Hulk battles The Thing.

1st: cameo app. Wolverine.

Price shown is for CGC certified grade 9.8 only. Prices vary widely for lesser grades.

May, 1988. Direct market version. David Michelinie, Todd McFarlane. Origin and first appearance of VENOM (1st full story) in "Venom!". Double size Special 25th Anniversary issue.

The Creeper.

Previous title: "3-D Comics."

July, 1958 The Crisis. HRN #143.

App: Wolverine.

100 pages.

June, 1955

December, 1950 No Barks art.

Cover & art: Steve Ditko. "The Worm Turns."

Spring 1968 Sports Special.

June, 1952

April, 1962 TV photo cover.

Origin retold.

July, 1959 Movie tie-in.

Begin: Gold Key publication. Giant size.

September, 1968. Stan Lee, John Romita. "The Vulture's Prey!"

February,  1978.  Bill Mantlo, Sal Buscema & Ernie Chan.  "The Final Rage!"

August, 1942.  Art: Carl Barks.

August, 1951 

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. 

JKi JKi. Six Million Year Man.

November, 1961 Movie photo cover.

July, 1958 Movie photo cover (Andy Griffith).

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

(V2#5)

June-July, 1948 Cover & art: Boody Rogers in all.

February, 1948 "Land Of The Leopard Men!"

Giveaway used to test demand for interest in comic books.

February, 1934. "Series 1" 1st 10 cent comic book in the modern format sold to the public.

October 1937 Dick Tracy The Detective.

November, 1937 Little Orphan Annie (#1).

December, 1937 Secret Agent X-9.

1st Jimmy Olsen.

October 1951 Art: Wallace Wood.

July, 1973. Gerry Conway, Gil Kane. Death of Green Goblin in "The Green Goblin's Last Stand!"

(1-2/45)

"Batman and Robin Battle Mutiny In The Big House!"

September, 1980.  Roger McKenzie, Frank Miller & Klaus Janson.  "Till Death Do Us Part!"

in The Magic Lantern.

No photo cover.

Roy Rogers.

App: Miss Fury.

Captain America Hadn't Vanished During World War Two?

Romeo And Juliet by Shakespeare.

"Mystery Of The Atomic Boomerang!"

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

November, 1950 "The Mysterious Rider"

September, 1972. Roy Thomas, Gil Kane. "The Thing in the Temple!"

December,  1964.  Stan Lee, Jack Kirby.  "Side-By-Side With Sub-Mariner!"

February, 1962 TV tie-in.

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

Silver Surfer.

GKa GFo. Batgirl.

1st: Nathaniel Richards.

April, 1963 1st: Watcher, 1st: Red Ghost. "The Red Ghost!" by Lee/Kirby.

1st 12 cent cover price.

June, 1948

HRN #134.

The Joker in "The Royal Flush Crimes!"

MWb MWb. Elongated Man. 50th anniversary of Detective.

2nd: Joker. 2nd: Catwoman.

TV photo cover. (8/59)

January, 1972. Roy Thomas, Gil Kane. "The Beauty and the Brute."

November, 1991.  Tom DeFalco & Paul Ryan, Danny Bulanadi.  "Whatever Happened To Alicia?!"

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

Vicky Vale. vs Poison Ivy.

KJo DMo. Contagion, p6.

December, 1966 Movie photo cover.

September, 1938 Gang Busters (1st time in comics).

End: Bing Bang Buster.

"The Brute Battles On!"

Mike Grell art.

1983. Roger Stern, Bill Mantlo, Ed Hannigan. "Heroes And Villains".

June, 1971. Roy Thomas, Barry Smith, Sal Buscema. "Devil-Wings Over Shandizar!"

November,  1977.  Len Weis,  Ross Andru.  "The Hitman's Back In Town!" 

RAn LWe. App: Punisher.

May, 1975.

March, 1975.  Mike Friedrich, Arvell Jones and Keith Pollard.  "Turnabout: A Most Foul Play!"

WSi WSi. 1st: Beta Ray Bill.

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.

App: Wolverine (cameo). See Giant-size X-Men #1 for 2nd full appearance.

July, 1938 Previous title: Star Ranger.

April, 1938 Blondie.

"And The Rajah's Elephant"

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

(A-1 #84).

November, 1959

August, 1952 Disney movie photo cover.

Measures 5" x 7-1/4"

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

Anniversary issue.

Art: Bob Powell.

New X-Men and Wolverine appearances by John Byrne. Bill Mantlo, Sal Buscema, Mike Esposito. "The Lords of Light and Darkness!"

November, 1977. Bob Rozankis, Don Heck, Frank Charamonte. 'Titans East! Titans West! And Never(?) Shall The Teens Meet!'

April, 1955 App: Wonder Boy.

June, 1955 App: Rocketman, Wonder Boy.

April, 1950 "A Spectacular Feature (Formerly "My Confession")".

February, 1977.  Spider-Man and the Incredible Hulk.

Previous title: "Funny Stuff."

Early October, 1989.  David Michelinie, Todd McFarlane. The Assassin Nation Plot part 2 of 6 -  "Underwar!"

March, 1942 1st & Origin: Supersnipe.

(V3#3). Becomes Comic Pages #24 (V3#4).

August, 1960

July, 1960 TV tie-in.

"The Story Of The Man Who Could Not Tell The Truth!"

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

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

December, 1976.  Gerry Conway, Herb Trimpe.  "Kraken Kills!"

August, 1965 TV tie-in.

April, 1970. Stan Lee, John Buscema. Silver Surfer battles Human Torch in "The Flame and the Fury!"

September, 1940.  1st: The Ray by Lou Fine.

February, 1943.  End: The Ray.

The Thing prototype "Pildorr, The Plunderer From Outer Space!" Cover and seven page story by Kirby/Sinnott.March 1962

Art: Robert Crumb in all issues. 25 cent cover price. 5000 copies printed. (11/67)

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

Winter, 1944.  "Bait For A Death Trap!"  Previous title: Uncle Sam Comics.

Origin: Spark Man.

Art: Mac Raboy.

Dinosaur Planet. Photo cover. (Peter Pan Records)

July, 1977. Roy Thomas, Howard Chaykin.  Marvel's epic Official Adaptation of the Monumental 20th Century Fox movie - a film by George Lucas.

November, 1968. Stan Lee, John Romita. Mysterio appears in "The Madness of Mysterio!"

Origin: Sub-Mariner. 

"The Task That Stumped Superman!" (1-2/48).

1st: Lori Lamaris. "The Ghost Of Lois Lane!"

1st: New Teen Titans.

March-April, 1952.  Same cover and contents as #75 but misnumbered.

April, 1959.      "The Ugly Superman!"

May, 1959.      "Superman's Mystery Song!" App: Pat Boone.

Art: Neal Adams.

80 page Giant #G-75.

"Jungle Jimmy Olsen!"

April, 1965.  Stan Lee, Wally Wood.  "In Mortal Combat With...Sub-Mariner!"

April, 1965 1st: red costume. "Daredevil Battles Sub-Mariner!"