Great First Issues

[Bosco685]

American Flagg!

 

 

Chaykin's going to have to start sending me fifties, as much as i pimp this book

 

Someone sent me two copies of #1 as "garbage freebies" and I about jumped out of my chair for joy when I pulled them out of the box.

 

Excellent material!

[*paull*]

Sandman #1

Starman #0

[Chespirito]

El Chavo del 8 #1

El Chapulin Colorado #1

 

LEGENDARY !!

[boomtown]

Micronauts #1 was a classic, in fact, the first 12 issues were some of the best books published in the 70s. If it had been a 12 issue mini-series it would have gone down as an all time great.

[bronze_rules]

Micronauts #1 was a classic, in fact, the first 12 issues were some of the best books published in the 70s. If it had been a 12 issue mini-series it would have gone down as an all time great.

 

Thought I was the only one that was hooked. Micronauts was my 1st ever subscription. Of course, having some of the toys helped the enthusiasm.

The Man Thing crossover was sheer goodness.

[cshepard81]

Harbinger #1. I think it was this issue that Jim Shooter likened to Avengers #1, which was a pretty ballsy statement. But, I enjoy those early Harbinger issues as much as any Avenger story I've read.

[Monstro]

WD #1 I thought was pretty good.

 

 

[gaz973]

The most recent Captain America series by Ed Brubaker. I was so glad that I picked up # 1 on a whim.

[heartened]

Miracleman #1

Sandman #1

 

Hari

 

[Marvelfangirl]

I can think up a few great first issues

Miracleman #1

Watchmen #1

The Walking Dead #1

Kick-@$$ #1

Chew #1

Batman:The Dark Knight Returns #1

[Mr 9.8]

The Boys #1

Miracleman #1

Deadpool #1 (New ongoing series)

Deadpool: Merc with a mouth #1

KICK-@SS #1

The ULTIMATES #1

GRIPS #1

Project Superpowers #0/1

And what I think is the best first issue of any series,

WATCHMEN#1.

[Agent 007]

For me is was X-Factor #1, the 1986 series.

[Currin Comics]

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