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Iconic cover art by Todd McFarlane
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1st appearance of Furiosa, the female lead of the Mad Max: Fury Road franchise
Copies ordered by retailers: 20,733
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1st appearance of Furiosa, the female lead of the Mad Max: Fury Road franchise
Copies ordered by retailers: 20,733
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2nd cameo appearance of Time Variance Authority management
1st team appearance of the Minutemen, the TVA police force
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2nd cameo appearance of Time Variance Authority management
1st team appearance of the Minutemen, the TVA police force
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1st appearance and origin of the Juggernaut
Origin of Professor X
1st cameo appearance of Cyttorak, as a statue, the demonic elder god whose Crimson Bands and ruby gemstone gave Juggernaut great powers
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1st appearance and origin of the Juggernaut
Origin of Professor X
1st cameo appearance of Cyttorak, as a statue, the demonic elder god whose Crimson Bands and ruby gemstone gave Juggernaut great powers
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First ongoing Deadpool title series
Deadpool begins to take shape as a comedic character under the direction of writer Joe Kelly
1st appearance of Blind Al
1st appearance of Cannon Fodder
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First ongoing Deadpool title series
Deadpool begins to take shape as a comedic character under the direction of writer Joe Kelly
1st appearance of Blind Al
1st appearance of Cannon Fodder
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Preview comic distributed at San Diego Comic Con 1997 to promote the first Blade film
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Preview comic distributed at San Diego Comic Con 1997 to promote the first Blade film
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1st appearance of Old Man Logan
1st appearance of Old Man Hawkeye
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1st appearance of Old Man Logan
1st appearance of Old Man Hawkeye
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1st appearance of Virginia "Pepper" Potts, later becomes Rescue
1st appearance of Happy Hogan, later becomes Freak
1st appearance of Jack Frost, later becomes Blizzard
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1st appearance of Virginia "Pepper" Potts, later becomes Rescue
1st appearance of Happy Hogan, later becomes Freak
1st appearance of Jack Frost, later becomes Blizzard
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1st appearance of the Dark Beast
1st appearance of Holocaust aka Nemesis
1st appearance of Abyss, a Horseman of Apocalypse
1st appearance of Morph in his featureless form, from the Age of Apocalypse reality
1st appearance of Charles Lehnsherr, the child of Magneto and Rogue
📖 Reading Order: Age of Apocalypse begins
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1st appearance of the Dark Beast
1st appearance of Holocaust aka Nemesis
1st appearance of Abyss, a Horseman of Apocalypse
1st appearance of Morph in his featureless form, from the Age of Apocalypse reality
1st appearance of Charles Lehnsherr, the child of Magneto and Rogue
📖 Reading Order: Age of Apocalypse begins
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Iconic cover art by John Buscema featuring Wolverine and the Hulk as his Joe Fixit persona
Back cover art by Rob Liefeld featuring Wolverine
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Iconic cover art by John Buscema featuring Wolverine and the Hulk as his Joe Fixit persona
Back cover art by Rob Liefeld featuring Wolverine
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1st full appearance of the Russian, a mercenary
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1st appearance of Callisto
1st team appearance of the Morlocks: Masque, Plague and Sunder
Kitty Pryde becomes Ariel
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1st appearance of Callisto
1st team appearance of the Morlocks: Masque, Plague and Sunder
Kitty Pryde becomes Ariel
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1st appearance of Gambit
⚠️ Debatable Firsts: this issue is often cited as a cameo of Gambit which would imply that the appearance is brief although he appears in 15 panels throughout the book with at least 10 instances of dialogue
This includes a full page-and-a-half interaction with Storm where she addresses him by name and refers to him as a thief (see images by tapping cover and swiping left)
Later Gambit appears in his classic suit and then again in an X-Men uniform
This issue went on sale June 19th whereas X-Men #266 went on sale July 10th
Uncanny X-Men #266 was written as if it were to be published prior to the annual
CGC recognizes this issue as a cameo appearance of Gambit and Uncanny X-Men #266 as his first full appearance
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1st appearance of Gambit
⚠️ Debatable Firsts: this issue is often cited as a cameo of Gambit which would imply that the appearance is brief although he appears in 15 panels throughout the book with at least 10 instances of dialogue
This includes a full page-and-a-half interaction with Storm where she addresses him by name and refers to him as a thief (see images by tapping cover and swiping left)
Later Gambit appears in his classic suit and then again in an X-Men uniform
This issue went on sale June 19th whereas X-Men #266 went on sale July 10th
Uncanny X-Men #266 was written as if it were to be published prior to the annual
