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First professionally published work in comics by writer Gail Simone
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Simone is credited for writing two stories in this 84-page oversized anniversary issue
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Wraparound cover
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First professionally published work in comics by writer Gail Simone
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Simone is credited for writing two stories in this 84-page oversized anniversary issue
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Wraparound cover
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Revealed that John Constantine has lung cancer
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First U.S. published work in comics by Garth Ennis
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Revealed that John Constantine has lung cancer
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First U.S. published work in comics by Garth Ennis
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First written work by Jim Shooter in the comic industry
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It is revealed in the letters page of Adventure Comics #349 that 'One of Us Is a Traitor' was written by a 14 year-old Jim Shooter
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1st appearance of Ferro Lad
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1st appearance of Karate Kid
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1st appearance of Princess Projectra
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1st appearance of Warlord Garlak and Nemesis Kid (non-Legionnaires)
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First written work by Jim Shooter in the comic industry
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It is revealed in the letters page of Adventure Comics #349 that 'One of Us Is a Traitor' was written by a 14 year-old Jim Shooter
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1st appearance of Ferro Lad
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1st appearance of Karate Kid
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1st appearance of Princess Projectra
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1st appearance of Warlord Garlak and Nemesis Kid (non-Legionnaires)
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First written work in comics by Dennis O'Neil
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First written work in comics by Dennis O'Neil
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First written work by Chris Claremont in comics
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Claremont received credit on prior issues with plot assists but this issue is his first scripted story
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First written work by Chris Claremont in comics
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Claremont received credit on prior issues with plot assists but this issue is his first scripted story
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First self-published written and illustrated work in comics by Jeff Lemire
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First self-published written and illustrated work in comics by Jeff Lemire
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1st appearance of Doctor Occult, one of the earliest superheroes in history
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First artwork by Joe Shuster
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First written work in comics by Jerry Siegel
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1st appearance of a vampire in comic books
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1st appearance of Doctor Occult, one of the earliest superheroes in history
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First artwork by Joe Shuster
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First written work in comics by Jerry Siegel
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1st appearance of a vampire in comic books
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First written work in the comic book industry by Stan Lee
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Two-page text story with a couple of illustrations by Kirby
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3rd appearance of Captain America
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3rd appearance of Bucky Barnes
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2nd appearance and 1st cover of the Red Skull, George Maxon
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First written work in the comic book industry by Stan Lee
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Two-page text story with a couple of illustrations by Kirby
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3rd appearance of Captain America
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3rd appearance of Bucky Barnes
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2nd appearance and 1st cover of the Red Skull, George Maxon
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First written work in the comic book industry by Tom King
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Previous published work 'A Once Crowded Sky' had illustrations but was not a graphic novel
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First written work in the comic book industry by Tom King
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Previous published work 'A Once Crowded Sky' had illustrations but was not a graphic novel
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1st appearance and origin of Battle Pope
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First written work in the comic book industry by Robert Kirkman
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First artwork in comics by Tony Moore
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Image reprinted this issue in 2005 with a nearly identical cover
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1st appearance and origin of Battle Pope
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First written work in the comic book industry by Robert Kirkman
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First artwork in comics by Tony Moore
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Image reprinted this issue in 2005 with a nearly identical cover
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First written work in the comic book industry by Roy Thomas
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Roy Thomas was one of the chief architects at Marvel introducing Conan the Barbarian into comics, serving as Editor-in-Chief after Stan Lee and contributing to the Avengers, X-Men, Thor and others over the course of decades
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First written work in the comic book industry by Roy Thomas
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Roy Thomas was one of the chief architects at Marvel introducing Conan the Barbarian into comics, serving as Editor-in-Chief after Stan Lee and contributing to the Avengers, X-Men, Thor and others over the course of decades
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First professional written and illustrated work in comics by Frank Miller
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Three-page story titled 'Royal Feast'
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First professional written and illustrated work in comics by Frank Miller
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Three-page story titled 'Royal Feast'
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First written and illustrated work in comics by Don Rosa
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Nominated for a Harvey Award
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Later, Rosa won an Eisner for 'Best Serialized Story' for a 12-chapter contribution to Scrooge history with The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck
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First written and illustrated work in comics by Don Rosa
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Nominated for a Harvey Award
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Later, Rosa won an Eisner for 'Best Serialized Story' for a 12-chapter contribution to Scrooge history with The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck
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First written work in the comic book industry by Cullen Bunn (U.K.)
