It's 1975 again!

[Brazoo]

Apparently 1975 matches up with 2014 calendar-wise, so this cartoonist scanned every page of his 1975 Marvel calendar for people to download and use on their computer!

Click this link for the article with links to the high-res scans:

http://www.andertoons.com/cartoon-blog/2014/01/2014-1975-marvel-desktop-calendar.html

[Earth 2 Chris]

Cool! I noticed the calendar in the DC Christmas Tabloid from 74 would work as well.

Chris

[madmarva]

75 was a good year.

[wayne foundation 07]

October is awesome! Thanks for posting the link

[Figuremod73]

This is awesome! Now I have to go out and refill my color ink cart

[Hedji]

Hahah! Yes, I'm already devising ways I can print this at work!

[pmwasson]

Very cool! Thanks for the link.

[Wee67]

I actually rotate my 70's Marvel calendars (well, I also use '80 and '81) to mach the current year. I love these things. One year is Spiderman-specific and another is only Hulk, but they're still fun. It also only works for 7 years and there is a couple years I have to go without. Got to get my '75 back up.

[MIB41]

NICE! Those would be fun calendars to follow this year! Very appropriate too with so much Mego product coming out.

[samurainoir]

sweet Christmas! Thanks for posting this.

[Iron Mego]

I want to find a real one for my office.

[fallensaviour]

Never ever even thought about this how awesome.
Thank you very much for posting.

[VintageMike]

Next year I might do this with a real calendar that matches up. The last few years the modern equivalent using vintage artwork is produced on in the UK, so I have have it imported every year.

[MEMEGO]

these were the datys when comics were comics and comic artist knew how to draw, and the companies knew how to treat the characters. I miss those good old days.

[Hedji]

these were the datys when comics were comics and comic artist knew how to draw, and the companies knew how to treat the characters. I miss those good old days.

At the risk of sounding like a curmudgeon, I must heartily agree. Last night, I read a John Romita Captain America & The Falcon Marvel Masterworks, and the story was so beautifully drawn and accessible to both kids and adults. There was an era when Marvel really cooked.