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Timely Dec 1940

Human Torch #3

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Two interior advertisements promoting the forthcoming first appearance of Captain America in Captain America Comics #1
2nd appearance of Toro
Timely Mar 1941

Human Torch #3

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1st appearance and origin of the Patriot, Jeffrey Solomon, later becomes Captain America
1st appearance of Mary Morgan, later becomes Miss Patriot
Cover identifies this issue as #3 but it is the fourth issues due to a title change and continued numbering from Red Raven #1
Timely Sep 1941

Human Torch #5

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Sub-Mariner vs. Human Torch
This is the sixth issue in the series despite indicating #5 on the cover
Fox Jul 1950

Hunted #13

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Referenced in Seduction of the Innocent, led to establishing the Comics Code Authority
Reason: violence toward the police
Marvel Feb 1998 Vol 2

What If...? #105

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1st appearance of Spider-Girl, Mayday Parker, the child of Peter and Mary Jane in an alternate universe
1st cameo team appearance of A-Next: Jubilee, Longshot, J2, Thunderstrike, Jolt
1st cameo appearance of J2, Zane Yama, son of the original Juggernaut
Copies ordered by retailers: 29,193
[May 2025 - speculation Sadie Sink may be cast as Mayday Parker in Spider-Man: Brand New Day]
Marvel Feb 1977

What If…? #1

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What if…Spider-Man Joined The Fantastic Four?
Premiere issue of the series that began in 1977 and told stories set in alternate universes outside of the Marvel mainstream where anything was possible
Marvel Sep 1962

Incredible Hulk #3

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3rd appearance of the Hulk
2nd team appearance of the Circus of Crime led by the Ringmaster: Bruto the Strongman, The Human Cannonball, Teena the Fat Lady, and The Clown, later becomes Griffin
Marvel Mar 1963

Incredible Hulk #6

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1st team appearance of the Teen Brigade
1st appearance of Metal Master
The Hulk receives a presidential pardon for the first time and again later in The Incredible Hulk #279
Final issue, Hulk stories continue in Tales To Astonish #60 and pick back up five years later with Incredible Hulk #102
Marvel Apr 2006 Vol 2

Incredible Hulk #92

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1st appearance of Caiera the Oldstrong, later becomes a love interest of the Hulk
1st appearance of Miek, an insect alien
1st appearance of Angmo-Asan II, the Red King
Planet Hulk storyline officially begins - after the Hulk's ship crashes on the planet Sakaar, he is apprehended by the guards of the Red King and forced to fight in a gladiator arena
Marvel May 2006 Vol 2

Incredible Hulk #93

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Hulk and a motley crew of aliens survive the gladiator school known as The Maw
1st appearance of Korg officially, a member of the Kronan race of rock humanoids introduced in Journey Into Mystery #83
1st appearance of Elloe, an elite citizen of Sakaar who became a slave
1st appearance of Hiroim the Oldstrong, a Shadow Priest
1st appearance of No-Name of Broodworld
Marvel Jun 2006 Vol 2

Incredible Hulk #94

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1st appearance of Warbound, the gladiator team: Hulk, Miek, Korg, Hiroim, No-Name, Elloe and her bodyguard
Origin of Warbound, individually
Origin of Korg retcons his first appearance as one of the rock creatures that appeared in Journey Into Mystery #83
Marvel Apr 1970

Incredible Hulk #126

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1st appearance of Barbara Norris, later becomes Valkyrie
1st appearance of Night-Crawler, renamed Dark-Crawler
Conclusion of a crossover story arc that began in Dr. Strange 183 and continued in Sub-Mariner #22 that leads to the formation of the Defenders
Marvel Oct 1974

Incredible Hulk #180

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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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