND DOCTOR DOOM: TRIUMPH AND TORMENT. Click here.

— 1969’s SILVER SURFER #6: Marvel Sets August Sale Date for Facsimile Edition. Click here.

Author: Dan Greenfield

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  1. So does Marvel not reveal long range plans for their facsimiles like they do for their trade paperbacks and Omnibus collections?

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