Your first comic?

[Mercury Man]

Hulk 190, missed Wolverines first appearance by 9 months, so instead I get Glorian's first appearance (patiently waits for the Glorian appearance in a movie).

 

http://marvel.com/comics/issue/9001/incredible_hulk_1962_190

[Janedoe]

I have a twisted metal 2 comic book . It has no tears . It's in great condition. I want to sell it. I don't know where to start

[ickwinzs]

This is my first comic I bought it at a local grocery store off a spinner rack way back when. I just did a Stan Lee meet and greet and had him sign it just for the nostalgia. I am not going to have it graded or anything just a reminder piece.

 

[aerischan]

Very new to comics (at least as far as collecting floppies). My first floppy purchase was just last month - Black Widow (2014) #1 Skottie Young Baby Variant.

[ickwinzs]

Welcome!

[aerischan]

Welcome!

Thanks!

[Itosukai]

The first "adult" comic I ever read was an old "Men at War" one, without a cover, that my Grandma got me at a second hand store.

 

We always had a Richie Rich comic around the house even before that though, but the "Men at War" really started my love for comics. I was about 6 years old at the time.

[catman76]

A stack of some 60s and 70s comics my uncle gave me when I was like 8. It was a great mixed pile of disneys and westerns, some horror, just everything. It made me obsessed with old comics and finding them, because at the time in the early 80s no new comics I saw interested me. The huge variety of types of comics there used to be made me obsessed with finding any I could.

[SkyJuice]

As per my signature thread... black polybagged death of superman #75.

[kilowatt]

Bought my first comic book off the rack at a neighborhood store called the Creamery. I still have the original copy although it`s a bit beat up. I just loved the cover. From that day on I was hooked. Been collecting now for over 40 years.

[AGGIEZ]

Pretty sure this was the first book I purchased. 1/2-Priced Books in Webster, TX. Bought this one and a few others but this is the one I remember. From there, I walked in to the new comic store in Clear Lake on Hwy 3 and browsed at all of the new releases...one caught my eye. I asked about it an one of the store employees told me it was a new series by the hot artist that had recently done work in Amazing Spiderman...I credit Spawn #1 for spawning my collecting habit, but this Mars book kicked it off.