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- Action Comics 419 PopUp Comic
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- Action Comics 419 from 1972. "Wipe that smile off your face, Superman!" Neal Adams drew the smile. And the rest. Atop a photo of New York. Metropolis isn't real.
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- Daredevil 183 PopUp Comic
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- Daredevil meets The Punisher. Again. Courtesy of the legendary Frank Miller. This time they get along great (It’s just a flesh wound). Daredevil pop-up comic cover #183.
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- Incredible Hulk 180 PopUp Comic
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- Incredible Hulk 180 from 1968 has the first appearance of Wolverine. He's on the last panel of the last page of the comic, but it still counts. Incredible Hulk PopUp Comic #180.
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- Incredible Hulk 181 PopUp Comic
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- Incredible Hulk 181 from 1968 is Wolverine's introduction to the Marvel universe. He scurries out of the woods like an angry squirrel, picks a fight with the Hulk and the Wendigo, brags about his claws, gets chained up, breaks out of his chains and scurries back to the woods, I assume. It isn't clear. The previous issue was my first…
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- Star Wars 1 PopUp Comic
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- Star Wars issue 1 from 1977. Marvel secured the rights to publish and Howard Chaykin supplied the art and cover.
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- Strange Tales Featuring Warlock 178 PopUp Comic
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- Strange Tales Featuring Warlock 178 from 1975. Jim Starlin's costume design has a "Sky's out, Thighs out" theme with gold cumberbund and matching bracelets. Windswept hair (in outer space) completes the look.
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- Ultimate Spider-Man 1 PopUp Comic
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- Ultimate Spider-Man 1 from the year 2000. Brian Michael Bendis and Mark Bagley redefined our favorite web slinger for a modern audience. This issue also started the Ultimate Marvel Universe as well as the trend of adding an adjective before or after the title character's name to sell more comics. The back cover is a lifesavers ad. I replaced it…
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