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1st appearance of Jack Sabbath, born with the ability to wield supernatural energies
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1st appearance of Jack Sabbath, born with the ability to wield supernatural energies
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2nd appearance of Cerebus the Aardvark
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1st full appearance of Blood Rose
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Cover art by Joe Benitez
Preview of No Quarter #1, a series that was cancelled before the first issue was released due to a dissolved partnership between Zenescope and No Quarter Entertainment
Issue is oftentimes misrepresented as being "recalled" which it was not
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Cover art by Joe Benitez
Preview of No Quarter #1, a series that was cancelled before the first issue was released due to a dissolved partnership between Zenescope and No Quarter Entertainment
Issue is oftentimes misrepresented as being "recalled" which it was not
Dark Horse ⋅ 2017
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1st appearance of Grimjim, a seemingly immortal serial killer
1st appearance of Mectoplasm
1st cameo team appearance of the Liberty Legion
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1st appearance of Grimjim, a seemingly immortal serial killer
1st appearance of Mectoplasm
1st cameo team appearance of the Liberty Legion
Dark Horse ⋅ 2017
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1st appearance of Chtu-Lou
1st appearance of Chtu-Louise
1st cameo appearance of Metal Minotaur
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1st appearance of Chtu-Lou
1st appearance of Chtu-Louise
1st cameo appearance of Metal Minotaur
Dark Horse ⋅ 2017
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1st full appearance of Metal Minotaur
Dark Horse ⋅ 2018
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1st full team appearance of the Liberty Legion
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Cover art by Dan Parent
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Cover art by Rex Lindsey
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1st appearance of Red Sophia, a parody of Red Sonja
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1st appearance of Red Sophia, a parody of Red Sonja
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1st appearance and death of a Skrull posing as Nick Fury
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1st appearance and death of a Skrull posing as Nick Fury
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1st appearance of the Mad Magazine mascot who would later be named Alfred E Neuman
The character appeared previously in various printed materials going as far back as 1894
The MAD Reader is a collection of Mad Magazine comic strips
Value unknown
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1st appearance of the Mad Magazine mascot who would later be named Alfred E Neuman
The character appeared previously in various printed materials going as far back as 1894
The MAD Reader is a collection of Mad Magazine comic strips
Value unknown
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1st full appearance of Deathurge, the herald of Oblivion
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1st full appearance of Deathurge, the herald of Oblivion
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Variant cover art by Rafael Kras
Extremely graphic cover celebrating the 25th anniversary of The Savage Dragon
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Variant cover art by Rafael Kras
Extremely graphic cover celebrating the 25th anniversary of The Savage Dragon
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1st full appearance of Aaron, originally a citizen of the Alexandria Safe-Zone
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1st full appearance of Aaron, originally a citizen of the Alexandria Safe-Zone
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Death of Dr. Moira MacTaggert
Death of Senator Robert Kelly
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Death of Dr. Moira MacTaggert
Death of Senator Robert Kelly
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Third printing, red title text
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Variant virgin cover art by Francesco Mattina
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Variant virgin cover art by Francesco Mattina
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Variant virgin cover art by Francesco Mattina
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Scarce, oversized final issue
15-page story written by the Sandman team, Neil Gaiman and Dave McKean
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Scarce, oversized final issue
15-page story written by the Sandman team, Neil Gaiman and Dave McKean
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Third issue of the limited series that was inspired by the 1994 Atari arcade game
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Third issue of the limited series that was inspired by the 1994 Atari arcade game
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Variant cover art by Stephen Platt
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1st appearance of Dr. Who in a U.S. published comic book
Comic book adaptation of the film 'Dr. Who and the Daleks'
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1st appearance of Dr. Who in a U.S. published comic book
Comic book adaptation of the film 'Dr. Who and the Daleks'
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1st appearance of Edmond Wayne
1st appearance of Lafayette Arkham
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1st appearance of Edmond Wayne
1st appearance of Lafayette Arkham
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Five stories comprise the 40-page annual
