June, 1965 Disney movie tie-in.

September, 1962 App: Sub-Mariner, Dr. Doom. "The Diabolical Duo Join Forces!" by Lee/Kirby.

Origin: Beast.

The World Of Jughead.

March, 1959 "Superboy Meets The Young Green Arrow!" App: Green Arrow, Aquaman.

October 1953 The Adventures of Kit Carson. HRN #113.

"On The Isle Of Hercules"

April, 1972.  Stan Lee, John Buscema.  "The Mysterious Mind Blowing Secret Of Gabriel!"

Silver Surfer.

App: Wolverine.

"The Brute Battles On!"

September, 1942 John Dillinger, Baby Face Nelson, John Hamilton on cover.

Cover/Art: Neal Adams.

February, 1961

May, 1968 "The Space Parasite!"

Mickey Mouse And The Stagecoach Bandits.

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.

February, 1962 Movie photo cover.

TV tie-in.

App: Wolverine.

April, 1968. One shot pre-dates Iron Man #1. Iron Man story by Colan/Craig is continued from Tales of Suspense #99 and completed in Iron Man #1 (1968). Sub-Mariner story continued from Tales to Astonish #101 and completed in Sub-Mariner #1.

"This Man...This Monster!"

Gruesome cover.

Batman & Sgt. Rock. 100 page issue.

March, 1968. Gardner Fox, Gil Kane, Sid Greene. "Plight of the Pin-Up Atom!"

Betty And Veronica Summer Fun.

March, 1958 Movie photo cover (Fess Parker).

"The Sentry Sinister!"

December, 1962 App: Sub-Mariner. "The End Of The Fantastic Four!" by Lee/Kirby.

December, 1962 (#10031-212)

May, 1973.  Gerry Conway, Gil Kane. Spider-Man battles The Hulk in "The Fight And The Fury!"

August, 1970. TV tie-in photo cover.

February, 1973.  Jim Starlin, John Constanza.  "Beware The Blood Brothers!"

TV photo covers on all issues.

March, 1945.

Origin: Galactus.

Tom & Jerry Snowtime Funtime.

Begin: Jim Lee cover&art. Acts of Vengeance. New Psylocke.

August,  1988.  Steve Englehart, Romeo Tanghal.  "Last Kiss."

HRN #165.

October 1963 1st: Rama-Tut. "Prisoners Of The Pharoah!" by Lee/Kirby.

(A-1 #29). Cover: Frazetta.

App: Wolverine.

40 pages KISS comics plus never before published photos and features. Printed in real KISS blood!

August, 1961.  Aquaman And Aqualad in "Prisoners Of The Aqua-Planet!"

Combat Kelly.

1st & Origin: Magnus. 1st: Aliens.

WSi WSi. 1st: Beta Ray Bill.

"Malayalaya." Cover: Carl Barks.

June, 1954 Movie photo cover.

TV photo cover.

1st: Haunted Tank.

June, 1938 Popeye in "Wild Oats"

January, 1955.  "One-Woman Circus!"

January, 1953

1st 12 cent cover price.

Art: Dale Keown.

December, 1951 Baby Face Nelson.

Canadian.

Sea Devils.

(#1). TV photo cover.

April, 1946 Title changes to Wacky Duck with #3.

TV photo cover.

Giant Size.

on cover.

May 1958 Dell Giant.

Cover: Saunders.

"Wizard Of Light" ()

(#1). TV photo cover.

Photo cover.

First King Publications.

November, 1974.  Len Wein, Herb Trimpe. First full appearance of Wolverine in "And Now... The Wolverine!"

FSp MWb. App: Punisher. Scarce without printer's crease.

Cover: Kelly Freas. Oversized 3 Dimension comic (with glasses).

(1966), reprints #1.

Big Little Book style story book. Large size.

68 pages.

(A-1 #23).

October,  1988.  Gerry Conway,  Sal Buscema.  "Deadline In Dallas."

App: Punisher.

"The Gilded Man."

(A-1 #84).

With glasses.

August, 1953

May, 1955

February, 1960 TV photo cover.

July, 1963 "The Return Of Doctor Doom!"

Previous title: Matt Slade, Gunfighter.

November, 1965 1st: Gorgon. "The Gentleman's Name Is Gorgon!"

October, 1966. Stan Lee, John Romita. First appearance of The Rhino in "The Horns Of The Rhino!"

January, 1970. Stan Lee, John Romita, Jim Mooney. "On The Trail Of The Chamelon!!"

June, 1977 Origin: John Carter.

Fall 1978 Art: Kamandi #60,61; Prez #5; Shade #9; Showcase #105,106; Vixen #1. Covers: Battle Classics #3; Demand Classics #1,2; Dynamic Classics #3; Mr. Miracle #26; Our Army At War #2; Ragman #6; Weird Mystery #25,26; Western Classics #1,2.

October 1984

Reprint: Silver Surfer #14.

November, 1961 1st & Origin: The Fantastic Four. 1st: Mole Man.

Cover: Schomburg.

MBa DMi. 1st: Carnage (full). Origin: Cletus Kasady.

App: Hulk.

Golden Record reprint, removed from original 33-1/3 record album, identical to Amazing Spider-Man #1 but without cover price and original ads.

Origin retold.

1st: Isis.

1st: new Hulk. Art: Dale Keown.

Stumbo The Giant.

"Wonder Woman's Triple Identity!"

January, 1961 Movie photo cover.

Art: Baker.

Combat Kelly.

January, 1968.  "The Last Banzai!" App: Sgt. Fury.

January-February, 1950.  "The Trail Of Thrills!" 

July, 1958

"The Flying Ambulance!"

November, 1960

May 1939.  First appearance of The Batman. Series by Bob Kane begins.

Bagged with trading card.

August, 1976. Chris Claremont, Dave Cochrum. "Deathstar, Rising!"

January, 1952 Art: Williamson/Krenkel.

80 page Giant #G-23.

Begin: Gold Key publication. Giant size.

Reprints from "All American Western" in all.

January, 1966. Stan Lee, Steve Ditko. Dr. Octopus appears in "Man On A Rampage!"

December,  1979.  Marv Wolfman, Sal Buscema.  "Now You See Me! Now You Die!"

September, 1966 (#10186-609). TV photo cover.

August, 1956

October, 1972. Stan Lee, Roy Thomas. "The Menace of Merlin!"

Previous title: Don Winslow.

80 page Giant #G-83.

1st: Mad Hatter. The Joker in "Batman's Arabian Knights!"