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Giant-Size Super-Villain Team-Up (1975) #2 Featuring Doctor Doom and Namor
Giant-Size Super-Villain Team-Up (1975) #2 Featuring Doctor Doom and Namor
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Publication Details: Released in June 1975, this giant-size issue continues the saga from #1, setting the stage for the Super-Villain Team-Up ongoing series. Its oversized format and key character dynamics make it a standout collectible.
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Key Moments: Features Doctor Doom orchestrating a staged attack on Atlantis to win Namor’s allegiance, only to confront the rebellious android Andro (formerly Doomsman). This issue marks a pivotal moment in their alliance, blending Doom’s cunning with Namor’s raw power.
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Condition and Pricing: As of March 2025, raw near-mint (NM) copies typically range from $20–$30 on secondary markets like eBay and MyComicShop, with recent sales showing stability. CGC 9.8 graded copies fetch $100–$150, reflecting strong demand for high-grade Bronze Age keys.
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Creative Team: Roy Thomas’ sharp dialogue, paired with Mike Sekowsky’s detailed pencils, delivers a quintessential 1970s Marvel experience, enhanced by Gil Kane’s iconic cover art spotlighting Doom and Namor.
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Bronze Age Boom: The 1970s Marvel resurgence, fueled by nostalgia and upcoming MCU projects like Fantastic Four (July 2025), keeps interest high in titles featuring Doctor Doom. This issue’s value has seen a gradual 5–10% uptick since early 2024.
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Doctor Doom Spotlight: With Doom’s starring role in the 2025 "One World Under Doom" event and his anticipated MCU debut, comics showcasing his schemes—like this one—are trending upward. Analysts predict a potential 15–25% value increase as hype builds.
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Namor Appeal: As a co-lead, Namor adds crossover appeal for Sub-Mariner collectors, especially with his Atlantis-centric storyline. This dual-character focus boosts its desirability among completists.
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Condition Matters: Low-grade copies (VG or lower) linger around $5–$10, but NM and graded examples are where the action is, with collectors prioritizing preservation for this oversized rarity.
