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Yeah, yeah...Casper the Friendly Ghost, Richie Rich...all the biggies!
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Mine was a 60s Superman, I don't know the number offhand but the story was Superman's Achilles Heel.
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Time Trapper
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I was eleven, she was fourteen. She taught me the ways of love between a boy and a hot older chick, i ta....
what?
Oh, first COMIC! Gotcha.
It was an issue of Sargent Rock. Dont' remember it, just that it was one of his. Next one was a legion comic. I stuck with the legion. And then GL.
Damn you, you kids! Get off my lawn or I'm callin' tha cops!
Something pithy!
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Legionnaire!
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Legionnaire!
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Avengers #222. Great cover. Had a bunch of superheroes on it and I only knew a couple of them.
Great new reader friendly story. Made me a fan of Avengers forever.
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Applicant
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My first american comic was Superman 254 from 1972. Stories by Denny O'Neil and Len Wein. Art by Curt Swan, Murphy Anderson and Neal Adams. My first Dutch comic was Donald Duck or Robot Archie in the early sixties. I read my first Dutch Batman comic in 1966 when they starting publishing Dutch translations of Superman and Batman. And when I saw the Batman tv series backthen, I was hooked on that serie and a comicjunkie was born.
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Wanderer
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Originally posted by DrakeB3004:
Cool! "Rom, Spaceknight" was the first series I actually collected (making sure I got every month) to follow the storyline (I started around #2 or #3). How many people can say they started with "Rom"?? Yeah Rom rocks...my all-time fav series. I didn't like the mini from a few years back though.
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Don't Stop Peelieving
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Don't Stop Peelieving
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SPACEKNIGHTS was okay... They were hamstrung by not being able to use the Rom name or character because of licensing. Starlin went too heavy on the Arthurian influences, but Batista's artwork was beautiful to look at.
"Anytime a good book like this is cancelled, I hope another Teen Titan is murdered." --Cobalt
"Anytime an awesome book like S6 is cancelled, I hope EVERY Titan is murdered." --Me
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Don't Stop Peelieving
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Don't Stop Peelieving
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As for my first comic, it was 25 cents, in 74-5. Probably a Harvey series. Or Superman or Batman.
"Anytime a good book like this is cancelled, I hope another Teen Titan is murdered." --Cobalt
"Anytime an awesome book like S6 is cancelled, I hope EVERY Titan is murdered." --Me
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Time Trapper
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A reprint of one of Carl Barks's duck stories -- most likely Uncle Scrooge and "The Golden Fleecing."
I didn't get hooked on the "hard stuff" (i.e., DCs and Marvels) until a few years later.
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