Best single issue

[Jgel]

I know it might not be everyones fav., but I just love PUNISHER KILLS THE MARVEL UNIVERSE. It is such a great and fun read for me, and I don't read many books. I would also say that Batman: Killing Joke is another great read.

[burntboy]

FF #4 (SA re-intro of the Submariner)

 

FLASH #123 (first meeting of the two Flashes)

AVENGERS #4 (SA re-intro of CA).

[Silver Surfer]

FF #4 (SA re-intro of the Submariner)

 

 

AVENGERS #4 (SA re-intro of CA).

 

 

Classics

[Amazing_Bag_man]

I think a good story was DareDevil 181, it had Bullseye and Elektra..... deadly trio Namely Elektra...

[Red Hook]

Amazing Spider-Man #33, which contains one of the all-time great action sequences in comic book history....(Spidey finding the will to lift that giant piece of machinery off himself.).

 

Next would be FF #51.

[Mephisto]

 

BATMAN #1(all time favorite key book, with the first Joker, first Catwoman, and that great, early Kane/Moldoff/Robinson art)

 

 

You have to love the earliest Joker stories. I have never seen him written or drawn in quite the same way. Part of his mental condition seemed to be that he was bipolar. One minute he would look like he was contemplating suice and the next minute he would have a [!@#%^&^] eating grin. Not to mention he racked up a decent body count.

[Kevin Boyd]

Amazing Spider-Man #33, which contains one of the all-time great action sequences in comic book history....(Spidey finding the will to lift that giant piece of machinery off himself.).

 

A classic Spider-Man comic with pressing. He went into the fight with the Master Planner/Doc Ock a 9.6 and came out a 9.8!

[THE_BEYONDER]

This will always be one of my favourite comics.....

 

[Kevin Boyd]

Now when I look at that cover, all I can think of is the Wendigo saying "give me that baby! Baby... the other white meat! I want my baby back, baby back, baby back ribs".

[blowout]

Amazing Spider-Man #33, which contains one of the all-time great action sequences in comic book history....(Spidey finding the will to lift that giant piece of machinery off himself.).

 

One of Ditko's finest moments.

[DiceX]

"God loves, Man kills."

 

Agreed. One of the best stories...ever.

[blowout]

"God loves, Man kills."

 

Agreed. One of the best stories...ever.

 

Did you think that before or after the movie?

[DiceX]

"God loves, Man kills."

 

Agreed. One of the best stories...ever.

 

Did you think that before or after the movie?

 

I thought that when it came out.

It's one of very few comic stories that actually makes you look at yourself and the world differently.

I've never read a comic that had any impact on me as a person, except this book.

[12c_Comic]

I also should add as my single best issue is....

 

[SUPREMO]

Donut is right about Swampy 53 Everyone should read this [like Watchmen, DKR, or early Ditko work on Spidey (my memory is not good, did he finish with #37 on Spidey?)]

 

I loved (and still do) the Neil Gaimain Sandman "Season of Mists" storyline?

 

Surfer #4 is another classic! Yes, I thought Buscema was at his peak IMHO (not including the gorgeous Savage Sword work he did for many, many years.)

 

Fantastic Four Annual #12! Black Bolt didn't get the #%$^& beat out of him and actually saved the day! This book made me go somewhere other than my local grocery stores for comics...