Ngakho, enye yezindawo ethembisayo iyona ukufakelwa. Ukuze i ukufakelwa isitho akufanele ufune donor, ukuqinisekisa ukuhambisana, ukuhlinzwa ukulinda, nikhuleke ukuba uqale inqubo ukungamukeleki. I-Cloning owawuyovela umzimba ngokuphelele ezifanayo futhi kabusha. funda ukuthi abantwana besihlangu babephathwa njani umbuso usahlezi. lalingeke lenze imikhuba yalapha ekhaya libatshiye ngapandle. ubunengi babantu ababelapha ubundla nondo, were recruited into the ameva regiment, from were the amaveni t/ship of kwekwe derives its name. isidlali semidya nge iqoqo imisebenzi eyisisekelo. isofthiwe isekela engezansi, search kokuqukethwe ku--youtube futhi ukudlala of shoutcast imifudlana. Format:Hardcover If you want to understand what was going on in the frustrated heads of Stan Lee, Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko in the months before Lee decided to quit Marvel and instead co-created 'Fantastic Four#1' with Kirby, thus making comic book history, then you MUST read this omnibus.Due to a goofed-up distribution deal that has been attributed to publisher Martin Goodman's lack of foresight, Marvel Comics (which were in one of thier nameless periods at the time) could only issue 8 books a month, all of which had to be distributed via thier biggest rivals DC. This meant that the company could only produce 16 bi-monthly books. An attempt to revive Golden Age superheroes the Human Torch, The Submariner and Captain America in the mid-fifties had been short lived, so the company was churning out westerns, romance titles, monster books and horror/SF.But Stan Lee wanted to do more than rehash the same old things he'd worked on for twenty years. 'Amazing Fantasy' was to become a vehicle for the wilder ideas Stan had, but its first few issues (when the book was entitled 'Amazing Adventures') were filled with standard - albeit marvellous monster stories co-created with Kirby, which had been a staple of 'Tales To Astonish' and 'Tales of Suspense' for years. The monsters in these stories -or at least thier close cousins- continued to appear in Marvel titles even after the FF appeared (remember the Miracle Man's cardboard leviathan and the Mole Man's giant beasts?).But when Lee retitled the book 'Amazing Adult Fantasy', he used it as a vehicle for his collaborations with Ditko and here's where things get really interesting. There's a story about aliens who look exactly like skrulls, a teenage mutant who is hated and feared by his high school contemporaries...and he just happens to look exactly like one Peter Parker....and so it goes. In short, here you see Lee, Ditko and Kirby trying out ideas they would develop to thier fullest extent after 'Fantastic Four' became the company's besteller and what we know as The Marvel Age of Comics began.For its final issue, the comic became 'Amazing Fantasy',introducing Spider-Man. The rest is history.Therefore, for a full understanding of the true origins of the Silver Age Marvel Universe, you have to buy this book. Without it, you're not informed enough to discuss the genesis of the X-Men, Spider-Man, the Skrulls, whatever. Forget the arguments about Lee's supposed stealing of the credit due Kirby and Ditko, just enjoy this vital but obscure stage of thier work, while reading Ronin Ro's 'Tales To Astonish' for the full story of where Spider-Man came from. Read more ›