1st appearance of Indiana Jones in a comic book

Magazine-sized adaptation of the 1981 film

[May 2022 - Indiana Jones 5 will premiere in theaters June 30, 2023]

1st appearance of Indiana Jones in a standard comic book

Three-issue adaptation of the movie, Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)

Reprint of Marvel Super Special #18, an oversized publication

1st appearance of Shira Brie, later becomes Lumiya - Dark Lady of the Sith

Preview appearance of Beta Ray Bill

Spider-Ham advertisement on back cover

1st appearance of Beta Ray Bill, a Korbinite alien worthy of picking up Mjolnir

1st appearance of Lorelai, the sister of Enchantress

[July 2022 - is the actress who plays Sif teasing a future announcement of a “buddy cop” series with Beta Ray Bill? This Instagram post hints at that possibility - see additional pics / The Korbinite race exists in the MCU as proven on the Grandmaster's Tower in Thor Ragnarok]

2nd appearance and origin of Beta Ray Bill

1st appearance and origin of Beta Ray Bill's hammer, Stormbreaker

Crossover appearance of Superman as Clark Kent

Death of Fafnir

1st appearance of Malekith the Accursed

1st appearance of the Casket of Ancient Winters

1st appearance of Algrim, a Dark Elf who later becomes Kurse

Origin of the Odinforce, the combined power of Odin and his two deceased brothers, Vili and Ve

Buri, Thor's Grandfather, appears as Tiwaz

Tiwaz is one of few who can lift Mjolnir

Death of Megatak

First solo series featuring Balder the Brave

Death of Executioner, who exists in Valhalla

Thor is transformed into a frog, final panel

Thor is transformed into a frog in the previous issue and spends this entire issue as an amphibian

In Thor #365, he lifts Mjolnir and becomes a frog version of Thor

1st appearance of Puddlegulp, Simon Walterson, a frog who later wields a hammer named Frogjolnir as Throg

⚠ Misconception: sources cite this as the first appearance of Throg. Thor is transformed into a frog in #363 and wields a sliver of Mjolnir as a frog version of Thor in #365. Simon Walterson does not appear as 'Throg' until Lockjaw and the Pet Avengers #1 (2009)

1st full appearance of Thor, Frog of Thunder, after being turned into a frog and picking up a shard of Mjolnir

A scene in the Loki Disney+ series teases a frog version of Thor trapped in a jar, labeled T365

Cover appearance of Thor as a frog

1st appearance of Justice Peace, an enforcer employed by the Time Variance Authority

1st cameo team appearance of the Time Variance Authority, named and explained - one panel of the TVA headquarters exterior and one interior depicting monitors of the timeline

Specialty border printed on select covers published in November 1986 celebrating Marvel's 25th Anniversary or more precisely, the 25th year since Fantastic Four #1 was published in November 1961

📖 Reading Order: Mutant Massacre Part 4

Debut of Thor armor that served to protect his body after a curse from Hela made him extremely fragile

Death of Midgard Serpent

Marrina Smallwood, wife of Namor, becomes Leviathan

1st appearance of Kang Orphan, a young boy

1st cameo appearance of Kang-Nebula, Ravonna Renslayer

1st team appearance of the Council of Cross-Time Kangs

1st appearance of Chairman Kang, leader of the Council of Kangs

1st appearance of Kang of Other Earth

1st full appearance of Kang-Nebula, Ravonna Renslayer

1st cameo appearance of Kang Cobra

1st cameo appearance of Namor and Marrina's children, egg hatchlings

1st appearance of Mesozoic Kang, a reptilian variant of Kang

1st appearance of Erista, the son of Wolverine and Gahck, a tribeswoman of The Savage Land

Wolverine is unaware of Erista's existence

1st appearance of Ahab

1st cameo appearance of the Time Variance Authority management, unidentified

1st team appearance of the New Fantastic Four: Wolverine, Spider-Man, Ghost Rider, Hulk - initially appeared in three issues

1st cover appearance of the New Fantastic Four

2nd cameo appearance of Time Variance Authority management

1st team appearance of the Minutemen, the TVA police force

1st full appearance of Mobius M. Mobius, the Chairman of the TVA, identified by name

1st cover appearance of Mobius in UPC box - Direct Edition only

One panel cameo appearance of an unidentified TVA management - Mobius or clone of Mobius, in Fantastic Four #346 and #352

1st appearance of Casey, a train conductor for the TVA

Four-issue adaptation of the film

Polybagged with trading cards included

Distributed with the 1993 trade paperback collection of issues #1 - #4

Cover art by Adam Hughes

8-page preview of World of Warcraft, published by WildStorm, an imprint of DC

2007 San Diego Comic Con giveaway