Comic Book: Tales of Suspense (1959 series)

Description:
Starting out as a monster book in 1959, this title made history when the invincible Iron Man was introduced in issue #39. At issue #60 Shellhead began splitting the book with Captain America in his first Silver Age series. This arrangement ran up until it hit #99 after which it was retitled CAPTAIN AMERICA with the next issue, and IRON MAN began his own title with issue #1!

Data Sheet:

Jan 1959 to Mar 1968

1959

N/A

Characters most frequently found in this comic book:
In order of appearances.

Iron Man
(Tony Stark)

Captain America
(Steve Rogers)

Happy Hogan

Pepper Potts
(Pepper Hogan)

Tales of Suspense #1
(Jan 1959)

Comics Index

Page: 1 of 4

Indexed Comics: 99

Comics sorted by cover date. Oldest shown first. Up to 25 comics per page. Page navigator at the bottom of the page.

Tales of Suspense #1

January 1959
"The Strangers from Space!"
Script:
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Tales of Suspense #2

March 1959
"Invasion from Outer Space"
Script: Larry Lieber
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Tales of Suspense #3

May 1959
"The Terrible Time Machine!"
Script: Larry Lieber
[...]

Tales of Suspense #4

July 1959
"The Invisible Army"
Script: Larry Lieber
[...]

Tales of Suspense #5

September 1959
"I Became a Human Robot!"
Script:
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Tales of Suspense #6

November 1959
"I Hear It Howl in the Swamp!"
Script:
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Tales of Suspense #7

January 1960
"I Come from the Shadow World!"
Script: Stan Lee
[...]

Tales of Suspense #8

March 1960
"Monstro... the Menace from the Murky Depths!"
Script: Stan Lee
[...]

Tales of Suspense #9

May 1960
"I Saw Diablo! The Demon from the Fifth Dimension!"
Script: Stan Lee
[...]

Tales of Suspense #10

July 1960
"I Brought the Mighty Cyclops Back to Life!"
Script: Stan Lee
[...]

Tales of Suspense #11

September 1960
"I Created...Sporr! The Thing That Could Not Die!"
Script: Stan Lee
[...]

Tales of Suspense #12

November 1960
"I Alone Know the Dread Secret of Gor-Kill, the Living Demon!"
Script: Stan Lee
[...]

Tales of Suspense #13

January 1961
"Elektro! He Held a World in His Iron Grip!"
Script: Stan Lee
Wilbur Poole was the world’s best engineer. He created a machine that gained self-awareness. Using lights, the machine hypnotized its creator and instructed him to construct a huge robot to serve as its home. The thinking machine, functioning as a robot, could both move and perform actions. [...]