If you could only have one comic

[Jeffro.]

It would be a comic related somehow to my childhood. As a kid in the 70s, I read Uncle Scrooge, Richie Rich, and DC war comics.

 

The one comic that means the most to my given those choices and parameters is Richie Rich 1. That's my keeper.

[etanick]

iron man 150 without even having to think about it....to the grave it will go with me.

[miraclemet]

Green Lantern 159 not my first comic, but my first Green Lantern comic...

[TheShadowKnows]

First comic I remember buying was Daredevil 45.

[Genesis Comics]

Hulk 1 in 8.0 or better.

 

(thumbs u

[Marty Mann]

As always, my STUNTMAN #1.

 

mm

[solm4st3r]

Detective 27 10.0 Gem Mint.. it's in someone's attic out there.

 

Fine, I'll get Action Comics 1 (1938) CGC 10.0

[BigLeagueCHEW]

TEC 27 9.6

[Wally's Comics]

Detective 27 10.0 Gem Mint.. it's in someone's attic out there.

 

Fine, I'll get Action Comics 1 (1938) CGC 10.0

 

If that's the case, I am going to turn it up one louder

and ask for a AF 15 graded CGC 11.0!

 

 

 

 

[Marty Mann]

OK...how about STUNTMAN #3?

 

mm

[Chespirito]

Mask 1 or 2 at 9.0....that would be so incredibly awesome....

[Baron]

ASM #300 (that was the one big comic from my childhood I kept waiting for to show up at the liquor store that had comics, sadly it never appeared).

[Rommin]

Star Wars #6

 

I read that book a million times thinking:

1) I only get to see this awesome space battle once every few years in the theater, and

2) I'll never be able to get the other 5 books to read the whole movie!

 

My how times have changed. Still love that book.

[Artboy99]

The very first comic I ever bought which is FF #112; Hulk vs. thing!

I still have it. It is beat, but well loved.

 

 

[oakman29]

Amazing Spider-Man #33 (thumbs u

[catrick339]

X-Mas Comics 2, over 300 pages of Golden Age Excitement! (Oh, and there's a spot illo for war bonds by Doctor Seuss to boot!)

[Dr. Balls]

Amazing Spider-Man #33 (thumbs u

 

Seeing your avatar constantly made me read that issue the other night when I was flipping through my ASMs. I actually really liked the expositional dialogue and lead-up to the end. I don't know much about the issue's effect on Spider-Man's character afterwards - was that an issue that defined the character in the long term?

 

I could also actually see a little bit of the Spider-Man 2 plot line being influenced by it.

[Cat-Man_America]

Very tough decision, but I invariably come back to Silver Streak #7, with 38 pages of Jack Cole art (4 different character stories) featuring the first appearance of the classic GA Daredevil in split red & blue costume and start of the epic Daredevil/Claw battle!

 

 

 

Oh, did I mention that magnificent Cole cover? (thumbs u

[oakman29]

Amazing Spider-Man #33 (thumbs u

 

Seeing your avatar constantly made me read that issue the other night when I was flipping through my ASMs. I actually really liked the expositional dialogue and lead-up to the end. I don't know much about the issue's effect on Spider-Man's character afterwards - was that an issue that defined the character in the long term?

 

I could also actually see a little bit of the Spider-Man 2 plot line being influenced by it.

Probably my most favorite story arc in the whole Spider-Man run.

[worldsbestcomics]

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