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Marvel 1602 (2003)

Marvel 1602 #1

Marvel · November 2003

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About this issue

Writer
Neil Gaiman
Colorist
Richard Isanove
Letterer
Todd Klein
Cover
Scott McKowen
Assistant Editor
Nick Lowe
Editor In Chief
Joe Quesada
Illustrator
Andy Kubert
Managing Editor
Nanci Dakesian
Characters
Captain America, Clea, Cyclops, Daredevil, Doctor Strange, Foggy Nelson, Human Torch, Jean Grey, Magneto, Nick Fury, Professor X, Quicksilver, Rojhaz, Scarlet Witch, Spider-Man, Thor (Marvel), Vulture, and Warren Worthington III
Teams
Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, Vulture Fliers, and X-Men
Story arc
1602
Cover date
November 2003
On sale
13 August 2003
Cover price
$3.50
UPC
75960605253000111
Pages
44
Rating
Teen

All’s not well in the Marvel Universe in the year 1602 as strange storms are brewing and strange new powers are emerging! Comics-writing legend and New York Times best-selling author Neil Gaiman (Sandman, American Gods), along with the art team of the best-selling ORIGIN, Andy Kubert and Richard Isanove, brings to life a rich new vision of the Marvel Universe. Spider-Man, the X-Men, Nick Fury, Dr. Strange, Daredevil, Dr. Doom, Black Widow, Captain America and more appear in the waning days of the reign of Queen Elizabeth. As the world begins to change and enter into a new age, Gaiman weaves a thrilling mystery. How and why are these Marvel stars appearing nearly 400 years before they’re supposed to?