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In 2005 the imprint became Marvel Adventures, with ''Marvel Age Spider-Man'' and ''Marvel Age Fantastic Four'' being restarted as ''Marvel Adventures Spider-Man'' and ''Marvel Adventures Fantastic Four'' and a four issue mini-series, ''Marvel Adventures The Thing'', being released. The other titles that were not part of the Marvel Age continuity, including '' Emma Frost '', '' Runaways '', '' Mary Jane '' and '' Spider-Girl '', were excluded from the new imprint (the individual issues of ''Emma Frost'', ''Runaways'' and ''Spider-Girl'' had never used the Marvel Age trade dress anyway).


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Marvel Age/Marvel Adventures continuities


Under the Marvel Age imprint, the Spider-Man and Fantastic Four titles were initially based on scripts Stan Lee wrote back in the 1960s , but after the relaunch as Marvel Adventures, they began telling original stories. The titles each have their own, loose, continuity, but are not set in a "Universe" as with the Marvel Universe or Ultimate Marvel Universe .

  • ''Marvel Adventures The Thing ''

  • ''Marvel Age Fantastic Four '', which became ''Marvel Age Fantastic Four Tales'' (for one issue), then replaced with ''Marvel Adventures Fantastic Four''

  • ''Marvel Age Hulk '', which will soon be replaced with ''Marvel Adventures: Hulk''

  • ''Marvel Age Spider-Man '', which has been replaced by '' Marvel Adventures Spider-Man ''

  • ''Marvel Age Spider-Man Team-Up''

  • ''Marvel Adventures: ''

  • ''Marvel Adventures: Iron Man


Though the Modern Series Of ''Power Pack'' Miniseries were not initially presented as part of the Marvel Age/Adventures imprint, they are now considered to be part of the Marvel Adventures line:

  • ''Power Pack'' (2005)

  • ''X-Men & Power Pack'' (2005)

  • ''Avengers & Power Pack: Assemble'' (2006)

  • ''Spider-Man & Power Pack'' (2006-2007)

  • ''Hulk & Power Pack'' (debuted March 2007)

  • ''Fantastic Four & Power Pack'' (debuting in July 2007)



Earth-616 continuity


These titles, transferred from the defunct Tsunami imprint take place in the main Marvel Universe .


616 Titles launched under the Marvel Age umbrella include:


616 Titles published outside the imprint, but collected as Marvel Age digest:

  • '' Thor : Son of Asgard''



Other continuities




MARVEL DIGEST LIST

Main article: Marvel Digest



1980S MARVEL AGE

Marvel Age was also the title of a promotional comic book-sized magazine from Marvel Comics in the 1980s . It contained previews of upcoming Marvel comics, as well as interviews with comics professionals and other features including occasional original comic strips. Its US$0.25-0.35 cover price was much cheaper than regular Marvel comics of the era.


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