cover: Frank Miller

MARVEL TEAM-UP
#95
Jul 80
$0.40
Marvel Comics

"...And No Birds Sing!" (17 Pages)
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editors:
Steven Grant
Jimmy Janes
Bruce Patterson
Ben Sean
John Costanza
Dennis O'Neil/Jim Shooter (chief)

Cover from Spiderfan.org
Information from Samruby.com
Contain Hostess's "Sunday Punch" which was drawn by George Pérez.

  • "Sunday Punch", image from Seanbaby.com
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  • SPIDER-MAN
  • THE THING
  •  September 23, 2002 | Hostess "Sunday Punch"
    From COMICS BUYERS GUIDE #1507 (4 Oct 02)
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  • "Sunday Punch"
  • THE CAPTAIN'S TOP 10
    published in COMICS BUYERS GUIDE #1507 (4 Oct 02)
    What does the Captain read in his off-hours?
    written by Andrew Smith

    Science-fiction author (and sometime comics scribe) Andy Mangels of www.andymangels.com needs your help! Andy is assembling a comprehensive George Pérez checklist and asked the following:

    Maybe you can help with this question. Recall, if you will, those Hostess ads of yore (so beautifully catalogued on www.seanbaby.com). Those days when Fruit Pies, Twinkies, and other sugary snack cakes could solve every problem in the world? George Pérez told me months ago that he drew one, with the Thing, called "Sunday Punch!" In it, The Thing fights a giant building - or is it a robot that looks like a building? I'm trying to find out in which comic(s) this appeared. Seanbaby doesn't know which issue (though he has a scan of it at his site), but says the back of the page has Mockingbird getting trounced. Help me, Cap!

    The Captain responds:
    Your specific question is easy enough to answer, Andy - "Sunday Punch" appeared in Marvel Team-Up #95 (Jul 80), starring Spidey and Mockingbird. But as to every comic book that ad appeared in - well, chances are it was in every Marvel published that month and maybe one or two on either side. Since even I am not masochistic enough to plow through every Marvel title of that time period, I'm throwing the question open to the Legion of Superfluous Heroes, some of whom might actually know this off the top of their pointy heads, or who file their comics chronologically. What about it, legionnaires - can we help Andy?

    (Vu: The Thing looks like he's fighting the same creature that appeared on the cover of FANASTIC FOUR #188, which was created by the Molecule Man in the body of Reed Richards. Also, check out a "do it yourself" Hostess page.)