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Print run: 500 copies, obtained via mail order
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36-page black and white pictorial tribute to Heidi Saha, a 14-year-old girl who competed in costume contests as Vampirella and other characters at fan conventions in the early 1970s
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Controversial publication by Vampirella creator Forest Ackerman due to Saha's age and rumors that she appeared nude in pictures published in this magazine which is untrue
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Ackerman's descriptions of Heidi are criticized as inappropriate including the following, 'At the present time she neatly distributes 35" 24" 36" into a 5'7" frame weighing 120 lbs. and topped by a heavenly cascade of honey-blonde hair'
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Heidi's father, Art Saha is credited for coining the term Trekkie to describe fans of Star Trek
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Print run: 500 copies, obtained via mail order
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36-page black and white pictorial tribute to Heidi Saha, a 14-year-old girl who competed in costume contests as Vampirella and other characters at fan conventions in the early 1970s
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Controversial publication by Vampirella creator Forest Ackerman due to Saha's age and rumors that she appeared nude in pictures published in this magazine which is untrue
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Ackerman's descriptions of Heidi are criticized as inappropriate including the following, 'At the present time she neatly distributes 35" 24" 36" into a 5'7" frame weighing 120 lbs. and topped by a heavenly cascade of honey-blonde hair'
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Heidi's father, Art Saha is credited for coining the term Trekkie to describe fans of Star Trek
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Topical reference involving the Punisher’s emblem being used by the police and the character's in-story response to the controversy
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Topical reference involving the Punisher’s emblem being used by the police and the character's in-story response to the controversy
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Series about a rift torn open between the Mexico and U.S. border allowing the creatures from Mexican folklore into the world
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Series canceled after writer was accused of sexual misconduct
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Series about a rift torn open between the Mexico and U.S. border allowing the creatures from Mexican folklore into the world
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Series canceled after writer was accused of sexual misconduct
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One-Shot by Spire Christian Comics
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One-Shot by Spire Christian Comics
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1st appearance of Dagger Type, a man impersonating Batgirl
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Controversial issue: criticized for being insulting and portraying transexual or transgender individuals as insane
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While performing, Dagger Type removes the Batgirl mask causing the stunned audience to refer to the character as "him" and "he" prompting Dagger Type to fire upon the crowd
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1st appearance of Dagger Type, a man impersonating Batgirl
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Controversial issue: criticized for being insulting and portraying transexual or transgender individuals as insane
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While performing, Dagger Type removes the Batgirl mask causing the stunned audience to refer to the character as "him" and "he" prompting Dagger Type to fire upon the crowd
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High $120
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Controversial cover art by J. Scott Campbell featuring Mary Jane Watson
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In 2020/2021, an artist caught the attention of J. Scott Campbell after posting to Tumblr a "fixed" rendition of this cover with a less provocative Mary Jane
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Campbell responded to the criticism with his own revised sketch that pointed out the weaknesses in the Tumblr artist's technique
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While strongly supported by his fanbase, there was a fair amount of backlash on social media against Campbell's professional assessment of the amateur artist
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Campbell's revised sketch was listed to eBay and sold for $14,700
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100% of the proceeds were donated to Fresh Artists, a charity that nurtures artistic talent in kids
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Controversial cover art by J. Scott Campbell featuring Mary Jane Watson
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In 2020/2021, an artist caught the attention of J. Scott Campbell after posting to Tumblr a "fixed" rendition of this cover with a less provocative Mary Jane
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Campbell responded to the criticism with his own revised sketch that pointed out the weaknesses in the Tumblr artist's technique
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While strongly supported by his fanbase, there was a fair amount of backlash on social media against Campbell's professional assessment of the amateur artist
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Campbell's revised sketch was listed to eBay and sold for $14,700
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100% of the proceeds were donated to Fresh Artists, a charity that nurtures artistic talent in kids
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Controversial issue: received media attention due to a window pane of a shop stenciled with the word 'jewery' instead of jewelry and a Star of David, a Jewish religious symbol
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Marvel is offering comic shops replacement of the issue because of the error
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Bennett is being accusations of anti-Semitism and issued an apology stating that it was an unintentional error
