What is your first comic title or run that brings back the best memories from?

[Prince Namor]

Hulk had a continuing storyline with different villians continued from issue to issue at the same time - Cobalt Man - Ends up in the Hidden Land vs the Inhumans - Shot into space ends up in Counter Earth- yadda yadda... I followed that as well.

[batman_fan]

Has the Sub-Mariner ever effected anyone? ever?

 

Don't know why, but I really like him.

 

[slym2none]

"affected"

 

 

 

 

-slym

[CAHokie]

"affected"

 

 

 

 

-slym

 

you never know, perhaps looking at a half naked Mariner did have an "effect" on him if you know what I mean.

[slym2none]

You are effected by the affection.

 

 

 

 

-slym (grammar nazi at times)

[bababooey]

[mob_medina7]

ASM 316,and Daredevil 295 first comics i ever read big impact on me in that sense I'd say.. http://img1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20060402214929/marveldatabase/images/e/ee/Daredevil_Vol_1_295.jpg

[dupont2005]

Groo, Elfquest, and Usagi Yojimbo.

 

And The Smurf King

 

But I can't really say any of them have impacted me.

[jsilverjanet]

Mine was that marvel treasure edition that collected spiderman 100-102

 

I loved that storyline when I was a kid. Heck I still do!

[Comic_Zone]

Frank Miller Daredevil run. First time I truly cared for a character, probably still my favorite run.

[*Bronze age fan*]

As a young kid, I really liked Marvel Team-Up. You got two heroes in one book which was awesome. I also loved Nova.

 

 

Marvel Team up all the way! Some great comics in that run. The cheese factor holds up very well over the years.

[Waylander]

I am a Wolverine /X-Men fan, but Power Man and Iron Fist books bring back fond memories

[bigboytoys]

Infinity Gauntlet

[Ken Aldred]

The DC 100 pagers, '74 to '75. I absolutely loved these as a kid. I still recall rushing to the bus station newsagent each month, buying as many of them as I could afford and, never having read many American comic books at that age, how different and exciting they seemed. They also primed me to appreciate material from all decades, not just moderns. My favourite was, and still is, the Detective Comics run - a superb selection of reprints by Archie Goodwin and, most importantly, his classic Manhunter story.

 

[Chip Cataldo]

Byrne's Fantastic Four brought me into the hobby. :-)

 

Peace,

 

Chip

[Scrooge]

As a younger child, Uncle Scrooge. Loved that magazine. Couldn't wait for the next issue.

 

A bit older, it was Iron Man and Spider-Man. I could relate to Spider-Man's frustrations but certainly wanted to be the playboy Iron Man

[Badlands]

Byrne's Fantastic Four brought me into the hobby. :-)

 

Peace,

 

Chip

 

Nice! IMHO, the 2nd best FF run of all time!

[Badlands]

"affected"

 

 

 

 

-slym

 

Haha, thank you slym. I am normally a grammar Nazi at home and work, so I respect that you called me out on this! I typed this post last night after having...um...more than a few...?

[quadman78]

Death of Superman.

 

 

I remember the sense of awe I had when Doomsday absolutely destroyed the JLA. Poe Blue Beetle.

 

[DiceX]

My first title loyalty was Superboy and the Legion of Superheroes.

My first issue was #207, then picked up #210 and was a regular until I stopped at #300.

The copies I had through childhood were pretty beat and I sold them a long time ago.

 

A few years ago I managed to finish a minty mint run from Superboy #180 through every Legion appearance to 2010.

I still have 180 through 300, but let the rest of them go.

 

So, that series was a huge part of my childhood. I can remember that I actually wept when Mike Grell stopped drawing the series.