Herb Trimpe
Herbert William Trimpe was an American comics artist and occasional writer, best known as the seminal 1970s artist on The Incredible Hulk and as the first artist to draw for publication the character Wolverine, who later became a breakout star of the X-Men.
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Marvel Super-Heroes #102
Marvel
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1981
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Vol. 1
Non-Key
Marvel Team-Up #110
Marvel
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1981
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Vol. 1
Non-Key
Marvel Tales #132
Marvel
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1981
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Vol. 2
Non-Key
Marvel Super-Heroes #103
Marvel
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1981
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Vol. 1
Non-Key
Marvel Team-Up #111
Marvel
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1981
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Vol. 1
Non-Key
Marvel Tales #133
Marvel
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1981
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Vol. 2
Non-Key
Marvel Team-Up #112
Marvel
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1981
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Vol. 1
Non-Key
G.I. Joe Special Treasury Edition #1
Marvel
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1982
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Vol. 1
Oversized reprint of G.I. Joe #1
Marvel Super-Heroes #105
Marvel
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1982
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Vol. 1
Non-Key
Marvel Team-Up #113
Marvel
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1982
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Vol. 1
Non-Key
Marvel Team-Up #114
Marvel
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1982
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Vol. 1
Non-Key
Marvel Team-Up #115
Marvel
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1982
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Vol. 1
Non-Key
Bizarre Adventures #31
Marvel
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1982
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Vol. 1
Non-Key
Marvel Team-Up #116
Marvel
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1982
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Vol. 1
Non-Key
What If…? #32
Marvel
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1982
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Vol. 1
Non-Key
1st cover and second appearance of Rocket Raccoon
4-page interior Mark Jewelers advertisement, printed on paper stock and bound into the centerfold
Distributed to stores near military bases or on-site
Approximately only 5% of the print run included these advertisements
1st cover and second appearance of Rocket Raccoon
4-page interior Mark Jewelers advertisement, printed on paper stock and bound into the centerfold
Distributed to stores near military bases or on-site
Approximately only 5% of the print run included these advertisements
G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #1
Marvel
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1982
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Vol. 1
1st team appearance of G.I. Joe
1st appearance of Snake-Eyes, an Arashikage-trained ninja (G.I. Joe)
1st appearance of Scarlett, an intel officer (G.I. Joe)
1st appearance of Grunt, an infantry trooper (G.I. Joe)
1st appearance of Breaker, a communications officer (G.I. Joe)
1st appearance of Rock 'N Roll, a machine gunner (G.I. Joe)
1st appearance of Stalker, a ranger (G.I. Joe)
1st appearance of Zap, a bazooka soldier (G.I. Joe)
1st appearance of Short-Fuze, a mortar soldier (G.I. Joe)
1st appearance of Clutch, a Vamp operator (G.I. Joe)
1st appearance of Laser, a rifle trooper (G.I. Joe)
1st appearance of Steeler, a tank commander (G.I. Joe)
1st appearance of Hawk, a field commander (G.I. Joe)
1st appearance of Grand Slam, an artillery specialist (G.I. Joe)
1st team appearance of Cobra, a terrorist organization
1st appearance of Cobra Commander, leader and founder of Cobra
1st appearance of Baroness, an intel officer (Cobra)
Writer and Vietnam veteran Larry Hama intended to create a Nick Fury series but after being approached by Hasbro to launch their 3.75-inch action figures, the Fury Force concept was applied to G.I. Joe
1st team appearance of G.I. Joe
1st appearance of Snake-Eyes, an Arashikage-trained ninja (G.I. Joe)
1st appearance of Scarlett, an intel officer (G.I. Joe)
1st appearance of Grunt, an infantry trooper (G.I. Joe)
1st appearance of Breaker, a communications officer (G.I. Joe)
1st appearance of Rock 'N Roll, a machine gunner (G.I. Joe)
1st appearance of Stalker, a ranger (G.I. Joe)
1st appearance of Zap, a bazooka soldier (G.I. Joe)
1st appearance of Short-Fuze, a mortar soldier (G.I. Joe)
1st appearance of Clutch, a Vamp operator (G.I. Joe)
1st appearance of Laser, a rifle trooper (G.I. Joe)
1st appearance of Steeler, a tank commander (G.I. Joe)
1st appearance of Hawk, a field commander (G.I. Joe)
1st appearance of Grand Slam, an artillery specialist (G.I. Joe)
1st team appearance of Cobra, a terrorist organization
1st appearance of Cobra Commander, leader and founder of Cobra
1st appearance of Baroness, an intel officer (Cobra)
Writer and Vietnam veteran Larry Hama intended to create a Nick Fury series but after being approached by Hasbro to launch their 3.75-inch action figures, the Fury Force concept was applied to G.I. Joe
Marvel Team-Up #118
Marvel
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1982
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Vol. 1
Non-Key
Newsstand Edition, indicated by the barcode
G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #2
Marvel
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1982
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Vol. 1
1st appearance of Kwinn, a tracker and mercenary of Inuit descent
G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #3
Marvel
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1982
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Vol. 1
Non-Key
G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #3
Marvel
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1982
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Vol. 1
Non-Key
2nd Print
G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #4
Marvel
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1982
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Vol. 1
Non-Key
G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #7
Marvel
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1983
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Vol. 1
Non-Key
Thor #329
Marvel
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1983
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Vol. 1
Non-Key
Complete copy includes Lakeside Skin Tattooz temporary tattoos
G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #14
Marvel
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1983
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Vol. 1
1st full appearance and cover of Destro, a weapons dealer
1st appearance of Ace, pilot of the Sky Striker
1st full appearance and cover of Destro, a weapons dealer
1st appearance of Ace, pilot of the Sky Striker
Incredible Hulk Annual #12
Marvel
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1983
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Vol. 1
Non-Key
Thor #336
Marvel
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1983
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Vol. 1
Non-Key
Return of the Jedi Weekly Annual
Marvel UK
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1983
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Vol. 1
Non-Key
G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #17
Marvel
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1983
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Vol. 1
1st cover appearance of Major Bludd
The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe #14
Marvel
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1984
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Vol. 1
Non-Key
Captain America #291
Marvel
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1984
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Vol. 1
Non-Key
Further Adventures of Indiana Jones, The #15
Marvel
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1984
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Vol. 1
Non-Key
Further Adventures of Indiana Jones, The #15
Marvel
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1984
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Vol. 1
Non-Key
Canadian
Further Adventures of Indiana Jones, The #16
Marvel
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1984
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Vol. 1
Non-Key
Newsstand
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