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Controversial issue: received media attention due to a window pane of a shop stenciled with the word 'jewery' instead of jewelry and a Star of David, a Jewish religious symbol
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Marvel is offering comic shops replacement of the issue because of the error
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Bennett is being accusations of anti-Semitism and issued an apology stating that it was an unintentional error
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Variant cover art by David Finch featuring the retired Mississippi state flag
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In 2020, Mississippi Legislature voted in favor (91 yes/23 no votes) to replace the flag which has displayed the Confederate battle flag since 1894
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Variant cover art by David Finch featuring the retired Mississippi state flag
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In 2020, Mississippi Legislature voted in favor (91 yes/23 no votes) to replace the flag which has displayed the Confederate battle flag since 1894
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High $60
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2007 Ethan Van Sciver convention sketchbook limited to 1,000 copies
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Controversial cover: parody of Mein Kampf, the autobiographical manifesto written by Hitler
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Detractors of Van Sciver cite this cover as an example of the artist's political and social beliefs
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As reported by Bleeding Cool, Van Sciver wrote about the accusations: the cover was SINESTRO, who we'd redesigned that year to resemble Hitler, and with the fact that most people knew I leaned right, this was a JOKE
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2007 Ethan Van Sciver convention sketchbook limited to 1,000 copies
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Controversial cover: parody of Mein Kampf, the autobiographical manifesto written by Hitler
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Detractors of Van Sciver cite this cover as an example of the artist's political and social beliefs
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As reported by Bleeding Cool, Van Sciver wrote about the accusations: the cover was SINESTRO, who we'd redesigned that year to resemble Hitler, and with the fact that most people knew I leaned right, this was a JOKE
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Controversial issue: Starfox is on trial for sexual assault after he is accused of using his powers to seduce a married woman
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Controversial issue: Starfox is on trial for sexual assault after he is accused of using his powers to seduce a married woman
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Controversial issue: Gabriel and Sarah Stacy are the result of an affair between Norman Osborn and Gwen Stacy, later retconned, removed, from continuity in The Amazing Spider-Man #73 (2021)
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Controversial issue: Gabriel and Sarah Stacy are the result of an affair between Norman Osborn and Gwen Stacy, later retconned, removed, from continuity in The Amazing Spider-Man #73 (2021)
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Prototype of Wolverine
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Published 1.5 years prior to Wolverine's first appearance, a comic fan submitted an original character concept. The character was named The Wolverine with regenerative abilities, a metal exoskeleton and was the product of experimentation
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The fan was not credited or compensated and there is some question as to whether the Wolverine that we know was inspired by the fan concept character
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Prototype of Wolverine
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Published 1.5 years prior to Wolverine's first appearance, a comic fan submitted an original character concept. The character was named The Wolverine with regenerative abilities, a metal exoskeleton and was the product of experimentation
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The fan was not credited or compensated and there is some question as to whether the Wolverine that we know was inspired by the fan concept character
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High $130
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Variant cover art by Ethan Van Sciver, limited to 1,000 copies
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Controversial cover depicting Kurt Cobain, the frontman for Nirvana who died in 1994 from a self-inflicted gunshot wound
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Variant cover art by Ethan Van Sciver, limited to 1,000 copies
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Controversial cover depicting Kurt Cobain, the frontman for Nirvana who died in 1994 from a self-inflicted gunshot wound
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1st and only appearance of Skip Westcott, a teenage neighbor who inappropriately touched Peter Parker when he was a young boy
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16-page giveaway co-published by Marvel Comics and the National Committee for Prevention of Child Abuse
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Reprinted many times until the year 2000 - original has the word FREE printed on the cover and no sponsor logo in the upper-right corner
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It was never confirmed or denied that this origin story is actually a part of Spider-Man's canon (official history)
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1st and only appearance of Skip Westcott, a teenage neighbor who inappropriately touched Peter Parker when he was a young boy
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16-page giveaway co-published by Marvel Comics and the National Committee for Prevention of Child Abuse
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Reprinted many times until the year 2000 - original has the word FREE printed on the cover and no sponsor logo in the upper-right corner
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It was never confirmed or denied that this origin story is actually a part of Spider-Man's canon (official history)
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Moderately explicit art where Madame Xanadu appears naked while engaged in relations with The Spectre in his ethereal form
