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worldsbestcomics

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any winners yet?

 

Nope. And no more random guesses you bunch of slackers. Work for it!

 

Take a look at my clues. What is X-Men 417 noteworthy for?

 

And I use the term "noteworthy" in a very loose sense.

 

Or Gwen, what is her history?

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any winners yet?

 

Nope. And no more random guesses you bunch of slackers. Work for it!

 

Take a look at my clues. What is X-Men 417 noteworthy for?

 

And I use the term "noteworthy" in a very loose sense.

 

Or Gwen, what is her history?

Clone slut. :popcorn:

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worldsbestcomics

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any winners yet?

 

Nope. And no more random guesses you bunch of slackers. Work for it!

 

Take a look at my clues. What is X-Men 417 noteworthy for?

Good question. hm

 

You should pick up on the scent you dog . Oh yeah, and I gave another clue earlier to Mac Man. Did anyone notice that?

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I think I've got it . . . Warren Worthington's parents (from X-men 417) first appeared in X-men 17.

 

Gwen Stacy first appeared in ASM #31.

 

These issues were both released in December 1965.

 

That same month, Gene Colan did his first Marvel superhero work in the pages of Sub-Mariner, under a pseudonym (Adam Austin).

 

Am I close? If not, I give up.

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Doctor Svord

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Never read "Dominant Species", but here's how I pieced together my answer.

 

Google

 

Amazing Spider-Man 31 - 1st Gwen Stacy - 1965

 

Google -

 

 

eisner lifetime achievement award comic. Led me to the Kitchen website:

 

Eisner tabbed "a national treasure" by Feiffer in 1965.

 

Wins the Milton Caniff lifetime achievement award 1994.

 

It's a stretch

 

 

 

 

 

 

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worldsbestcomics

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I think I've got it . . . Warren Worthington's parents (from X-men 417) first appeared in X-men 17.

 

Gwen Stacy first appeared in ASM #31.

 

These issues were both released in December 1965.

 

That same month, Gene Colan did his first Marvel superhero work in the pages of Sub-Mariner, under a pseudonym (Adam Austin).

 

Am I close? If not, I give up.

 

You are so good. I was hoping to challenge you. Gwen's first appearance is indeed one of the threads. So yes, you are close. Someone besides Warren Worthington's parents made a first appearance in X-Men 417.

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Never read "Dominant Species", but here's how I pieced together my answer.

 

Google

 

Amazing Spider-Man 31 - 1st Gwen Stacy - 1965

 

Google -

 

 

eisner lifetime achievement award comic. Led me to the Kitchen website:

 

Eisner tabbed "a national treasure" by Feiffer in 1965.

 

Wins the Milton Caniff lifetime achievement award 1994.

 

It's a stretch

 

I like the way you are using your brain. You have the Gwen thread. You need to try again though on the X-Men 417 thread.

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