In the Fantastic Four #10, Doctor Doom returns to plague the Fantastic Four. This issue is a milestone comic book in the Marvel Universe. It is the first time that Stan Lee and Jack Kirby appear on the cover (and inside panels) of a Marvel comic book.
This issue, titled “The Return of Doctor Doom” was [...]
Posted under Marvel, Silver Age by admin 04.11.2009
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Arguably, one of the greatest Amazing Spider-Man covers is #50 and the story titled “Spider-Man No More”. This issue features a large image of Spider-Man on the mostly all red cover. Peter Parker is walking away from the spidey image with his head down.
This issue has the first appearance of one of Marvel’s greatest villains, [...]
Posted under Comic Books, Marvel, Prices and Values, Silver Age, Story Lines by admin 30.10.2009
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Recently, there has been some confusion about the first appearance of Iron Man. It is understandable. He appeared in several different comics before Tony Stark appeared in Iron Man #1.
The first appearance of Iron Man, in a grey suit, was in Tales of Suspense 39. This classic issue was written by Stan Lee. In addition, [...]
Posted under Comic Books, Marvel, Silver Age by admin 26.10.2009
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What I love about ComicSeeker.com is that the entire world of comic books is available to you from one website. To find your old comic book, you simply enter it into our search box above and view your results.
However, once in a while I get questions about how to find old comic books out in [...]
Posted under Comic Books, Golden Age, Marvel, Old Comics, Searching, Silver Age by admin 23.10.2009
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It’s hard to believe that almost a year ago, we posted about the growing popularity of Avengers #4, the first appearance in the Silver Age of Captain America. See this post.
Well, a recent check of the ComicSeeker database shows that Avengers 4 has become even more popular. Considering the Marvel comics movie line-up, it is [...]
Posted under Comic Books, Marvel, Movies, Silver Age by admin 21.10.2009
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The first ever Long Beach Comic Con was held a couple of weeks ago in Southern California. For a first time affair, the convention was fun and well attended. Saturday was packed with collectors and families.
Vintage comic book collectors were not disappointed. There were a number of national and local dealers with good stock on [...]
Posted under Artists, Comic Books, DC, Dealers, Golden Age, Marvel, Original Art, Rare Comics, Silver Age by admin 12.10.2009
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Ever since the new X-Men movie has been out, X-Men Origins Wolverine, we have received a number of emails about the first appearance of Wolverine.
The first appearance of Wolverine is accepted to be in a full story in Hulk #181. The classic cover of Wolverine battling The Hulk was drawn by Herb Trimpe. However, Wolverine [...]
Posted under Artists, Bronze Age, Marvel by admin 28.05.2009
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I’ve been noticing an increase in searches for Avengers #4. This is the return of Captain America in the Silver Age. During the early rise of Marvel Comics in the 1960’s, they focused on new characters such as Spider Man, the Fantastic Four and the X-Men.
So, Cap, was a late bloomer for the Marvel Silver [...]
Posted under Comic Books, Marvel, Silver Age by admin 28.11.2008
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I couldn’t believe it when I first heard about it, but it seems that there are currently about 84 different comics or comic book titles being considered for a movie. Hard to believe, but I’m surprised that the film industry is that far gung ho over comic books.
Here the link over at Den of Geek.
Among [...]
Posted under Comic Books, DC, Marvel, Movies, Old Comics by admin 24.11.2008
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For the rest of this month, on odd days, I’ll be posting some great Halloween or scary comic book covers.
Dead of Night #1, a bronze Marvel classic horror comic. You can’t go wrong with a skeleton.
Image credit to the Grand Comic Book Database.
Posted under Bronze Age, Comic Books, Marvel, Old Comics by admin 15.10.2008
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