CGC recognizes this issue as a cameo appearance of Gambit and Uncanny X-Men #266 as his first full appearance
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1st appearance of Alioth, the supreme being of the Timespan
1st appearance of Kang Swaach, Kang Raulex and Kang Kaseo, members of the Council of Cross-Time Kangs
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1st appearance of Alioth, the supreme being of the Timespan
1st appearance of Kang Swaach, Kang Raulex and Kang Kaseo, members of the Council of Cross-Time Kangs
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1st appearance of Azazel, a mutant with demonic features
Origin of Nightcrawler
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1st appearance of Azazel, a mutant with demonic features
Origin of Nightcrawler
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1st appearance of Yuriko Oyama as Lady Deathstrike, in costume - previously introduced in Daredevil #197
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1st appearance of Yuriko Oyama as Lady Deathstrike, in costume - previously introduced in Daredevil #197
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"Days of Future Past" part 1
1st team appearance of the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants: Mystique, Destiny, Pyro, Avalanche and Blob
1st appearance of Destiny
1st appearance of Avalanche
1st appearance of Pyro
1st appearance of Rachel Summers, daughter of Scott and Jean
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"Days of Future Past" part 1
1st team appearance of the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants: Mystique, Destiny, Pyro, Avalanche and Blob
1st appearance of Destiny
1st appearance of Avalanche
1st appearance of Pyro
1st appearance of Rachel Summers, daughter of Scott and Jean
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1st full appearance and cover of Sabretooth, a mutant who becomes the primary nemesis of Wolverine
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1st full appearance and cover of Sabretooth, a mutant who becomes the primary nemesis of Wolverine
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1st team appearance of the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants led by Magneto
1st appearance of Scarlet Witch
1st appearance of Quicksilver
1st appearance Mastermind, later becomes Jason Wyngarde
1st appearance of Toad
2nd appearance of Magneto
Although the Scarlet Witch's costume is colored green on the cover, it is red in the story
[December 2023 - a Brotherhood of Mutants projects is rumored to be in discussion for the MCU slate]
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1st team appearance of the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants led by Magneto
1st appearance of Scarlet Witch
1st appearance of Quicksilver
1st appearance Mastermind, later becomes Jason Wyngarde
1st appearance of Toad
2nd appearance of Magneto
Although the Scarlet Witch's costume is colored green on the cover, it is red in the story
[December 2023 - a Brotherhood of Mutants projects is rumored to be in discussion for the MCU slate]
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1st appearance of Kidpool, an alternate reality version of Deadpool
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1st appearance of Kidpool, an alternate reality version of Deadpool
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1st appearance of Cassandra Nova, a parasite from the astral plane who replicated the DNA of Charles Xavier while still in utero
Beast appears with further animal mutations
Debut of new X-Men suits
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1st appearance of Cassandra Nova, a parasite from the astral plane who replicated the DNA of Charles Xavier while still in utero
Beast appears with further animal mutations
Debut of new X-Men suits
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1st appearance of Dogpool
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Four-issue out-of-continuity series that pits Deadpool against the Marvel Universe
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Four-issue out-of-continuity series that pits Deadpool against the Marvel Universe
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72-page official movie adaptation of the 2005 film starring Jennifer Garner as Elektra
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72-page official movie adaptation of the 2005 film starring Jennifer Garner as Elektra
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1st appearance of Negasonic Teenage Warhead
Destruction of Genosha
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1st appearance of Negasonic Teenage Warhead
Destruction of Genosha
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1st appearance of X-23, Laura Kinney
Laura Kinney debuted in the animated series X-Men: Evolution (2003)
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1st appearance of X-23, Laura Kinney
Laura Kinney debuted in the animated series X-Men: Evolution (2003)
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1st appearance and cover of Deadpool 2099, Warda Wilson, the daughter of Wade and Shiklah
1st appearance of Ellie Preston as Deadpool, an alternate reality version of Ellie Comacho
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1st appearance and cover of Deadpool 2099, Warda Wilson, the daughter of Wade and Shiklah
1st appearance of Ellie Preston as Deadpool, an alternate reality version of Ellie Comacho
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1st appearance of Lady Deadpool
1st appearance of Cowboy Deadpool
Cover art inspired by the film 'Trainspotting'
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1st appearance of Lady Deadpool
