August 11, 1964: In the letters section of “Fantastic Four” #32,
Marvel printed a letter from a young fan named George R. R. Martin of
Bayonne, New Jersey. He praised the work by Stan, Jack, and crew in “Fantastic Four” #29,
but also pointed out some something they missed, ending his letter by
saying: “I’ll wish you good luck on all forthcoming books, but Stan,
don’t pull any more returning villains out of your hat. Next time tell
us how they remade the scene—o.k.? o.k.!”
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MARVEL PANEL OF THE DAY
From: Avengers (1963) #10
Oh, we thought it was just some dude in pajamas.
MARVEL PANEL OF THE DAY
From: Tales of Suspense (1959) #81
Subtlety was never one of the Red Skull’s strong suits.
MARVEL PANEL OF THE DAY
From: Fantastic Four (1961) #2
Reed Richards was breaking the fourth wall years before Deadpool.
MARVEL PANEL OF THE DAY
From: Avengers (1963) #1
Are you ever not going to fall for that?