Initial retail order: 10,379 copies
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Five stories comprise the 40-page annual
Initial retail order: 10,379 copies
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1st team appearance of FemForce, the world's first all-female superteam: Phantom Lady, Synn, Tara, Miss Victory, Blonde Bomber
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1st team appearance of FemForce, the world's first all-female superteam: Phantom Lady, Synn, Tara, Miss Victory, Blonde Bomber
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1st appearance of Dream, Daniel Hall, outside of the Vertigo imprint
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1st appearance of Dream, Daniel Hall, outside of the Vertigo imprint
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One-shot featuring Satana
Origin of The Living Mummy
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One-shot featuring Satana
Origin of The Living Mummy
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Reprint of The Amazing Spider-Man #13 (1964)
Dark Horse ⋅ 2013
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Six-issue miniseries written by Gerard Way (Umbrella Academy)
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Six-issue miniseries written by Gerard Way (Umbrella Academy)
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3rd appearance of Deathlok
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2nd appearance of Dream outside of The Sandman series
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2nd appearance of Dream outside of The Sandman series
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Scarce
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3rd appearance of Dream
1st appearance of Dream outside of The Sandman series
Death of Matt Cable, becomes Matthew the Raven
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3rd appearance of Dream
1st appearance of Dream outside of The Sandman series
Death of Matt Cable, becomes Matthew the Raven
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Sequel to the 1987 vampire film
1st team appearance of the Blood Belles, a gang of female vampires
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Sequel to the 1987 vampire film
1st team appearance of the Blood Belles, a gang of female vampires
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Variant cover art by Joelle Jones
Digital Webbing LLC ⋅ 2005
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One-shot based on the character BloodRayne, first introduced in the video game of the same name
Copies ordered by retailers: 3,572
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One-shot based on the character BloodRayne, first introduced in the video game of the same name
Copies ordered by retailers: 3,572
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Variant cover art by Ivan Reis
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Preview of Haunt
14-page San Diego Comic Con 2009 exclusive
Creative team included Robert Kirkman, Todd McFarlane, Greg Capullo and Ryan Ottley
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Preview of Haunt
14-page San Diego Comic Con 2009 exclusive
Creative team included Robert Kirkman, Todd McFarlane, Greg Capullo and Ryan Ottley
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Final issue
1st full team appearance of New Genix
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Variant cover art by Goni Montes featuring the original Megazord
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Variant cover art by Goni Montes featuring the original Megazord
Marvel ⋅ 2018
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Johnny Blaze becomes king of hell
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Promotional comic co-published by Konami and given away at New York Comic Con to promote the video game Hellboy: The Science of Evil
Synopsis: Hellboy and Abe Sapien track down the head of the pirate Blackbeard
The title comes from Psalms 107:23
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Promotional comic co-published by Konami and given away at New York Comic Con to promote the video game Hellboy: The Science of Evil
Synopsis: Hellboy and Abe Sapien track down the head of the pirate Blackbeard
The title comes from Psalms 107:23
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First solo Taskmaster miniseries
Debut of a new Taskmaster suit
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First solo Taskmaster miniseries
Debut of a new Taskmaster suit
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1st appearance of Truth, a demon
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1st appearance of Rien, the daughter of Wolverine
Copies ordered by retailers: 13,073
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1st appearance of Rien, the daughter of Wolverine
Copies ordered by retailers: 13,073
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1st appearance of Afro Samurai, a self-published magazine
Appeared on the cover only but became a serialized feature in the January 1999 issue
Samuel L Jackson voiced Afro Samurai on the Spike TV series
Based on the real historical figure Yasuke, an African slave turned samurai who lived in Japan in the 16th century
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1st appearance of Afro Samurai, a self-published magazine
Appeared on the cover only but became a serialized feature in the January 1999 issue
Samuel L Jackson voiced Afro Samurai on the Spike TV series
Based on the real historical figure Yasuke, an African slave turned samurai who lived in Japan in the 16th century
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1st appearance of the Anti-Sonic, later renamed Scourge
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1st appearance of the Anti-Sonic, later renamed Scourge
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