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Felt cute. Might delete later. 😜

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Count Nefaria is next seen in Tales of Suspense #67 under the guise of the "Dream Maker" where he uses a device to haunt Iron Man's dreams.

The Fantastic Four make a brief cameo in this issue. This appearance possibly takes place between their battle against Gregory Gideon in Fantastic Four #34 and their battle against the Dragon Man in Fantastic Four #35.

All the members of the Avengers are seen (chronologically) in Avengers #14.

This is the first appearance of Count Nefaria and the Maggia.

The Teen Brigade returns after being last seen in Avengers #10.

Captain America was last seen also in Tales of Suspense #62, preventing a jail break.

Giant Man and Wasp were last seen in Tales to Astonish #64 where they battle Attuma.

Thor was last seen in Journey Into Mystery #113, where he attempts to reveal his identity as Don Blake to Jane Foster and battles the Grey Gargoyle.

Iron Man was last Seen battling the Mandarin (again) in Tales of Suspense #62.

Art by: Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers.

Avengers Cover A Day:

The Avengers #13 (Release Date: December 10, 1964. Cover Date: February 1, 1965)

Writer: Stan Lee
Penciller: Don Heck

Featuring: The Maggia (1st app.), Count Nefaria (1st app.), Teen Brigade, Wasp (apparent death)

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• Daredevil has a one-panel cameo in this issue. He doesn't turn up again in this title until Vol 1 351, more than 300 issues later.

• The Human Torch makes his first appearance in the pages of this series.

After receiving multiple fan mail letters Stan Lee wrote in his Bullpen Bulletin that Marvel changed the name back to the original based on the number of letters they received. (2/2)

• This issue is the first X-Men issue where Marvel used the Marvel logo on the front cover stating, "Marvel Pop Art Productions". Marvel had attempted to change the name and found that the readers did not like the new change. (1/2)

• Werner Roth helped pencil this issue under the pseudonym Jay Gavin.

Art by: Jack Kirby, Joe Sinnott and Sam Rosen.

X-Men Cover A Day:

The X-Men #13 (Release Date: July 1, 1965. Cover Date: September 1, 1965)

Writer: Stan Lee
Penciller: Jack Kirby, Jay Gavin

Featuring: Juggernaut, Human Torch, Matt Murdock (cameo)

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• For the first time, the Silver Surfer (Norrin Radd) builds up energy from within in order to increase his powers. He does this again during the Infinity Crusade in Silver Surfer (Vol. 3) #84 to become a living bomb.

• This is the first time Silver Surfer (Norrin Radd) was drawn wearing silver shorts or briefs. This outline was drawn on him by most artists until Silver Surfer (Vol. 3) #1.

• While Reed and Sue mention wanting to go on their honeymoon here, they previously already went on it as revealed in Fantastic Four: The Wedding Special #1.

• The Silver Surfer (Norrin Radd) was last being exiled on Earth by Galactus in Fantastic Four #50.

Art by: Jack Kirby, Joe Sinnott and Stan Goldberg.

Fantastic Four Cover A Day:

The Fantastic Four #55 (Release Date: July 7, 1966. Cover Date: October 1, 1966.)

Writer: Stan Lee
Penciller: Jack Kirby

Featuring: Silver Surfer, Alicia Masters, Wyatt Wingfoot, Lockjaw.

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• The narrative of this story states that the reason why Iron Man isn't interfering with Doctor Octopus' attack is because this story takes place during the events of Tales of Suspense #96, wherein Iron Man is incapacitated by the Gray Gargoyle.

• John Jameson mentions his past run-ins with Spider-Man. John first encountered the wall-crawler when Spider-Man saved his life back in Amazing Spider-Man #1. At the time of this story, John has encountered Spider-Man a few times in Untold Tales of Spider-Man #4, and Amazing Spider-Man #41–43.

• Spider-Man goes to the Master Planner's old base, as he had previously been there during the events of Amazing Spider-Man #31–33.

Art by: John Romita Sr.

Spider-Man Cover A Day:

Amazing Spider-Man #55 (Release Date: September 7, 1967. Cover Date: December 1, 1967)

Writer: Stan Lee
Penciller: John Romita Sr.

Featuring: Doctor Octopus, Aunt May, Gwen Stacy, Mary Jane Watson, John Jameson.

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TEN years since Peter Capaldi's second series as the Twelfth Doctor hit our screens with a bang! From Daleks to Zygons, Gallifrey and more, grab your sonic shades and get ready to revisit some of our favourite moments from 2015!

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ON THIS DAY... 2 years ago, Time Lord Immemorial, written by Lisa McMullin, was first released by Big Finish Productions. Cover art by: Lee Johnson.

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Stories in Third Monsters Collection:

ON THIS DAY... 2 years ago, The Third Monsters Collection and The Lagoon Monsters was released by BBC Audio.

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It featured 4 stories:

• The Warmonger by Scott Gray with art by John Ross.

• Herald of Madness by Scott Gray with art by Mike Collins.

• The Power of the Mobox, written and pencilled by Scott Gray.

• Mistress of Chaos, written by Scott Gray with art by John Ross.

ON THIS DAY... 5 years ago, Mistress of Chaos was first released by Panini Comics. It was the thirtieth volume of the Panini Publishing series of Doctor Who Magazine comic collections, and the first collection to feature the Thirteenth Doctor.

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ON THIS DAY... 8 years ago, The 108th issue of Doctor Who: Figurine Collection was released by Eaglemoss Collections. It featured a figurine of an Ogron, as depicted in the television story Day of the Daleks.

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