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Holyoke Apr 1942

Catman Comics #9

Catman Comics #9
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World War II cover art featuring the eleven-year-old sidekick of Cat-Man, Kitten shooting a Japanese soldier
Aardvark-Vanaheim Dec 1977

Cerebus the Aardvark #1

Cerebus the Aardvark #1
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1st appearance of Cerebus the Aardvark
Print run: 2,000 copies
Counterfeit copies exist - to identify the difference between a real copy and counterfeit, tap the cover image and swipe left
Harvey Apr 1952

Chamber of Chills #7

Chamber of Chills #7
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Referenced in Seduction of the Innocent, led to establishing the Comics Code Authority
Reason: morbid fantasies - a man's wife is killed by a giant crab, he then turns into a crab himself and devours her corpse
Harvey Nov 1953

Chamber of Chills #19

Chamber of Chills #19
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Iconic cover art by Lee Elias, published prior to the establishment of the Comics Code Authority
Beginning with its use on the Misfits album 'Die Die My Darling' this image has been used in dozens of comic cover homages
In 2020, the original cover art sold at auction for $174,000
Image Jun 2009

Chew #1

Chew #1
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Tony Chu is a cibopathic detective who gains psychic impressions from anything he eats, forcing him to consume horrifying evidence, including pieces of murder victims, to solve crimes while the government seeks to exploit his disturbing ability for its own agenda
[May 2026 - Bleeding Cool reported on a Facebook post from Rob Guillory, co-creator of Chew, that revealed an adaptation is officially in development for live action TV at Blumhouse Productions/Atomic Monster]
Gilberton Jan 1947

Classic Comics #33

Classic Comics #33
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First comic book adaptation of a Sherlock Holmes story
First printing can be identified by not listing individual issues published by Gilberton on the back cover as seen on later printings
Gilberton Nov 1943

Classics Illustrated #15 [HRN 53]

Classics Illustrated #15 [HRN 53]
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Referenced in Seduction of the Innocent, led to establishing the Comics Code Authority
Reason: a stereotypical character profile of African Americans that failed to capture the humanity of the source material
HRN stands for Highest Re-order issue Number on back cover - the lower the number the earlier the printing. Generally a first printing will have an HRN that matches the issue number on the front
Gilberton Nov 1947

Classics Illustrated #43

Classics Illustrated #43
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Referenced in Seduction of the Innocent, led to establishing the Comics Code Authority
Reason: Wertham describes the first eight pages of this comic as being gratuitously violent and a poor representation of the source material
HRN stands for Highest Re-order issue Number on back cover - the lower the number the earlier the printing. Generally a first printing will have an HRN that matches the issue number on the front
Gilberton Aug 1948

Classics Illustrated #50

Classics Illustrated #50
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Referenced in Seduction of the Innocent, led to establishing the Comics Code Authority
Reason: a poor representation of what Mark Twain's novel is about due to gratuitous violence including an eye gouge
Gilberton Feb 1950

Classics Illustrated #68

Classics Illustrated #68
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Referenced in Seduction of the Innocent, led to establishing the Comics Code Authority
Reason: Werthem condemns the decision to follow a classic piece of literature with a story titled 'Tippy, the Terrier'
Hillman Jan 1943

Clue Comics #1

Clue Comics #1
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1st appearance of Micro-Face
1st appearance and origin of the Boy King
1st appearance of Nightmare and Sleepy
Comico Jun 1983

Comico Primer #5

Comico Primer #5
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First professionally published interior art in comics by Sam Kieth
1st appearance of Max the Hare, a prototype of Sam Kieth's creator-owned character, The Maxx
Marvel Oct 1970

Conan the Barbarian #1

Conan the Barbarian #1
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1st appearance of Conan the Barbarian
1st cameo appearance of King Kull
[March 2026 - A King Conan movie is moving forward at 20th Century Studios, with Christopher McQuarrie (Mission: Impossible) writing and directing, and Arnold Schwarzenegger returning to portray the aging barbarian]
Marvel Jul 1971

Conan the Barbarian #7

Conan the Barbarian #7
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1st cameo appearance of Thoth-Amon, a powerful sorcerer and the main antagonist of Conan
First mention of Set, the serpent god, in the Conan mythos
Marvel Feb 1973

Conan the Barbarian #23

Conan the Barbarian #23
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1st appearance of Red Sonja
⚠ Misconception: cited by many resources as a cameo appearance of Red Sonja but she appears in over 20 panels, fights and is introduced by name
[August 2022 - filming is scheduled to begin with Matilda Lutz cast in the main role]

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