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Moderately explicit art where Madame Xanadu appears naked while engaged in relations with The Spectre in his ethereal form
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Controversial issue in which Dave Sim alienates readers by suggesting a philosophy that men are at risk of an unhappy life if he commits to long-term cohabitation with a woman
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Issue resulted in a significant drop in monthly sales
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Controversial issue in which Dave Sim alienates readers by suggesting a philosophy that men are at risk of an unhappy life if he commits to long-term cohabitation with a woman
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Issue resulted in a significant drop in monthly sales
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High $7
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Cover art by Barry Windsor-Smith featuring Magik
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Specialty border printed on select covers published in November 1986 celebrating Marvel's 25th Anniversary or more precisely, the 25th year since Fantastic Four #1 was published in November 1961
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Kitty Pryde, speaking at a memorial service uses multiple offensive words related to ethnicity and sexual orientation
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Cover art by Barry Windsor-Smith featuring Magik
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Specialty border printed on select covers published in November 1986 celebrating Marvel's 25th Anniversary or more precisely, the 25th year since Fantastic Four #1 was published in November 1961
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Kitty Pryde, speaking at a memorial service uses multiple offensive words related to ethnicity and sexual orientation
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High $125
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Published without approval from the Comics Code Authority due to a sub-plot about drug use
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The depiction of drugs in a negative light was well-received by readers which led to the Comics Code Authority easing-up on creative restrictions
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Published without approval from the Comics Code Authority due to a sub-plot about drug use
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The depiction of drugs in a negative light was well-received by readers which led to the Comics Code Authority easing-up on creative restrictions
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Variant cover art by Artgerm
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According to Artgerm, debate arose as to the strong sexual imagery in the way Supergirl's fingers were positioned close to her skirt and the symbolism represented by her cat
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Variant cover art by Artgerm
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According to Artgerm, debate arose as to the strong sexual imagery in the way Supergirl's fingers were positioned close to her skirt and the symbolism represented by her cat
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Recalled issue due to a tentacle resembling male genitalia
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The interior panel of concern depicts Abigail Arcane in the foreground screaming in terror and Anton Arcane in the background, mostly in shadows, with red blazing eyes - the first printing depicts a tentacle between the two characters
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Said to be scarce but there are copies available on mycomicshop.com for under $3.00, nothing on-sale or sold on eBay
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Recalled issue due to a tentacle resembling male genitalia
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The interior panel of concern depicts Abigail Arcane in the foreground screaming in terror and Anton Arcane in the background, mostly in shadows, with red blazing eyes - the first printing depicts a tentacle between the two characters
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Said to be scarce but there are copies available on mycomicshop.com for under $3.00, nothing on-sale or sold on eBay
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Controversial issue: Hank Pym (Yellowjacket) is suspended from the Avengers after physically assaulting his wife Janet (Wasp)
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Signs of a character shift begin in Avengers #212 where Hank destroys one of Janet's costumes
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Controversial issue: Hank Pym (Yellowjacket) is suspended from the Avengers after physically assaulting his wife Janet (Wasp)
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Signs of a character shift begin in Avengers #212 where Hank destroys one of Janet's costumes
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Controversial issue: in an effort to make a point about the offensiveness of the word 'mutie,' Kitty Pryde uses an extremely offensive racial slur (uncensored)
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Controversial issue: in an effort to make a point about the offensiveness of the word 'mutie,' Kitty Pryde uses an extremely offensive racial slur (uncensored)
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Origin of Doctor Doom - his educational years, facial disfigurement and procurement of the Doctor Doom armor
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Controversial issue where Johnny Storm confronts an individual who is defacing racial equality posters with racist propaganda
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Multiple, uncensored panels clearly display an extremely offensive racist word and phrase
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Origin of Doctor Doom - his educational years, facial disfigurement and procurement of the Doctor Doom armor
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Controversial issue where Johnny Storm confronts an individual who is defacing racial equality posters with racist propaganda
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Multiple, uncensored panels clearly display an extremely offensive racist word and phrase
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Variant cover art by Rafael Grampa
