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Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic #0
Dark Horse
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2006
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Vol. 1
1st appearance of Squint, later becomes Darth Malak
1st cover appearance of Jarael
According to writer John Jackson Miller (also the owner of comichron.com): Malak does not fall to the Dark Side in my comics series. He first appears under the name Squint in KOTOR #0. He first uses the alias Malak in #31. He takes the name Malak permanently in #42, which also has Revan’s origin story
1st appearance of Squint, later becomes Darth Malak
1st cover appearance of Jarael
According to writer John Jackson Miller (also the owner of comichron.com): Malak does not fall to the Dark Side in my comics series. He first appears under the name Squint in KOTOR #0. He first uses the alias Malak in #31. He takes the name Malak permanently in #42, which also has Revan’s origin story
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic #8
Dark Horse
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2006
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Vol. 1
1st full appearance of Demagol, a Mandalorian scientist who performed unimaginable experiments on Jedi
1st appearance of Cassus Fett, a brilliant strategist and advisor to Mandalore the Ultimate
1st cameo appearance of Carth Onasi aka Fleet
Identity reveal of Rohlan Dyre, unmasked
1st full appearance of Demagol, a Mandalorian scientist who performed unimaginable experiments on Jedi
1st appearance of Cassus Fett, a brilliant strategist and advisor to Mandalore the Ultimate
1st cameo appearance of Carth Onasi aka Fleet
Identity reveal of Rohlan Dyre, unmasked
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic #42
Dark Horse
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2009
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Vol. 1
Origin of Revan, wages war against the Mandalorians and assimilates a Mandalorian mask
Squint permanently assumes the name Malak, later becomes Darth Malak
According to writer John Jackson Miller and owner of comichron.com: Malak does not fall to the Dark Side. He first appears under the name Squint in KOTOR #0. He first uses the alias Malak in #31. He takes the name Malak permanently in #42, which also has Revan’s origin story
Origin of Revan, wages war against the Mandalorians and assimilates a Mandalorian mask
Squint permanently assumes the name Malak, later becomes Darth Malak
According to writer John Jackson Miller and owner of comichron.com: Malak does not fall to the Dark Side. He first appears under the name Squint in KOTOR #0. He first uses the alias Malak in #31. He takes the name Malak permanently in #42, which also has Revan’s origin story
Wonder Woman #209
DC
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1973
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Vol. 1
Bondage cover art by Ric Estrada
Avengers, The #370
Marvel
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1994
•
Vol. 1
1st team appearance of Delta Force, a Deviant taskforce led by Kro: Dragona, Enigmo, Karkas, Ransak, Tzabaoth, Toro Rojo
1st team appearance of Delta Force, a Deviant taskforce led by Kro: Dragona, Enigmo, Karkas, Ransak, Tzabaoth, Toro Rojo
Eternals #8
Marvel
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1977
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Vol. 1
1st appearance of Ransak, the son of Maelstrom and a Deviant, raised by the Eternals
1st appearance of Krakas, a Deviant
1st appearance of Ransak, the son of Maelstrom and a Deviant, raised by the Eternals
1st appearance of Krakas, a Deviant
Green Lantern Legacy #1
DC
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2020
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Vol. 1
1st appearance of Tai Pham, a Green Lantern who inherited his ring from his grandmother
1st appearance of Tai Pham, a Green Lantern who inherited his ring from his grandmother
Marvel Treasury Edition #6
Marvel
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1975
•
Vol. 1
Reprinted stories featuring Doctor Strange
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic #1
Dark Horse
•
2006
•
Vol. 1
Premiere issue that takes place approximately 4,000 years prior to the destruction of the Death Star
Premiere issue that takes place approximately 4,000 years prior to the destruction of the Death Star
Superman Adventures #41
DC
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2000
•
Vol. 1
22 one-page stories written by Mark Millar with multiple artist contributions
Copies ordered by retailers: 11,526
