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| Publisher |
Marvel |
| Writer |
Mark Waid |
| Writer |
Tom DeFalco |
| Writer |
Kurt Busiek |
| Writer |
Howard Mackie |
| Writer |
J. M. DeMatteis |
| Writer |
Mark Bernardo |
| Artist |
Aaron Lopresti |
| Artist |
Klaus Janson |
| Inker |
Jesse Delperdang |
| Inker |
Mark Pennington |
| Inker |
Al Williamson |
| Inker |
Randy Emberlin |
| Inker |
Vince Russell |
| Inker |
Rachel Pinnock |
| Colorist |
Tom Smith |
| Colorist |
Graphic Colorworks |
| Letterer |
Janice Chiang |
| Cover Artist |
Carlos Pacheco |
| Cover Artist |
Scott Koblish |
| Artist |
Mark Bagley |
| Artist |
Andy Kubert |
| Artist |
Rick Leonardi |
| Published | February 1997 |
Tales of the Marvel Universe takes place in that quiet time between when the heroes were believed dead and when they would make their inevitable return. This one-shot title contains a variety of stories wherein those that remain take care of old business. Ka-Zar feels the loss even in the Savage Land; the friends of the Fantastic Four hatch a scheme to keep their equipment from being impounded by the government; Rhodey (War Machine) hatches a similar scheme to prevent Fujikawa from learning all of Tony Stark’s secrets; and Doctor Strange learns that the heroes are not truly dead.