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First written work in the comic book industry by Cullen Bunn (U.K.)
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First written work in the comic book industry by Ta-Nehisi Coates
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1st appearance of Zenzi, a mutant with the ability to affect emotions - two versions of Zenzi have been introduced by Coates
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First written work in the comic book industry by Ta-Nehisi Coates
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1st appearance of Zenzi, a mutant with the ability to affect emotions - two versions of Zenzi have been introduced by Coates
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First written work in the comic book industry by Joseph Hillstrom King aka Joe Hill, the son of Stephen King
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First written work in the comic book industry by Joseph Hillstrom King aka Joe Hill, the son of Stephen King
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First written and illustrated work in comics by Jonathan Hickman
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6-issue series written, illustrated, lettered, inked and colored by Hickman
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2008 Eisner Award nominee for Best Limited Series
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First written and illustrated work in comics by Jonathan Hickman
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6-issue series written, illustrated, lettered, inked and colored by Hickman
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2008 Eisner Award nominee for Best Limited Series
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First written work in the comic book industry by J.J. Abrams
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San Diego Comic Con 2008 exclusive given away to promote the TV series Fringe
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5-page preview with character bios, 12 pages total
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First written work in the comic book industry by J.J. Abrams
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San Diego Comic Con 2008 exclusive given away to promote the TV series Fringe
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5-page preview with character bios, 12 pages total
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First professionally published work in the comic book industry by Mark Waid
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First professionally published work in the comic book industry by Mark Waid
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First written work in the comic book industry by Donny Cates (officially) in a story called 'Armageddon Outta Here'
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First written work in the comic book industry by Donny Cates (officially) in a story called 'Armageddon Outta Here'
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First written work in the comic book industry by Geoff Johns
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Preview of Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E., later known as Stargirl, Courtney Whitmore in yearbook pictures and a character profile
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First written work in the comic book industry by Geoff Johns
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Preview of Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E., later known as Stargirl, Courtney Whitmore in yearbook pictures and a character profile
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First written work in the comic book industry by Neil Gaiman in a story titled 'You're Never Alone with a Phone'
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First written work in the comic book industry by Neil Gaiman in a story titled 'You're Never Alone with a Phone'
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First written work in comics by Brian Michael Bendis
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First artwork in comics by Brian Michael Bendis
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First written work in comics by Brian Michael Bendis
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First artwork in comics by Brian Michael Bendis
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Simpsons Comics #50 | Bongo | $1 | $2 | $10 |
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Hellblazer #41 | DC Vertigo | $2 | $8 | $20 |
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Adventure Comics #346 | DC | $35 | $90 | $350 |
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Modeling with Millie #46 | Marvel | $5 | $15 | $50 |
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Daredevil #102 | Marvel | $4 | $12 | $40 |
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Lost Dogs #1 | Ashtray Press | $2 | $8 | $20 |
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New Fun Comics #6 | DC | $3.5k | $10k | $35k |
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Captain America Comics #3 | Timely | $8.1k | $22.9k | $87k |
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Time Warp #1 | DC | $1 | $2 | $4 |
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Battle Pope #1 | Funk-O-Tron | $1 | $2 | $10 |
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Modeling with Millie #44 | Marvel | $3 | $9 | $30 |
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Twilight Zone #84 | Gold Key | $30 | $100 | $300 |
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Uncle Scrooge #219 | Whitman | $1 | $5 | $15 |
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Future Quake #4 | Future Quake Press | $1 | $2 | $3 |
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Black Panther #1 | Marvel | $1 | $2 | $5 |
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Spider-Man Unlimited #8 | Marvel | $1 | $2 | $8 |
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The Nightly News #1 | Image | $1 | $2 | $3 |
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Fringe #0 | WildStorm | $2 | $8 | $20 |
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Action Comics #572 | DC | $1 | $2 | $3 |
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Dark Horse Presents #24 | Dark Horse | $2 | $8 | $25 |
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DCU Heroes Secret Files #1 | DC | $1 | $5 | $15 |
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2000 A.D. #488 | Fleetway | $1 | $3 | $12 |
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Quivers #1 | Caliber | $1 | $5 | $15 |