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1983 - Mighty Marvel Team-Up Thrillers

One of the many Fireside/Marvel softcover books published in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Mighty Marvel Team-Up Thrillers reprints Silver Surfer #4, Tales Of Suspense #58, Marvel Team-Up #79, Uncanny X-Men #9, Marvel Feature #11, and Amazing Spider-Man #16.

"At last! The sensational, best-selling "Marvel Origins" series continues! Featuring the world's greatest superheroes in cataclysmic combat with more sinister, savage supervillains than you can shake a flying surfboard at. Brilliantly selected by Stan Lee, the smiling sage of the Marvel Age, as his own personal all-time favorite thrillers, you'll find virtually each and every one of our most popular artists featured within such as John Byrne, Jack Kirby, Jim Starlin and Steve Ditko."

1989 - Elektra sketches by Frank Miller

1983 - Anatomy of a cover - The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe #2

Ed Hannigan's pencils and final cover to The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe #2 (B-C).

1981 - Avengers Annual #10

Here's a recent re-imagining of the cover to Avengers Annual #10 by Michael Golden.

Here's the original:

And this alternate cover by the Dodsons was issued with reprinted comic for the Marvel Legends Warbird figure.

1983 - Roger Stern's rundown of the first couple of years of the West Coast Avengers

Snagged from www.jimshooter.com:

Love the details in the Future Plans section on the second page. I always wondered by Tigra and Wonder Man never really hooked up. If I recall correctly, they split up and then Tigra turned to Hank Pym. And the Thing's short tenure on the group was a bit disappointing. It would have been a great opportunity to showcase him outside the FF, something like what was done in Marvel-Two-In-One.

1982 - Dave Cockrum's Wolverines