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Marie Severin
Marie Severin was a Silver and Bronze Age artist and colorist best known for her long Marvel work on The Incredible Hulk, Doctor Strange, and Not Brand Echh, where her versatility extended from superhero storytelling to satire and production art. Her name is closely associated with core 1960s Marvel books, and her contributions serve as a reference point for collectors tracking artist-driven interest in Silver Age Marvel material and the broader visual identity of the line.
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Top Marie Severin CPVs
Marie Severin is credited with 36 CPVs in the guide, with Smurfs #1 standing out for the first American standard-format comics appearance of the Smurfs and higher-grade scarcity, alongside Ewoks #1, Muppet Babies #1, and Fraggle Rock #1 as high-grade challenges. Droids #1 adds the first appearances of Jost Ellon and Governor Kugg, Blade Runner #1-2 cover the two-part movie adaptation with #2 scarcer in high grade, and Heroes For Hope #1 is notable as a famine-relief issue with Stephen King scripts.