1st appearance of Cowboy Deadpool
Cover art inspired by the film 'Trainspotting'
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1st full appearance of Zombie Deadpool, becomes Headpool after his body is obliterated
Zombie Deadpool makes a cameo in Marvel Zombies #1 (2006)
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1st full appearance of Zombie Deadpool, becomes Headpool after his body is obliterated
Zombie Deadpool makes a cameo in Marvel Zombies #1 (2006)
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1st appearance of Evil Deadpool
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1st cover team appearance of the Deadpool Corps
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1st full appearance of Wolverine, final page cameo in issue #180
Marvel Value Stamp Series A #54 - Shanna the She-Devil
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1st full appearance of Wolverine, final page cameo in issue #180
Marvel Value Stamp Series A #54 - Shanna the She-Devil
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1st cameo appearance of Wolverine
2nd appearance of Wendigo
Marvel Value Stamp Series A #67 - Cyclops
⚠️ Debatable Firsts: this issue, by far, is the most debated "cameo versus full" book and likely the main reason "cameo" became such a significant yet loosely defined term in comic book collecting
Theoretically, The Incredible Hulk #180 being labeled "cameo" of Wolverine was due to an oversight by Overstreet (see additional images)
In the 1980/1981 edition of Overstreet, Hulk#181 is labeled - 1st app of Wolverine and Hulk#180 is without a descriptor, commanding the same value as issues #151 - #176
In the 1981/1982 Overstreet, the description had been amended to read #180 - 1st app. Wolverine but mislabeled #181 and #182 - Wolverine cameo
Finally, in 1982/1983, Overstreet labeled Hulk #180 - 1st app. Wolverine (cameo) and #181 - Wolverine app. #182 - Wolverine cameo
In recent years, Marvel has taken a stance on Hulk #180 as the first appearance of Wolverine, wanting to eliminate the term "cameo" altogether, presumably to avoid this exact debate
But in years past, official Marvel guidebooks and trading cards would often trade-off which issue was given the coveted 1st (full) appearance designation (see additional images)
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1st cameo appearance of Wolverine
2nd appearance of Wendigo
Marvel Value Stamp Series A #67 - Cyclops
⚠️ Debatable Firsts: this issue, by far, is the most debated "cameo versus full" book and likely the main reason "cameo" became such a significant yet loosely defined term in comic book collecting
Theoretically, The Incredible Hulk #180 being labeled "cameo" of Wolverine was due to an oversight by Overstreet (see additional images)
In the 1980/1981 edition of Overstreet, Hulk#181 is labeled - 1st app of Wolverine and Hulk#180 is without a descriptor, commanding the same value as issues #151 - #176
In the 1981/1982 Overstreet, the description had been amended to read #180 - 1st app. Wolverine but mislabeled #181 and #182 - Wolverine cameo
Finally, in 1982/1983, Overstreet labeled Hulk #180 - 1st app. Wolverine (cameo) and #181 - Wolverine app. #182 - Wolverine cameo
In recent years, Marvel has taken a stance on Hulk #180 as the first appearance of Wolverine, wanting to eliminate the term "cameo" altogether, presumably to avoid this exact debate
But in years past, official Marvel guidebooks and trading cards would often trade-off which issue was given the coveted 1st (full) appearance designation (see additional images)
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1st appearance of Deadpool, a subject of the Weapon X program
1st appearance of Copycat, impersonating Domino
1st appearance of Gideon, a member of The Externals
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1st appearance of Deadpool, a subject of the Weapon X program
1st appearance of Copycat, impersonating Domino
1st appearance of Gideon, a member of The Externals
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1st appearance of the new X-Men: Storm (1st), Nightcrawler (1st), Colossus (1st), Thunderbird (1st), Wolverine (3rd)
Many resources label this the 2nd full appearance of Wolverine and The Incredible Hulk #182 a second cameo
1st appearance of Illyana Rasputin as a child, later becomes Magik
Introduction of Krakoa, the Living Island
First use of the sound effect 'snikt' associated with Wolverine's claws
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1st appearance of the new X-Men: Storm (1st), Nightcrawler (1st), Colossus (1st), Thunderbird (1st), Wolverine (3rd)
Many resources label this the 2nd full appearance of Wolverine and The Incredible Hulk #182 a second cameo
1st appearance of Illyana Rasputin as a child, later becomes Magik
Introduction of Krakoa, the Living Island
First use of the sound effect 'snikt' associated with Wolverine's claws
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First battle of Wolverine vs Deadpool
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First reprint of She Hulk's first appearance from The Savage She-Hulk #1 (1980)
1st appearance of Mr. Orobourous and Mr. Paradox, clones of Mr. Mobius from the TVA
1st appearance of Kid Glove, possessor of an alien gauntlet that projects constructs
Cover art inspired by the Invincible Iron Man #100 (1977)
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First reprint of She Hulk's first appearance from The Savage She-Hulk #1 (1980)
1st appearance of Mr. Orobourous and Mr. Paradox, clones of Mr. Mobius from the TVA
1st appearance of Kid Glove, possessor of an alien gauntlet that projects constructs
Cover art inspired by the Invincible Iron Man #100 (1977)
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