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Cover art used on social media to promote the release of the comic has been criticized for supporting pro-democracy riots in Hong Kong
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Variant cover art by Rafael Grampa
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Cover art used on social media to promote the release of the comic has been criticized for supporting pro-democracy riots in Hong Kong
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High $175
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In accordance with the writer Mark Gruenwald's wishes, his cremated ashes were mixed with the ink in the first printing edition of this trade paperback
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In accordance with the writer Mark Gruenwald's wishes, his cremated ashes were mixed with the ink in the first printing edition of this trade paperback
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Recalled due to a depiction of a naked Peter Parker's 'web-shooter'
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Alternate reality story where Peter Parker is an older, retired man
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Recalled due to a depiction of a naked Peter Parker's 'web-shooter'
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Alternate reality story where Peter Parker is an older, retired man
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Young Avengers Hulkling and Wiccan first kiss
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The cause of controversy in September 2019 after the mayor of Rio de Janeiro called for all copies of the TPB to be collected and destroyed
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Young Avengers Hulkling and Wiccan first kiss
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The cause of controversy in September 2019 after the mayor of Rio de Janeiro called for all copies of the TPB to be collected and destroyed
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Published cover art (left) replaced the original cover (right) which was censored by DC without the creator's knowledge
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Published cover art (left) replaced the original cover (right) which was censored by DC without the creator's knowledge
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Final issue of Deadly Hands of Kung-Fu
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Extremely mature content: Colleen Wing's breasts are fully exposed as her and Misty Knight are forced into becoming heroin addicts
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Final issue of Deadly Hands of Kung-Fu
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Extremely mature content: Colleen Wing's breasts are fully exposed as her and Misty Knight are forced into becoming heroin addicts
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Marriage of Bruce Wayne and Selina Kyle
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Selina called-off the wedding which was revealed to readers by The New York Times prior to the issue coming out causing significant backlash against DC and the newspaper
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Marriage of Bruce Wayne and Selina Kyle
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Selina called-off the wedding which was revealed to readers by The New York Times prior to the issue coming out causing significant backlash against DC and the newspaper
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Controversial issue due to drug use
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Following a drug lab explosion, Captain America inhales the fumes of a drug called "Ice" which has a pronounced effect due to the Super Soldier Serum in his blood
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Controversial issue due to drug use
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Following a drug lab explosion, Captain America inhales the fumes of a drug called "Ice" which has a pronounced effect due to the Super Soldier Serum in his blood
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Controversial issue that published tweets from a reader who was criticizing the title, which is unlawful for a publisher to do according to Twitter’s Privacy Policy
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Controversial issue that published tweets from a reader who was criticizing the title, which is unlawful for a publisher to do according to Twitter’s Privacy Policy
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'Cease and DCist' edition, limited to 500 copies
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Created in response to DC sending a Cease and Desist letter to Devil's Due for portraying Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez as Wonder Woman in a previous issue
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'Cease and DCist' edition, limited to 500 copies
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Created in response to DC sending a Cease and Desist letter to Devil's Due for portraying Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez as Wonder Woman in a previous issue
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High $115
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Variant cover art by Josh Hixson raffled at HeroesCon 2016
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Limited to 50 copies
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Back cover reads "F*ck HB2" a statement from the creator against the North Carolina law that prohibits transgender individuals from using restrooms inconsistent from their gender at birth
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Variant cover art by Josh Hixson raffled at HeroesCon 2016
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Limited to 50 copies
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Back cover reads "F*ck HB2" a statement from the creator against the North Carolina law that prohibits transgender individuals from using restrooms inconsistent from their gender at birth
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In 2000, the Charles Atlas corporation filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against DC Comics for the portrayal of Flex Mentallo being a parody of the real-life Italian bodybuilder
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The lawsuit was eventually dismissed but series was out-of-print for over a decade and commanded a considerable amount on the secondary market
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Flex Mentallo: Man of Muscle Mystery has since been published in a hardcover deluxe edition collection and a trade paperback
