Weirdworld (Weird World)

This is every appearance of Marvels Weirdworld.

Marvel Super Action #1 (Jan. 1976)
Marvel Premiere #38 (Oct. 1977)
Marvel Super Special #11-13 (Jun.-Oct. 1979) Warriors of the Shadow Realm
Epic Illustrated #9, 11-13 (Dec. 1981-Aug. 1982) The Dragonmaster of Klarn
Marvel Fanfare #24-26 (Jan.-May 1986)(The back-up story in 24 is a Chris Claremont Fantastic Four X-Men story (w/ Wolverine), in 25 its Captain Universe and in 26 its Captain America)

Weirdworld was a fantasy series created by Doug Moench and Mike Ploog for Marvel Comics, set in a dimension of magic.

Weirdworld debuted in the first issue of the black-and-white magazine Marvel Super Action. It then was featured in the color comic Marvel Premiere #38 (Oct. 1977).

in late 1977 or early 1978, co-creator Ploog left Marvel in a contract dispute while in the midst of drawing a 60-page Weirdworld story, written by Moench, that the company had planned to publish as one of its Marvel Comics Super Special series of one-shots. Ploog recalled in 1998 he had a disagreement with [editor-in-chief] Jim Shooter. I had moved to a farm in Minnesota, and agreed to do a hand-colored Weirdworld story. Marvel backed out of the deal after I had started. I cant remember the details, but it doesnt matter. I think I was ready to move on. Marvel and I were both changing. Richard Marschall, the storys editor, said in 1978 time that Ploog had been given four months to complete the art, and when it became evident the deadline would not be met, arranged to publish the story in two 30-page installments, giving Ploog two more months. Ploog sent Marvel photocopies of the first 31 pages, and was paid for them. During this time, Marvel had given work-for-hire contracts to its freelancers, many of whom, including Ploog, Frank Brunner, Jack Kirby, Don McGregor, Roger Slifer, and Roger Stern, refused to sign, resulting in cessation of work for Marvel. Ploog took himself off the project, said Marschall, and retained his original artwork. Moenchs script was eventually published as a 106-page story illustrated by penciler John Buscema, inker Rudy Nebres, and airbrush colorist Peter Ledger as the three-part Warriors of the Shadow Realm in Marvel Comics Super Special #11-13 (Spring - Fall 1979).

Ploog returned to draw the first part of a Weirdworld trilogy, in Marvel Fanfare #24, (Jan. 1986), with Pat Broderick penciling the two subsequent issues (#25-26, May July 1986).