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KID COLT OUTLAW #79 (Marvel)

October, 1956 "Bounty Guns"

Enemy Ace.

March, 1952 Disney movie tie-in.

BBn, FRo. Scarecrow, Batgirl.

1st 20 cent issue cover price.

Double size.

Fall, 1941. "Carnival Of Death!"

April, 1939

Winter 1941-1942. First appearance and Origin: Wonder Woman. Story continued in Sensation Comics #1. Detailed origin first appears in Wonder Woman Comics #1. Starman series begins. Starman and Dr. Mid-Nite become JSA members starting with this issue.

(A-1 #33).

1st Appearance & Origin: Stormy Foster.

Origin and first appearance of Marvel Boy.

Origin and first appearance of The Blue Diamond and Captain Daring by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby.

"Duel In Space", Kellogg's Sugar Smacks giveaway.

GKa MFr. J: Speedy.

December, 1978. Marv Wolfman, Keith Pollard & Joe Sinnott. "Home Deadly Home!"

October 1951 1st: Canteen Kate by Baker.

"And The Rabbit Olympics"

Aug-September, 1955 Begin: The Golden Gladiator, The Viking Prince, The Silent Knight.

SepOctober 1955 Featuring Davy Crockett in "Challenge Of Black Warrior!", Kit Carson and Buffalo Bill Cody. (9-10/55)

1st Cypher. Secret Wars tie-in. App: Wolverine.

March, 1955 1st Code Approved issue.

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.

"Batman Makes A Deadline!"

80 Page Giant #G-73.

See Superman #252.

No photo cover.

June, 1987. Special Double-Sized Issue. Peter David, Alan Kupperburg & Tom Morgan. "The Hobgoblin Revealed!"

September, 1956 "The Girl Cops of Metropolis!"

Red Skull appearance.

November, 1943 Begin: Dell publication, continued from Fawcett series. Photo of Gene on back cover.

Wolverine Had Killed The Hulk?

Origin retold: Wonder Woman.

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

August, 1956 "The Peril Of The Round Table"

June-July, 1947

3rd Superman cover.

August, 1946.

February, 1951 "Ambush"

Orson Wells's War of the Worlds in text.

Negative Man Prototype.

HRN #152.

September, 1955 TV photo cover.

April, 1972. Stan Lee, John Romita. "Spidey Smashes Through!"

November, 1976. Paul Levitz, Bob Rozakis, Pablo Marcos, Bob Smith. Introduction of The Guardian. 'The Man Who Toppled The TItans'

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

September, 1974. Marv Wolfman, Gene Colan. "...A Morning For The Dead!"

January, 1956. "The Shawnee Raiders!"

August, 1967. Spider-man cross-over. First appearance of Changeling.

August, 1988. Ann Nocenti, John Romita. "The Bully."

August, 1962. Art: Steve Ditko. Cover: Kirby/Ditko. 1st & Origin: Spider-Man. 1st: Aunt May. 1st & Death: Uncle Ben. Lead story: "Spider-Man!", story continued in Amazing Spider-Man #1.

100 pages.

80 page Giant #G-66. Superman's Secret Family.

1st: Poison Ivy.

(#1). TV photo cover.

(V2#4)

Photo cover. The story of Lou Gehrig.

TV tie-in.

June, 1975. Mike Friedrich, Arvell Jones. "Slave To The Power Imperious!"

By Segar. Cardboard covers with b/w strip reprints.

August, 1970. TV tie-in photo cover.

Art: Bill Ward.

Cover/Art: Sam Kieth.

June, 1938. Origin and first appearance of Superman.

Art: Jack Davis.

March, 1968. "Where Fall The Shifting Sands!"

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.

October, 1948. Previous title: "Tegra Jungle Empress."

HRN #117.

January, 1972

Dinosaur Planet. Photo cover. (Peter Pan Records)

October, 1956 "The Challenge Of..."

April, 1938 Seven Dwarfs on cover.

Giveaway (5.25 x 8.5, bound at top).

Sept, 1951. "Out Of This World"

Photo cover.

April, 1964 "The Incredible Hulk Versus The Thing!"

HRN #71.

February, 1975. Gerry Conway, Ross Andru. "The Man's Name Appears To Be...Mysterio!"

RAn GCy. 1st: Mysterio II.

January, 1950 Photo cover. Art: Al Williamson.

May 1950 Movie tie-in and photo cover (Lizabeth Scott).

March, 1980. Roger McKenzie, Frank Miller. "Blind Alley."

Special Edition-U.S. Navy giveaway.

MarMay 1956 (3-5/56)

March, 1983. Roger Stern, John Romita, Jr., John Romita, Sr. First appearance of Hobgoblin (Ned Leeds) in "In The Shadow Of Evils Past!"

It is important to note whether or not the free Tatooz sample card is still attached/tipped in the back cover. Copies that have had the Tatooz card removed are worth a fraction of the price of those with the card still present.