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Marvel Collectors' Item Classics 3, Animated Timely Features, Inc. (Marvel Comics), June 1966. Nice collection of classic Marvel reprints here, including the very first appearance and origin of Dr. Strange by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, and the classic Incredible Hulk #3 by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby.
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Unknown Worlds 42, Best Syndicated Features, Inc. (American Comics Group), September 1965. Cover art by Kurt Schaffenberger. Largely forgettable schlock in this one, including the cover story “Ghost Town” by Ace Aquilla (Richard Hughes and Edd Ashe. The last story “People on Earth? That's Crazy!” by Bob Standish (Richard Hughes) and Chic Stone, is the best in this issue.
Rawhide Kid 69, Magazine Management Co. (Marvel Comics), April 1969. Art by Larry Lieber and John Romita.
Superboy 134, DC Comics, December 1966. Superboy turns into an asshole, and Krypto gets horny.
Archie’s Girls Betty and Veronica 219, Close-Up, Inc. (Archie Comics), March 1974. Art by Dan DeCarlo. This issue’s full of great art and several panels that can be cropped and taken completely out of context.
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Doctor Strange 8, Marvel Comics, June 1975. Cover art by Gil Kane and Tom Palmer. “Rights of Passage!” by Steve Englehart, Gene Colan and Tom Palmer.
Hellblazer 20, DC Comics, July 1989. Cover art by Dave McKean. “The Fear Machine Part VII Betrayal” by Jamie Delano, Mark Buckingham and Alfredo Alcala.
V For Vendetta 10, DC Comics, May 1989, by Alan Moore and David Lloyd.
Mockingbird 7, Marvel Comics, November 2016. Cover art by Joelle Jones. Mockingbird by Chelsea Cain, Kate Niemczyk and Sean Parsons.
Amazing Spider-Man 62, Non-Pareil Publishing Corp. (Marvel Comics), July 1968. Cover art by John Romita. “Make Way For Medusa!” by Stan Lee, John Romita and Don Heck.
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Weird Wonder Tales 1, Marvel Comics, December 1973. Cover art by Gik Kane and Frank Giacoia. “The Eye of Doom” by Basil Wolverton from Mystic 6 (January 1952).
The New Warriors 29, Marvel Comics, November 1992. Cover art by Larry Mahlstedt and Brian Garvey. “World War One This Land Must Change” by Fabian Nicieza, Darrick Robertson, Larry Mahlstedt and Brain Garvey.
Howard the Duck 9, Marvel Comics, March 1981. Cover art by John Pound. “Doo Do That Voo Doo” by Bill Mantlo, Gene Colan, and Alfredo Alcala.
The Invaders 10, Marvel Comics, November 1976. Cover art by Ron Wilson and Frank Giacoia. Reprinting “The Wrath of the Reaper!” by Al Avison and Al Gabrielle from Captain America Comics 22, January 1943.
Chamber of Darkness 4, Magazine Management Co., Inc. (Marvel Comics), April 1970. “The Sword and the Sorcerers!” by Roy Thomas and Barry Smith, featuring a Conan-esque character, appeared six months before Marvel’s epic Conan the Barbarian #1.
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Crypt of Shadows 6, Marvel Comics, October 1973. Cover art by Gil Kane and Ernie Chan. “Don’t Bury Me Deep!” by Bill Everett from Adventures into Weird Worlds 5, April 1952.
Love and Rockets Volume II No. 11, Fantagraphics Books, Fall 2004, by Jaime and Gilbert Hernandez.