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Chaykin Stevens

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  1. Chaykin Stevens
    My favourites were MOKF #38-40 & 42-50 by Moench and Gulacy and #114-118 by Moench and Day.
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    The Avengers/JLA crossover only used analogues, but the real Aquaman's gloved hand is shown in one flashback panel in Sub-Mariner #72, albeit miscoloured blue. My favourite part of the issue features an implicitly gay wrestling fan named Bruce, who attacks Subby beneath what purports to be a quotation from Adolf Hiller. Could someone tell me whether the quote is genuine or spoof?
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    Paul Gulacy is still alive and kicking.
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    I think the Overstreet price guide classifies a comic as rare if no more than 20 copies exist in any condition. I doubt any Copper age newsstands are rare.
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    Jackson Hyde, or "Butch" as I like to think of him, first appeared as a civilian in two pages of Brightest Day #4. He appeared as Aqualad on David Finch's cover to BD #10, although I don't think he adopted the name inside that issue.
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    Crisis on Infinite Earths #6 was his first DC appearance. Paul Kupperberg's mentally unstable post-Crisis version first appeared in Vigilante #36.
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    ASM #252 is not tied with anything for first black costume. It was published two weeks before Peter Parker #90 and Marvel Team-Up #141.
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    Miller provided full scripts for Born Again but not layouts.
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    I think you mean Neil Vokes.
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    Falling In Love #121 by Tony DeZuñiga Secret Romance #30 by Demetrio Sánchez Gómez Time For Love #40 by Demetrio Sánchez Gómez
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    John Byrne later established in FF #273 that Kang/Rama Tut was descended from Reed Richards' dad.
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    It's the cover to Star Fighters #2, which was published in 1979 by Ken Landgraf's Landgraphics. The cover to the first issue was Landgraf pencils (flagrantly swiped from DC Special Series' Jonah Hex Spectacular) and Adams inks.
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    Strange that they bother to mention the Trimpe art on #181. Didn't he draw most issues for about eight years?
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    It's from Captain America (1998) #25, which was drawn by Andy Kubert and Dan Green. link
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    You were probably half right because Roy Thomas wrote Marvel Super-Heroes #13, which introduced Carol Danvers who later became Captain Marvel.
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    Are you sure about that? I thought Stan Lee wrote Mar-Vell's first appearance.
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    Chris Claremont is said to have provided some uncredited plotting assistance for the main story in Giant-Size X-Men #1, but it was written by Len Wein, who is also no longer with us.
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    Doesn't this one belong in the Golden Age section?
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    Secret Hearts #127 by Jay Scott Pike Pussycat #1 by Bill Everett Summer Love #48 by Ernesto R. Garcia Anthro #6 by Howie Post and Wally Wood Girls' Romances #144 by Nick Cardy My Love #2 by John Romita
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    GCD suggests Kurt Schaffenberger and John Celardo as possible cover artists.