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

1st: War Machine armor.

Giveaway (5.25 x 8.5, bound at top).

Joker cover & story by Neal Adams (9/73).

June, 1974.  Gerry Conway, Ross Andru.  "The Molten Man Breaks Out!"

July, 1974. Silver Surfer appearance. Jim Starlin art.

Arm 2001. ()

December, 1946.

October 1963 Disney movie tie-in.

January, 1970.  Stan Lee, Jack Kirby.  "The Return Of The Frightful Four!"

(V2#10)

1st: Fin Fang Foom. Art: Jack Kirby.

Spider-Man.

"Rags To Riches." Cover: Carl Barks.

No photo cover.

New Terrytoons.

July, 1939.  1st: Flame by Lou Fine. Previous title: "Wonder Comics."

June, 1969. Stan Lee, John Romita, Jim Mooney. Silvermane appears and the first appearance of Man Mountain Marko in "The Web Closes!"

Movie photo cover (Farley Granger & Ann Blyth in Our Very Own).

September, 1973.  Gerry Conway, Gil Kane.  First appearance of The Man-Wolf in "The Mark of the Man-Wolf!"

May, 1977.  Jim Shooter, George Tuska & Jim Mooney.  "Danger Rides The Bitter Wind!"

First edition in dust jacket. Written by Grant Morrison, illustrated by Dave McKean.

May, 1980.  Spider-man and Werewolf.

Disney Cheerios Premium.

Begin: Clayton Moore photo covers.

November, 1964.  Stan Lee, Don Heck.  "The Avengers Break Up!"

Spring 1951 Previous title: "Pioneer West Romances."

February, 1965. Stan Lee, Steve Ditko. The Beetle and Human Torch appear in "Where Flies The Beetle...!"

August, 1952

November, 1959 Movie tie-in.

September, 1988.  David Michelinie, Todd McFarlane.  "California Schemin'!"

"High Tibet"

July, 1963. First Spider-Man X-over (pre-dates Amazing Spider-Man #5).

March, 1940 Fantom Of The Fair.

September,  1991.  Tom DeFalco, Paul Ryan.  "War With The New Warriors."

HRN #169.

This book showcases the first appearance of Daisy Duck, who shows up on the back cover. The contents include 1940 strip reprints, in black and white. 

June, 1950 Photo cover.

Sif.

Reprint: Adventure Into Terror #7.

April, 1956 Disney movie tie-in.

May, 1950.  Photo cover.

Summer 1967 Triple Feature.

March, 1966. Stan Lee, Jack Kirby. Thor gets his own ongoing series with this issue. This issue "features the long-awaited clash of titans between Mighty Thor and Hercules!" in "Who The Gods Would Destroy!

Numbering continued from JOURNEY INTO MYSTERY.

June, 1951 Photo cover.

Art: Steve Ditko, Bob Powell.

November, 1956 Title changes to Kid Slade Gunfighter with #5.

February, 1970. Stan Lee, John Buscema. "The Dawn Of The Doomsday Man!"

April, 1985.  Denny O'Neil, Davi Mazzucchelli.  "The Sight Stealer."

1st: Jason Todd.

First Bugs Bunny comic book.

January, 1957 "The Defeat of Superman!"

May 1959 "The Army"

Shipwrecked. 100 pages, hardcover. Daily strip reprints from .

"The Pixilated Parrot."

September, 1957

TV tie-in, photo cover.

MMn DMn. ZERO HOUR. New Batgirl appears in Gotham.

August, 1960.  Movie tie-in.

"Menace Of The Sky Creature!"

Giant size.

Painted cover.

October, 1956.  "Presenting The Flash!" 1st & origin: Silver-Age Flash.

Origin retold.

Giant size.

1st: Bat Lash.

April, 1964. Second appearance of Dr. Octopus in "Return Of Doctor Octopus!"

March, 1978.  Bill Matlo, Carmine Infantino.  "Growing Pains!"

April-May, 1956.  Cover & art: Sheldon Mayer (all issues).

April, 1951

First printing, stated thus on copyright page. $3.95 cover price. Cover art by Jim Aparo. Jim Starlin, Jim Aparo, Mike DeCarlo. Reprints Batman #426-429.

(Later printings are worth a fraction of cover price). 

.January, 1946 ..At Monkey Island.

Origin:  Storm.

Giant 116 page edition.

May, 1970. Stan Lee, John Romita, John Buscema. "The Kingpin Strikes Back!"

July, 1971. Stan Lee, Gil Kane, Frank Giacoia. Green Goblin cover and appearance in Part 3 and final chapter of a story not approved by the Comics Code Authority due to its drug-related content.

Tweety And Sylvester.

February, 1976.  Len Wein, John Costanza.  "The Rage Of The Red Ghosts!"

TV tie-in, photo cover.

September, 1954 "The Lost Wagon Train".

Cover & art: Steve Ditko.

No date, circa .

February, 1949 Rare.

September, 1956 100 page Dell Giant.

October, 1982.  Chris Claremont, Frank Miller.  "Debts And Obligations"

1st: Superman/Flash race.

INo LWe. Two-Face.

October, 1976.  Gerry Conway, George Tuska.  "Breakout!"

September, 1975.  Bill Mantlo, George Tuska.  "Long Time Gone."

Spring 1950 Photo cover.

April, 1960 Little Lulu And Tubby In Hawaii.

Reprint.

1st & Origin: Son Of Vulcan.

Legion Of Monsters.

February, 1968.  Stan Lee, Jim Seranko.  "Behold The Savage Sky!"

1st & Origin: Catman.

Written by Grant Morrison, illustrated by Dave McKean.

Death: Steel.

April, 1965.  Stan Lee, Don Heck.  "Now, By My Hand, Shall Die a Villain!"

September, 1950.

Neon ink cover (with insert & acetate print).

80 page Giant #G-75.

Unbagged silver edition, direct sale only.

February, 1962 TV tie-in.

May, 1977.  B. Mantlo, G. Tuska.  "Sunfire Strikes Again!"

March, 1961 TV photo cover. (3/61)

September, 1960.

Begin: Hedy.

October, 1979.  David Michelinie, John Romita Jr.  "...A Man's Home Is His Battlefield!"

May, 1970. Archie Goodwin, Johnny Craig.  "This Doomed Land, This Dying Sea!"

August, 1969.  Archie Goodwin, George Tuska.   "Of Beasts And Men!" First 15 cent cover price issue.

Hologram cover.

Embossed cover.

App: Bane. 1st: Azrael in costume.

Catwoman.

"Death In The Family", part 3. Death: Robin.

Art: Neal Adams.

December, 1970.  Roy Thomas, John Buscema.  "The Mighty Avengers!"

November, 1970.  Roy Thomas, John Buscema.  "Hostage!"

October, 1986.  Tom DeFalco, Ron Frenz.  "When Warriors Clash..!"

March, 1973. Stan Lee, Gerry Conway, John Romita, Jim Mooney, Tony Mortellaro. The Smasher and the Disruptor appear in "Countdown to Chaos!"

March, 1972. Stan Lee, John Romita. "Squash! Goes The Spider!"

July, 1970.  Stan Lee, Jack Kirby.  "The Long Journey Home!"

December, 1970. Roy Thomas, Barry Smith, Sal Buscema. "Lair of the Beast-Men!"

October, 1968.  "Monster Triumphant!"

December, 1967. Stan Lee, John Romita. Dr. Octopus appears in "Doc Ock Wins!"