What Comics Came Out the Month You Were Born?
Cover dated:
-Fantastic Four's centennial issue. Not bad!
-The New Wonder Woman. Bad!
On Sale:
-Conan the Barbarian #1. Moving comics towards the Bronze Age. Yuck.
-The Flash bicentennial issue. Awesome!
The best comics are still 10�!
My City of Heroes Blog Freedom Feature Article: "Going Rageless?"
If you only read one guide this year, make it this one.
Super Reflexes: the Golden Fox of power sets!
WARNING: I bold names.
Actually have the Incredible Hulk issue #188 from that list for my birthday. My best friend got it for me about 10yrs ago as a birthday present because of this very same reason. Now i am feeling old...
On sale: Teen Titans revival and Kitty Pryde joins the X-Men!
Cover: Death of the Dark Phoenix!
There is an art, or, rather, a knack to flying. The knack lies in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss. --The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
That is an awesome site. Plus it finally gave me the answer to a question I'd been wondering about for a couple of years.
Thanks!
Head of TRICK, the all Trick Arrow and Traps SG
Part of the Repeat Offenders
Still waiting for his Official BackAlleyBrawler No-Prize
101 Dalmations #1
Popeye #100
Porky Pig #28
Ripley's Believe It or Not #18
Smokey Bear #1
Tweety and Sylvester #13
X-Men #65
Ya I'm kinda old :P
Green Arrow #1
Go me. I'll just ignore everything else.
Well, I got Hee Haw #4.
Though Young Romance #170 looks good, in a pervy sort of way.
Last issue of Dark Knight Returns
Both issues of Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?
and
First issue of Watchmen
- CaptainFoamerang
Silverspar on Kelly Hu: A face that could melt paint off the wall *shivers*
Someone play my AE arc! "The Heart of Statesman" ID: 343405
Atom #1
GL #13
Marvel didn't really have anything back then. Kathy? Life with Millie? Patsy and Hedi? Well they do have a few anthology series but no super heroes that I see.
My God, I pre-date Spider-man! (quietly sobs)
Father Xmas - Level 50 Ice/Ice Tanker - Victory
$725 and $1350 parts lists --- My guide to computer components
Tempus unum hominem manet
Hmm.
Cover dated
... Sgt. Fury #100.
Thor number two hundred... and one.
On Sale
Doc Savage #1.
Just an issue or two off in both lists of "x-hundred" a few times.
Dated:
Doc Savage #2
Batman #268
X-Men #95
For sale:
Howard the Duck #1
Warlord #1
Loose --> not tight.
Lose --> Did not win, misplace, cannot find, subtract.
One extra 'o' makes a big difference.
cover date.... to name a couple.....
Captain America #200
Green Lantern #90
Superman Salutes the Bicentennial
Ragman #1
On sale Date.... to name a few
Defenders Annual #1
Ghosts #50
Grimm's Ghost Stories #35
cant forget The Great Grape Ape #2!!!! lol
Incredible Hulk #205
Invaders #10
Huey, Dewey and Louie Junior Woodchucks #41 (wtf??)
wow looking back at some of these titles makes me wonder what drugs these guys were taking! lol
You only fail if you give up. - Dana Scully
Time Jesum Transeuntum Et Non Riverentum - Nick Cave
We're not just destroyers, at the same time we can be saviors. - Allen Walker
By that date I had stopped reading comics FOUR YEARS EARLIER.
The Alt Alphabet ~ OPC: Other People's Characters ~ Terrific Screenshots of Cool ~ Superhero Fiction
Stumbled across this cool website in the John Byrne forums. Click here to see comic covers from the month and year you were born!
These are listed by cover date on the comic, which is usually a few months ahead of the actual sale date. Ex. Amazing Spider-Man #81 has a cover date of Feb 1970 BUT was actually on sale in Novmeber 1969. Going through the cover dates for my birthday, I can't believe Amazing Spider-Man was only in the low 80s when I was born. |
Cover date.
On sale date.
Awesome find, BlackSun!
The Alt Alphabet ~ OPC: Other People's Characters ~ Terrific Screenshots of Cool ~ Superhero Fiction
The Alt Alphabet ~ OPC: Other People's Characters ~ Terrific Screenshots of Cool ~ Superhero Fiction
Well I guess I am taking 3 place after Ironik. I didnt have any #1's, but I did have Fantastic Four #57 Enter Doctor Doom. So I guess I can take that one and feel old. Hey screw it, Star Trek came out the year I was born. So there!
No, not the movie ya kid!, TOS!
Le Blanc 50 Dark/Dark Scrap
High Huntress 50 Archery/NRG Blast
And a goatload of others. On a goatload of servers.
Official Rickroller of Hero Con 1
Cover Date:
Brother Power the Geek #1!
On Sale:
X-Men #50
However, it turned out that Smith was not a time-travelling Terminator
A bit crappy list for me
cover dated
- Action Comics #400
- Adventure Comics #406
- Amazing Spider-Man #96
- Avengers #88
- Daredevil #76
- Fantastic Four #110
- Iron Man #37
On Sale is not much better... no issues that stand out! I did notice I had a lot of the marvel and DC ones in my collection though.
- The Italian Job: The Godfather Returns #1151
Beginner - Encounter a renewed age for the Mook and the Family when Emile Marcone escapes from the Zig!
- Along Came a... Bug!? #528482
Average - A new race of aliens arrives on Earth. And Vanguard has you investigate them!
- The Court of the Blood Countess: The Rise of the Blood Countess #3805
Advanced - Go back in time and witness the birth of a vampire. Follow her to key moments in her life in order to stop her! A story of intrigue, drama and horror! Blood & Violence... not recommend to solo!
Stumbled across this cool website in the John Byrne forums. Click here to see comic covers from the month and year you were born!
These are listed by cover date on the comic, which is usually a few months ahead of the actual sale date. Ex. Amazing Spider-Man #81 has a cover date of Feb 1970 BUT was actually on sale in Novmeber 1969. Going through the cover dates for my birthday, I can't believe Amazing Spider-Man was only in the low 80s when I was born. |
Cover
Avengers #75
Date
Iron Man #27 - Firebrand's First appearance
Amazing Adventures (Marvel) #1
And a couple of Gold Key #1s
Thank you for the time...
Here is mine.
On Sale
Don't count your weasels before they pop dink!
Action Comics 184 and Worlds Finest 66.
Stumbled across this cool website in the John Byrne forums. Click here to see comic covers from the month and year you were born!
These are listed by cover date on the comic, which is usually a few months ahead of the actual sale date. Ex. Amazing Spider-Man #81 has a cover date of Feb 1970 BUT was actually on sale in Novmeber 1969.
Going through the cover dates for my birthday, I can't believe Amazing Spider-Man was only in the low 80s when I was born.
Go Team Venture!