22 one-page stories written by Mark Millar with multiple artist contributions
Copies ordered by retailers: 11,526
Creepy #50
Warren
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1973
•
Vol. 1
Cover appearances of horror hosts Cousin Eerie, Uncle Creepy and Vampirella
Cover appearances of horror hosts Cousin Eerie, Uncle Creepy and Vampirella
Warren Presents #8
Warren
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1980
•
Vol. 1
First headlining title issue featuring Pantha
DC Universe logo
Avengers of the Wastelands #1
Marvel
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2020
•
Vol. 1
1st team appearance of The Avengers of the Wastelands: Thor (Dani Cage), Ant-Man (Dwight), Hulk, Captain America (Grant)
1st cameo appearance of Captain America (Grant)
1st team appearance of The Avengers of the Wastelands: Thor (Dani Cage), Ant-Man (Dwight), Hulk, Captain America (Grant)
1st cameo appearance of Captain America (Grant)
Journey Into Mystery #117
Marvel
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1965
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Vol. 1
1st appearance of the Odinsword aka the Over Sword of Asgard, a giant sword that would signal the end of the universe if unsheathed
2nd appearance of Karnilla
1st appearance of the Odinsword aka the Over Sword of Asgard, a giant sword that would signal the end of the universe if unsheathed
2nd appearance of Karnilla
Variant cover art by Skottie Young
Sonic the Hedgehog #146
Archie
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2005
•
Vol. 1
Cover appearance of Shadow
Black cover, difficult to find in high grade
Cover appearance of Shadow
Black cover, difficult to find in high grade
Supergirl #20
DC
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2013
•
Vol. 6
Cover art by Emanuela Luppachino
$0.30 price variant
Detective Comics #387
DC
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1969
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Vol. 1
30th Anniversary of Batman's introduction
Includes a reprint of Batman's first appearance in Detective Comics #27 - a censored version, redrawn to omit the image of a murder victim with a knife in his back
30th Anniversary of Batman's introduction
Includes a reprint of Batman's first appearance in Detective Comics #27 - a censored version, redrawn to omit the image of a murder victim with a knife in his back
New Mutants Forever #4
Marvel
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2011
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Vol. 1
Cover art by Art Adams featuring Magik in her Darkchylde persona
Color error that affects several panels where the Lizard's green skin appears copper
One datapoint became available in August for an ungraded copy that sold for $15,000. The seller claimed that only six were known to exist yet posted another for sale in October 2020 with the same description and images but for $10,000 less than the August sale. While this might be legitimate, it is too risky to to approximate values from this situation
Color error that affects several panels where the Lizard's green skin appears copper
One datapoint became available in August for an ungraded copy that sold for $15,000. The seller claimed that only six were known to exist yet posted another for sale in October 2020 with the same description and images but for $10,000 less than the August sale. While this might be legitimate, it is too risky to to approximate values from this situation
Variant cover art by J. Scott Campbell
Avengers: The Initiative #12
Marvel
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2008
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Vol. 1
Triathlon becomes 3-D Man
Boy's Club #1
Buenaventura Press
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2006
•
Vol. 1
1st appearance of Pepe the Frog in a printed comic book, previously seen in web and news strip comics
Fans were displeased with the widespread use of Pepe's likeness in internet memes and campaigned to reclaim the frog by associating him with racist imagery
In 2017, the Anti-Defamation League labeled Pepe the Frog a hate symbol
1st appearance of Pepe the Frog in a printed comic book, previously seen in web and news strip comics
Fans were displeased with the widespread use of Pepe's likeness in internet memes and campaigned to reclaim the frog by associating him with racist imagery
In 2017, the Anti-Defamation League labeled Pepe the Frog a hate symbol
Cheryl Blossom #1
Archie
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1995
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Vol. 1
Premiere issue of the first Cheryl Blossom solo title series
Clockwork Angels #1
BOOM!
