Show me your best Annual covers

[kiltman]

Since ive decided to focus all of my collecting (for now) on Annuals, i would like you to show me your favourite Annuals covers!

 

 

[OldGuy]

[AussieRuss]

Always liked this one.

 

[kiltman]

Yes, once ive finished my FF run, im torn between moving onto Daredevil or Sgt. Fury

[Fan4Fan]

[Norrin_Radd]

FF Annual #2 is the best SA annual. [i own a reprint]

 

And Ze-man has one for sale. Sell some mice and buy it, Kilty.

[kiltman]

Christmas time is slow for Mice.

 

2 for a pound! Get em whilst they're warm!

[nik]

[BradleyX2]

 

[jonjesper]

My personal favorite Annual cover ever...!

nice!

[nik]

This one is special to me as it was mine for many years, I sold it and bought it back last year, long story in a nutshell.

[kiltman]

I remember you posting about it

[Norrin_Radd]

Christmas time is slow for Mice.

 

2 for a pound! Get em whilst they're warm!

 

There should be something you can do for money. Perhaps create a website "WildMice.com".

 

 

[tilleycs]

Always liked this one, and just won one on ebay for $4.99.

 

 

**Not sure why the pic isn't coming up. It's Captain America Annual #8, with him fighting Wolverine on the cover.

[Jolly Roger-migration]

That's weird that the image doesn't show up.

 

[tilleycs]

Thanks, JR. I don't remember the story (been a while since I read it), but I've always remembered the cover.

[nik]

[kiltman]

What an awesome cover

[nearmint]

 

Thanks for posting that one, Fan4fan. Major sentimental value for that book. The first annual I ever purchased, and the first book I ever spent more than a quarter for.

[Fan4Fan]

 

Thanks for posting that one, Fan4fan. Major sentimental value for that book. The first annual I ever purchased, and the first book I ever spent more than a quarter for.

 

Not my first (Giant-Size SuperStars was), but one of my favorites. I love the meta-commentary about how then-current Marvel could whip anything that Atlas-era Marvel could throw at it.

 

And the Kirby cover, Buscema interiors, and Claremont writing wasn't bad either!