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WEIRD MYSTERIES #4 (Gillmore, 1953)

April, 1953 "The Man Who Never Smiled!" by Basil Wolverton.

STARTLING COMICS #10 (Nedor)

1st & Origin: The Fighting Yank.

WITCHING HOUR #3 (DC)

Art: Berni Wrightson.

X-MEN #10 (Marvel, 1965)

March, 1965. Stan Lee, Jack Kirby. "Introducing: Ka-Zar, Lord of the Jungle!"

YOUNG MEN #26 (Atlas/Marvel, 1954)

March, 1954 Captain America, Human Torch, Sub-Mariner.

AMAZING SPIDER-MAN ANNUAL #12 (Marvel, 1978)

1978. Gerry Conway, John Romita. "The Gentleman's Name Is The Hulk".  Reprints #119, 120.

TEX TAYLOR #2 (Marvel, 1948)

November, 1948 "When Two-Gun Terror Rides The Range!"

THE PUNISHER #1 (Marvel, 1987)

July, 1987.  Mike Baron, Klaus Janson.  "Marching Power"

WOW COMICS #1 (Fawcett)

Origin:  Mr. Scarlett.

MY GREATEST ADVENTURE #6 (DC)

Begin: Science Fiction format.

SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN #170 (Marvel, 1990)

November,  1990.  Gerry Conway, Sal Buscema.  "The Final Calculation."

ALL-NEGRO COMICS (All-Negro Comics, 1947)

June, 1947 This one-shot's back cover touted features on Ace Harlem, Sugarfoot, and Snakeoil in the following issue, which, alas, never was published. And apparently not many of this issue, a 15-cent oddity, were published; Gerber gives the book an almost unheard of rating of 9 ("very rare"). To further enhance the allure, Overstreet advises the book is "seldom found in fine or mint condition; many copies have brown pages." To date, CGC hasn't certified a copy with a grade higher than 7.5.

History
All-Negro Comics, Inc was started by Orrin C. Evans with partners Harry Saylor, Bill Driscoll, and a few others. He hoped to address the absence of black heroes in popular culture and to set "high moral and educational standards." Although they had great ambitions, they were only able to publish one issue of All-Negro Comics. A second issue was planned and artwork made for the comic, but the publishers could not find enough vendors willing to sell their comics and they soon folded.

TALES OF SUSPENSE #28 (Marvel, 1962)

April, 1962.  Stone Men prototype. "Back From The Dead!" Cover and five page story by Kirby.

U.S. PARATROOPS #3 (Avon, 1952)

March, 1952 "Attack On Suchon Pass!"

IRON MAN #44 (Marvel)

1st 20 cent issue cover price.

THE STALKER #4 (DC)

Cover & art: Steve Ditko/Wallace Wood.

FLASH #129 (DC)

2nd Golden-Age Flash. Re-intro: JSA (Cameo). Lead story: "Double Danger On Earth!" (6/62)

JONAH HEX #7 (DC)

Hex's face explained.

FANTASTIC FOUR #12 (Marvel, 1963)

March, 1963 1st: Thing vs. Hulk in "The Fantastic Four Meet The Hulk!" by Lee/Kirby.

SUPERMAN MINI-COMIC #1B (DC, 1955)

"The Supershow Of Metropolis", Kellogg's Sugar Smacks giveaway.

REAL FACT COMICS #4 (DC)

Art: Virgil Finlay. "The Exciting Story Of Jimmy Stewart" (9-10/46)

MARCH OF COMICS #404 (Western)

Space Family Robinson (Lost In Space).

GANG BUSTERS (Dell Large Feature Comics Series II)

The issue number can be found on the inside front cover.

GHOST RIDER #20 (Marvel, 1975)

Story continues in Daredevil #138.

DONALD DUCK #159 (Dell Four Color, 1947)

"The Ghost Of The Grotto" Art: Carl Barks.

HEADLINE COMICS #29 (Prize)

Cover/Art: Simon & Kirby.

LIFE WITH SNARKY PARKER #1 (Fox, 1950)

August, 1950 TV photo cover & tie-in.

DAREDEVIL #176 (Marvel, 1981)

November, 1981.  Miller, Janson.  "Hunters."

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