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In 2000, the Charles Atlas corporation filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against DC Comics for the portrayal of Flex Mentallo being a parody of the real-life Italian bodybuilder
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The lawsuit was eventually dismissed but series was out-of-print for over a decade and commanded a considerable amount on the secondary market
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Flex Mentallo: Man of Muscle Mystery has since been published in a hardcover deluxe edition collection and a trade paperback
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High $700
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Variant cover art by Carla Cohen, limited to 250 copies
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DC sent a cease and desist to Devil's Due for further printings and also to retailers who were selling the cover
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Variant cover art by Carla Cohen, limited to 250 copies
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DC sent a cease and desist to Devil's Due for further printings and also to retailers who were selling the cover
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Premiere series in the DC Black Label launch which gives established creators creative freedom to explore characters and stories outside of continuity
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Controversial issue: Bruce Wayne's genitalia
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Premiere series in the DC Black Label launch which gives established creators creative freedom to explore characters and stories outside of continuity
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Controversial issue: Bruce Wayne's genitalia
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Mid $310
High $980
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Classic story titled 'Judgement Day' that reveals the protagonist to be an African-American man which, at the time, was a risky move issued by the creators to insert the character into a position of power
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Classic story titled 'Judgement Day' that reveals the protagonist to be an African-American man which, at the time, was a risky move issued by the creators to insert the character into a position of power
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Controversial variant with Stan Lee's signature stamped on the cover using ink containing his blood (referred to as Stan Lee's Solvent DNA Ink)
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Includes a numbered hologram sticker printed with the words "Hands of Respect" and a Certificate of Authenticity
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In April 2018, news broke that a former business associate of Stan's allegedly presented forged documents to his personal nurse that gave permission to draw blood from Mr. Lee
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Initially, this issue and Rise of the Black Panther #1 (Stelfreeze variant) were sold with the signature at a store on the Las Vegas strip but since then the stamp has been used on other covers
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Controversial variant with Stan Lee's signature stamped on the cover using ink containing his blood (referred to as Stan Lee's Solvent DNA Ink)
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Includes a numbered hologram sticker printed with the words "Hands of Respect" and a Certificate of Authenticity
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In April 2018, news broke that a former business associate of Stan's allegedly presented forged documents to his personal nurse that gave permission to draw blood from Mr. Lee
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Initially, this issue and Rise of the Black Panther #1 (Stelfreeze variant) were sold with the signature at a store on the Las Vegas strip but since then the stamp has been used on other covers
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Mid $55
High $155
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Controversial variant with Stan Lee's signature stamped on the cover using ink pads containing his blood (referred to as Stan Lee's Solvent DNA Ink)
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Includes a numbered hologram sticker printed with the words "Hands of Respect" and a Certificate of Authenticity
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In April 2018, news broke that a former business associate of Stan's allegedly presented forged documents to Mr. Lee's personal nurse that gave permission to his draw blood
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Initially, this issue and Thor #700 (Dauterman variant) were sold with the signature at a store on the Las Vegas strip but since then the stamp has been used on other covers
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Controversial variant with Stan Lee's signature stamped on the cover using ink pads containing his blood (referred to as Stan Lee's Solvent DNA Ink)
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Includes a numbered hologram sticker printed with the words "Hands of Respect" and a Certificate of Authenticity
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In April 2018, news broke that a former business associate of Stan's allegedly presented forged documents to Mr. Lee's personal nurse that gave permission to his draw blood
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Initially, this issue and Thor #700 (Dauterman variant) were sold with the signature at a store on the Las Vegas strip but since then the stamp has been used on other covers
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Controversial issue with overt sexual themes in one sequence where Hank Pym shrinks down to have intimate relations with his wife, Janet Van Dyne, The Wasp
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Controversial issue with overt sexual themes in one sequence where Hank Pym shrinks down to have intimate relations with his wife, Janet Van Dyne, The Wasp
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High $18
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Includes a twelve-page, comic story titled 'The Wall' about Donald Trump building a border between Mexico and the U.S. more than a quarter century before Trump was elected
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Includes a twelve-page, comic story titled 'The Wall' about Donald Trump building a border between Mexico and the U.S. more than a quarter century before Trump was elected
