Detailed listing of contents (the art is taken from various House of M issues and tie-ins).
| Title | Art | Pages |
|---|---|---|
| "Door" to the World of M | - | 1 |
| Intro: Secrets of the House of M | Olivier Coipel | 2 |
| House of M (Overview) | Olivier Coipel | 1 |
| Magneto | Scot G. Eaton | 1 |
| Lorna, Quicksilver | Scot G. Eaton, Trevor Hairsine | 1 |
| Wanda, Charles Xavier | George Perez, Andy Park | 1 |
| S.H.I.E.L.D. (Overview) | Essad Ribic | 1 |
| Wolverine | Joe Quesada | 1 |
| Jesica Drew, Mystique | Olivier Coipel | 1 |
| Nightcrawler, Rogue | Olivier Coipel | 1 |
| Sentinels, Sebastian Shaw | Olivier Coipel, Javier Saltares | 1 |
| Toad, Madame Web | Olivier Coipel, Bart Sears | 1 |
| Mutants (Overview) | Essad Ribic | 1 |
| Storm | Olivier Coipel | 1 |
| Apocalypse, Bishop | Trevor Hairsine, Andy Park | 1 |
| Dazzler, Iceman | Olivier Coipel, Trevor Hairsine | 1 |
| Hank McCoy, Layla Miller | Olivier Coipel, Essad Ribic | 1 |
| Mutant Institute, Mutopia | Aaron Lopresti, Andy Park | 1 |
| Namor, Kitty Pride | Mike Mayhew, Olivier Coipel | 1 |
| Piotr Rasputin, Sabretooth | Olivier Coipel, Trevor Hairsine | 1 |
| Scott Summers, Emma Frost Summers | Olivier Coipel | 1 |
| Sapiens (Overview) | Olivier Coipel | 1 |
| Luke Cage | Olivier Coipel | 1 |
| Human Resistance Movement | Olivier Coipel | 1 |
| Doom | Scot G. Eaton | 1 |
| Fearsome Four | Scot G. Eaton | 1 |
| Captain Britain | Alan Davis | 1 |
| Hulk | Andy Brase | 1 |
| Iron Man | Pat Lee | 1 |
| Spider-Man | Salvador Larroca | 2 |
| Black Panther, Captain America | Kaare Andrews, Lee Weeks | 1 |
| Captain Marvel (Carol Danvers), Cloak | Terry Dodson, Olivier Coipel | 1 |
| Nick Fury, Hawkeye | Javier Saltares, Mike Mayhew | 1 |
| Otto Octavius, Henry Pym | Mike Mayhew, Olivier Coipel | 1 |
| Robert Reynolds, Marc Spector | Olivier Coipel | 1 |
| Stephen Strange, Janet Van Dyne | Olivier Coipel | 1 |
| Mary Jane Watson, Wonder Man | Olivier Coipel | 1 |
| Mutant Week | Olivier Coipel, Mike Mayhew, Leinil Francis Yu, John Byrne, Sean Phillips, Pat Lee, Aaron Lopresti | 4 |
| Teleportation Tours | Alex Ross, Aaron Lopresti, Olivier Coipel, Andy Park, Trevor Hairsine, Salvador Larroca | 3 |
| "Door" to the World of M | - | 1 |
Details of the splash pages:
| Page | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Repeats the last page of the previous issue | - |
| 2-3 | Main title | Alan Weiss |
| 4-5 | I. Writers are like people | Ed Hannigan, and also has a picture of a cigar box named "Wiacek" so might be him inking it. |
| 6-7 | II. Turn left at the fork in the tongue | Dave Cockrum |
| 8-9 | III. Obligatory comic fook fight scene | Tom Palmer |
| 10-11 | IV. ...And visions of sugar plums | Al Milgrom |
| 12-13 | VI. Tell the people a story (yes, VI instead of V) | John Buscema |
| 14-15 | VI. Commentary and analysis | Dick Giordano |
| 16 | This'll teach you to feed us pablum! (Pinup of Marvelites processing Gerber's brains) | Michael Nasser, Terry Austin |
| 17 | VII. Fan letter | - |
In November 1971 the 10th Anniversary Fantastic Four (I) #1 was celebrated by publishing many magazines with about 50% more story pages.
From FantaCo Chronicles #3: "Back in 1971, when 32 page comics were selling for 15 cents, DC comics suddenly switched over to 48 pages for a quarter, filling out the balance of their books with reprint material. It took Marvel a few months to react, but with their books cover dated November 1971, they too switched over to the new size and did DC one better by printing all new 34 page stories." (Thanks to Dan Sanders for the quote.)
Barry Pearl adds to this: "The conversion to giant-size was a costly and unprofitable thing to do. Marvel let everyone know that this was the permanent way they were going. DC signed long terms contracts to produce 25 cent comics for a year and they lost a bundle. Goodman quickly reverted back
to the smaller size BUT made his comics more profitable to the retailers. This hurt DC hugely. Boy, was DC angry at Marvel."
On the other hand, the price for the extra-sized issues was raised from ˘15 to ˘25. The next issue had the normal page size again, but a prize tag of ˘20, which caused Marvel some problems because of the Wage and Price Freeze during the Nixon administration.
Story page 16, 18 and panels one and two of page 19 are from Fantastic Four (I) #12
Story page 19, panels three and four are from The Incredible Hulk (II) #153
Story pages 20 and 21's flashbacks are from The Incredible Hulk (II) #132
Story page 22's flashback is from Avengers (I) #1
Story page 23's flashback is from Avengers (I) #2
Story page 24, panel one's flashback is a general image that presents Hulk's time with The Defenders, panel two is from Incredible Hulk (III) #95 and panel three represents the events from The Incredible Hulk (II) #300
Story page 26's flashback refers to events that took place in Incredible Hulk Annual #1