Publisher: Last Gasp.

"A Batman and Robin Christmas Adventure" App:Catwoman.

August, 1976.  Archie Goodwin, George Tuska and Vince Colletta.  "Brute Fury!"

February, 1973.  1st: revival of original Captain Marvel since the Golden-Age.

July, 1959 Movie tie-in.

March, 1961 TV photo cover.

December, 1958

Department Of The Navy giveaway.

App: Hawkman.

1st & Origin: The Huntress. (8/47)

PBr MWo. p2, Nightwing. Origin: Robin I.

"And The Missing Key"

March-May, 1962.

260 page giant.

June, 1955

Title changes to Legion Of Super Heroes with #259.

Huntress.

July, 1970.  Stan Lee, John Romita, Jim Mooney.  "Beware...The Black Widow!"

Harvey-Toon.

App: Silver Surfer. "...Stranded In Sub-Atomica!"

(A-1 #57).

February,  1981.  Denny O'Neil, John Romita.  "All They Want To Do Is Kill You, Spider-Man..."

April, 1956 Disney movie tie-in.

Begin: Pines publication.

MayJune. 1962 (01-053-207).

March, 1993.  Bob Harras, Steve Epting. "Alternate Visions."

September, 1960.

Previous title: Calling All Boys.

March, 1969. Stan Lee, John Romita, Jim Mooney. Kingpin appears and first appearance of Vanessa Fisk in "Spider-Man Wanted!"

Passage To Moauv.

December, 1960 Movie tie-in.

May,  1975. Roy Thomas, Rich Buckler.  "Invasion From The 5th (Count It, 5th!) Dimension."

Title changes to Sgt. Rock with #302.

October, 1985. Tom Defalco, Ron Frenz.  "Burn, Spider Burn!"

Origin: Haunted Tank.

January, 1968. Stan Lee, John Romita. First appearance of Captain George Stacey and Dr. Octopus appears in "Disaster!"

1st & Origin: Catman.

Begin Gold Key publication.

March, 1981. This was the first comic book sold only through comic shops (known as the Direct Market).

Movie photo cover (Kirk Douglas).

Wolverine Had Killed The Hulk?

May 1974 Featuring The Fantastic Four. App: Black Panther, Hulk vs. Thing. Title changes to Giant-Size Fantastic Four with #2.

Kid Colt.

May 1943 "Blazing Guns"

July 1968

Mickey Mouse And The Abandoned Mine.

(Vol.2 #6)

"Muscleman, The Djinn and The Flash!"

Art: Steve Ditko.

Giveaway. Movie tie-in.

100 page Dell Giant.

Retouched photo cover (Red River with John Wayne and Montgomery Clift).

May, 1967. Origin and first appearance of Vulture II.

Begin: John Byrne art.

Limited series.

April-May, 1943

April, 1967.  Stan Lee, John Romita. Kraven appears in "In The Hands of the Hunter!"

August, 1968. Archie Goodwin, Johnny Craig. "Unconquered Is The Unicorn!"

April, 1937 100 pages; Buffalo Bill, Laramie Joe, Two-Gun Thompson, & Wild West Bill.

August, 1954 100 page giant.

1st & origin: Guardians Of The Galaxy.

#1

December, 1995.  Tom DeFalco & Paul Ryan, Dan Bulanadi.  "Reunion!"

November, 1957 "Adventure Story"

Cover & art: Jim Steranko.

January, 1940 12 pages, b&w ashcan used to obtain copyright. See Whiz #2 and Flash Comics Ashcan. 1st & Origin: Captain Thunder (renamed Captain Marvel in Whiz 2). Four copies are known to exist according to CGC Census. One of two ashcans (the other being Flash Comics #1) released by Fawcett to secure the rights to the name of the comic as well as the name of the protagonist, Captain Thunder. It failed on all accounts (due to just barely being beaten to the punch by Flash Comics, Thrilling Comics and Captain "Terry" Thunder...coincidentally all entities owned by different publishers) and the series became Whiz Comics while the character became Captain Marvel.

"The Bloody Ambush At Rincon!" Art: Frank Frazetta/Al Williamson.

December, 1957 Dell Giant. Art: Carl Barks.

MZe JDm. Origin: New Nomad.

February, 1937

"The Old Castle's Secret" Art: Carl Barks.

JulAugust 1946 Joe Louis cover and story.

"Reddy Made Magic" ()

Summer 1966 In Mexico. 2nd printing. (Summer/66)

October,  1982.  Roger Stern, John Romita & Jim Mooney.  "Where The @$%# Is Noise Norton?"

(4-5/53)

March, 1970. Stan Lee, John Buscema. Spider-Man crossover in "The Surfer and the Spider!"

100 pages.

Reprint: Strange Tales #114.

January, 1954 Featuring Sad Sack. With glasses.

Cover & art: Simon & Kirby.

Giveaway.

July, 1954 Dell Giant.

February, 1963 Origin retold: Fantastic Four, 1st: Impossible Man. "A Visit With The Fantastic Four!" & "The Impossible Man!" by Lee/Kirby.

Spring 1942 1st: Mr. Weatherbee. 1st: Reggie (cameo).

Painted cover.

April, 1968. Stan Lee, Jack Kirby. Captain America series begins with "This Monster Unmasked!"

The Lone Ranger.

100 pages.

MBi JOw. ()

April, 1965.  Stan Lee, Don Heck Iron Man story: "Hawkeye and the NEW Black Widow Strike Again!"; Stan Lee, Jack Kirby Captain America story "Among Us, Wreckers Dwell!" featuring first appearance of Silver Age Red Skull and introduction of Sando and Omar.

Cover: Wallace Wood.

April, 1996.  Tom DeFalco & Paul Ryan, Dan Bulanadi.  "Black Bolt..Berserk!"

One shot. Saucer story by Bob Powell.

1st & Origin: The Fighting Yank.

Begin: Clayton Moore photo covers.

July, 1966.  Stan Lee, Jackie Kirby.  "The Black Panther!"

1st: Black Panther.

#1 by Floyd Gottfredson. The first Mickey Mouse comic in the Four Color series. 68 pages.

November, 1957 Richard Greene TV photo cover.

1st: Steve Lombard.

Art:  Neal Adams.

"Frozen Gold" Art: Carl Barks.

September, 1969.  Roy Thomas, Sal Buscema.  "...And We Battle For The Earth!"

TV tie-in, photo cover.

January, 1968.  Stan Lee, Gene Colan.  "The Name Of The Game Is...Mayhem!"

Bulls-eye.

December,  1976.  Gerry Conway, Sal Buscema.  "Twice Stings The Tarantula!"

Origin retold.

1st comic devoted to auto racing. Rare.

May, 1950.  Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde . Art: Wood & Harrison.

Cover & Art: Wallace Wood.

January, 1981.  Frank Miller, Klaus Janson. 1st appearance & origin:  Elektra.  "Elektra."

GCo GCy. Death: Indestructable Man.

Cover & art: Gustavson.

January, 1976.  Marv Wolfman, Gene Colan & Tom Palmer.  "Nightmares Of A Living Deadman!"

September, 1955

Popeye.

February, 1956 TV photo cover.

TV tie-in.

(#1).

Movie photo cover.

(A-1 #119).

January, 1973.  Roy,  John Buscema.  "Battleground: The Baxter Building!"

September, 1963. Origin and first appearance of The Sandman in "Nothing Can Stop...The Sandman!"