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Cover of Marvel Two-in-One #52
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CATALOG RECORD

Marvel Two-in-One #52

Marvel · Series began 1974 · June 1979

first appearance of Crossfire

WHY COLLECTORS WANT IT

  • Crossfire (William Cross, Marvel) — introduction · origin

Dates

Cover date
June 1979
On sale
March 6, 1979
Pages
36

Values

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Editions and covers (3)

Copies of #52 are not all the same book. Here is how to tell each one apart.

  • Direct edition40¢ cover

    Direct

    No UPC barcode in the corner box: direct editions show artwork, a logo or a blank box there.

    Source ↗
  • UK pence edition0.12 GBP cover

    British

    Printed cover price 0.12 GBP.

    Barcode 0714860290606 · shared with another edition

    This edition’s page
  • Newsstand edition40¢ cover

    Newsstand

    A UPC barcode in the cover's corner box.

    Barcode 0714860290606 · shared with another edition

    This edition’s page

Creators

pencils: George Pérez, Jim Craig, Pablo Marcos, Sal Buscemainks: Joe Sinnott, Pablo Marcos, Joe Rubinsteinletters: Gaspar Saladino, Rick Parker, Irv Watanabescript: Steven Grant, Stan Leecolors: Barry Grossman

Stories

  • A Little Knight Music! · 17 pages

    Thing and Moon Knight uncover the dastardly plottings of Crossfire.

Publisher’s description

Moon Knight teams-up with Mr. Fantastic and the Thing! While accepting an award at a ceremony on his behalf, Reed Richards witnesses an attempted assassination. Ben Grimm quickly goes into “Thing” mode, but not before Moon Knight arrives on the scene with answers and the location of the mercenary.

Characters

Ben GrimmThe ThingMarc SpectorMoon KnightJean-Paul DuchampWilliam CrossCrossfire

Reprinted in

Essential Marvel Two-in-One (2005), Essential Moon Knight (2006), Marvel Masterworks: Marvel Two-in-One (2013), Moon Knight Epic Collection (2014), Marvel Two-in-One Epic Collection (2018), Moon Knight Omnibus (2020)

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