•
2014
•
Vol. 1
Six-issue adaptation of a steampunk fantasy novel inspired by the lyrics of Neil Peart (1952-2020) from the band Rush
Six-issue adaptation of a steampunk fantasy novel inspired by the lyrics of Neil Peart (1952-2020) from the band Rush
Comic Capers #1
Marvel
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1944
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Vol. 1
1st appearance of Dracula in a comic book, a cartoonish version of the character
1st appearance of Dracula in a comic book, a cartoonish version of the character
Comic Talk #1
Buffalo Books
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1993
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Vol. 1
First consumer-facing cover of the Maxx
Interior Sam Kieth interview
First consumer-facing cover of the Maxx
Interior Sam Kieth interview
Cyberfrog: Blood Honey #1
All Caps
•
2019
•
Vol. 1
48-page graphic novel crowdfunded on Indiegogo by 8,431 backers raising $538,456
48-page graphic novel crowdfunded on Indiegogo by 8,431 backers raising $538,456
Variant cover art by Christian Nauck featuring Lady Deadpool
Detective Comics #358
DC
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1966
•
Vol. 1
1st appearance of Spellbinder, an illusionist
Furrlough #1
Antarctic Press
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1991
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Vol. 1
Premiere issue of a series that began with anthropomorphic characters engaged in military-themed stories that later expanded into other genres
Premiere issue of a series that began with anthropomorphic characters engaged in military-themed stories that later expanded into other genres
Genus #4
Antarctic Press
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1994
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Vol. 1
Cover art by Terry Moore featuring Katchoo the Bear, an animal version of the main character from Strangers In Paradise
Cover art by Terry Moore featuring Katchoo the Bear, an animal version of the main character from Strangers In Paradise
Hit the Beach #1
Antarctic Press
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1993
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Vol. 1
First interior art by Terry Moore
Full black & white issue of pin-up art by various creators featuring anthropomorphic characters in swimsuits
First interior art by Terry Moore
Full black & white issue of pin-up art by various creators featuring anthropomorphic characters in swimsuits
Variant cover art by Robert DeJesus
Deluxe edition enhanced with gold-foil
Variant cover art by Robert DeJesus
Deluxe edition enhanced with gold-foil
What If...? #25
Marvel
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1991
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Vol. 2
Includes a one-page story titled 'What if the Punisher were a Herald of Galactus' which has Frank riding a space motorcycle with two massive guns he used to destroy a planet, reminiscent of Cosmic Ghost Rider
Includes a one-page story titled 'What if the Punisher were a Herald of Galactus' which has Frank riding a space motorcycle with two massive guns he used to destroy a planet, reminiscent of Cosmic Ghost Rider
Life with Archie #42
Archie
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1965
•
Vol. 1
1st appearance of Archie as the superhero Pureheart
She-Hulk #3
Marvel
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2006
•
Vol. 2
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)
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)
Wizard magazine exclusive with gold-foil stamp and Certificate of Authenticity (COA)
Short original story titled 'Salvage'
Wizard magazine exclusive with gold-foil stamp and Certificate of Authenticity (COA)
Short original story titled 'Salvage'
Variant cover art by Mark Bagley, Walmart exclusive
Reprint of Beta Ray Bill's first appearance
Packaged with the 2006 Marvel Legends Beta Ray Bill action figure
Reprint of Beta Ray Bill's first appearance
Packaged with the 2006 Marvel Legends Beta Ray Bill action figure
Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion #1
Acclaim Valiant
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2000
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Vol. 1
One-shot inspired by the video game, Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion
Variant cover art by Felipe Massafera
Sold in Walmart three-packs
Black Widow: Prelude #1
Marvel
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2020
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Vol. 1
Origin of the Black Widow in the Marvel Cinematic Universe
Part one of a two-part series
Origin of the Black Widow in the Marvel Cinematic Universe
Part one of a two-part series
Masked Rider #1
Marvel
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1996
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Vol. 1
One-shot comic book based off of the children's television show which was an adaptation of a Japanese television series called Kamen Rider Black RX
Cameo appearance of the Power Rangers
One-shot comic book based off of the children's television show which was an adaptation of a Japanese television series called Kamen Rider Black RX
Cameo appearance of the Power Rangers
Variant cover art by Neal Adams
Vampirella #19
Warren
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1972
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Vol. 1
Interior front and back cover chronicles the creation of Vampirella by editor J.R. Cochran who reveals the character was inspired by the classic sci-fi movie Barbarella
First Vampirella cover art by Jose Gonzalez
Gonzalez completed the pencil work on Vampirella but having little experience with oils, Enric Torres recreated the piece and Gonzalez signed it
Interior front and back cover chronicles the creation of Vampirella by editor J.R. Cochran who reveals the character was inspired by the classic sci-fi movie Barbarella
First Vampirella cover art by Jose Gonzalez
Gonzalez completed the pencil work on Vampirella but having little experience with oils, Enric Torres recreated the piece and Gonzalez signed it
Vampirella #49
Warren
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1976
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Vol. 1
1st Blood Red Queen of Hearts, a demon who possesses people, moving from person to person through the passing of a playing card
1st Blood Red Queen of Hearts, a demon who possesses people, moving from person to person through the passing of a playing card
Catwoman #82
DC
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2000
•
Vol. 2
Violent cover featuring Harley Quinn and Selina Kyle
Copies ordered by retailers: 28,663
Violent cover featuring Harley Quinn and Selina Kyle
Copies ordered by retailers: 28,663
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