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Tales to Astonish #42 (Marvel Comics, August 1963) Ant-Man Solo Story | Early Silver Age Marvel | Stan Lee, Larry Lieber, Don Heck ⸻ Key Issue Info: • Title: Tales to Astonish #42 • Publisher: Marvel Comics (pre-Marvel branding, still Atlas-era transition) • Cover Date: August 1963 • Cover Price: 12¢ • Writer: Stan Lee & Larry Lieber • Artist: Don Heck • Cover Art: Jack Kirby (layouts) and Don Heck • Character Feature: Ant-Man (Hank Pym) • Era: Silver Age • Notable: One of the earliest solo Ant-Man stories (before he became Giant-Man) ⸻ Story Overview: In this classic Silver Age tale, Ant-Man faces off against the villainous Voice, a criminal with the power to control others through hypnotic speech. As the series was still evolving, these early Ant-Man issues helped establish Hank Pym’s character in Marvel continuity. Featuring dynamic artwork by Don Heck and plotted by Stan Lee, issue #42 is part of the foundational building blocks for later Avengers lore. Product Information Category Books > Fiction Books > Comics Brand Marvel Condition Good