First comic you ever read

[chromium]

Chrom -

 

What about the "Peter Marchem Pedigree" Spidey??? You forgot to mention that. Don't worry, it is safe and sound as we speak!

 

Chris

 

Well, first of all it's a magazine which some high roller has bought from me, and second of all...sssssssst I don't want to end up with concrete slippers

Let's agree never to mention it again on an unsecure line

[chrisco37]

Let's agree never to mention it again on an unsecure line

 

Mention what???

 

Chris

 

 

[Mushroom]

Hawkman #4 first appearance of Zatanna.

[bubbles-migration]

 

hot diggety dang, most of you are just snot nosed kids. why I remember my pappy threw me on his knee as I read Spideyman #108. We didn't have no telly vision back in dem days, heck, I had to walk dam near 4miles ever time me bladder was ready to splode. punk kids.

[COI]

A Marvel Tales reprint of ASM #92(Iceman X-over). This was in the mid/Late 80's. I was 7 or 8, and I obviously didn't know it was a reprint. Then I picked up current ASM's, and I liked them, but I couldn't figure out why they were so different. I always prefered the reprint, which I guess explains why I'm into Silver/Early bronze now, even though I was an 80's kid. I will always have a soft spot for ASM #92.

[Lantern]

The first comics that I remember reading were Devil Kids featuring Hot Stuff and one of the Richie Rich comics. My aunt and uncle had a very well read stack of Harvey's in their rec. room.

 

The first ones I ever bought for collecting purposes were the Adventure comics featuring the Spectre (numbers 431 to 440). In fact, I still buy these up when I see them for good prices. One of those weird addiction / habit things.

[Dave_Hennen]

The first one I can remember reading was Marvel Team-Up #10. I read it at the barber shop waiting for a haircut when I was 8 or 9. I'm sure I had "read" some others before that but this is the first one that stuck. Imagine how psyched I was when I picked up a page of original art from that issue!

 

dave h

[lighthouse]

The first one I can remember reading was Marvel Team-Up #10.... Imagine how psyched I was when I picked up a page of original art from that issue!

 

One of my good friends from college lists MTU11 among his first five comics he bought, and owns all but 2 pages from the book. It's a good thing you didn't wait one more month to start reading comics...

[LucyBop]

I can't remember what issue but it was a Archie Comic. which also happens to be the last comic I have read.... just the other day.

[bubbles-migration]

I can't remember what issue but it was a Archie Comic. which also happens to be the last comic I have read.... just the other day.

 

They say reading comic books can really work toward improving grammar skills, .....of course, sitting in the back seat of that car would be a lot more fun.

[HooDeeDoo]

HooDeeDoo, nice to meet a fellow mississippian. I haven't lived there in several years but was born and raised in Oxford. Cheers-H

 

I was born in Starkville but raised in Pennsylvania. All my relatives in Mississippi refer to me as the Yankee.

[LucyBop]

of course, sitting in the back seat of that car would be a lot more fun.

 

specially if its in Lucilles clean 55 Belair on the top of Blueberry Hill!