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HarveySwick

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Rocket Raccoon - Hulk #271 (May 1982) Marvel Preview 7

 

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Marvel Preview was a black-and-white comics magazine published by Magazine Management for 14 issues and the affiliated Marvel Comics Group for 10 issues.

 

Does a magazine appearance count though? (shrug)

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Rocket Raccoon - Hulk #271 (May 1982) Marvel Preview 7

 

:makepoint:

Marvel Preview was a black-and-white comics magazine published by Magazine Management for 14 issues and the affiliated Marvel Comics Group for 10 issues.

 

Does a magazine appearance count though? (shrug)

 

Yes.

 

Man-Thing first appeared in Savage Tales 1, a magazine. Magazines count

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vaillant

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The Psylocke entries are incorrect. Should be as follows:

 

– Captain Britain v1 #8: first appearance of Betsy Braddock (not Psylocke);

– The Daredevils #3: Betsy is re-joined with Brian and now working for S.T.R.I.K.E.'s Psi Division; she explains the reason for her purple-dyed hair to Brian;

– Captain Britain v2 #12-13: is the first Betsy as Captain Britain, where villain Slaymaster deprives her of her sight;

– New Mutants Annual #2: Betsy is kidnapped by Mojo which gives her artificial eyes and is first called Psylocke.

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jsilverjanet

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Rocket Raccoon - Hulk #271 (May 1982) Marvel Preview 7

 

:makepoint:

Marvel Preview was a black-and-white comics magazine published by Magazine Management for 14 issues and the affiliated Marvel Comics Group for 10 issues.

 

Does a magazine appearance count though? (shrug)

 

Yes.

 

Man-Thing first appeared in Savage Tales 1, a magazine. Magazines count

 

Then Star-Lord is missing for Marvel Preview #4

 

Death (female) Captain Marvel #26

 

also I thought Ultron was #55 not #54.

 

 

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Bosco685

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Hellboy – San Diego Comic Con Comics #2 (1993) in color Next Men #21 (1994)

 

Actually 1st Hellboy is dime press #4 (predates SDCC #2 by 3 months)

 

Someone should tell Mignola that. He doesn't even mention Dime Press 4 in Hellboy Library 1 or Art of Hellboy HC. :baiting:

 

Hellboy – San Diego Comic Con Comics #2 (1993) in color Next Men #21 (1994)

Although miscategorized by many as his 1st appearance, don't forget Dime Press 4, which contains the 1st protoype appearance.

 

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vaillant

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The drawing on the cover of Dime Press was done while Hellboy was in the works, so it is mostly a "preliminary" representation done in a composition scene with Mignola's admirer, italian artist Nicola Mari to a character which was still "unborn" (This "brown and white Hellboy" is shown with an equally caricaturized Nathan Never: both characters have altered features as Nathan Never is depicted as a sort of devil).

Definitely the official first appearance is San Diego Comic Con Comics #2, and Dime Press just shows a Hellboy prototype on the cover, so if you are a die-hard completist you should have it, but it’s just the cover.

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Definitely the official first appearance is San Diego Comic Con Comics #2, and Dime Press just shows a Hellboy prototype on the cover, so if you are a die-hard completist you should have it, but it’s just the cover.

 

Since he is only on the cover, this is one of those books that makes for a great CGC candidate for ease of display.

 

:cloud9:

 

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Definitely the official first appearance is San Diego Comic Con Comics #2, and Dime Press just shows a Hellboy prototype on the cover, so if you are a die-hard completist you should have it, but it’s just the cover.

 

Since he is only on the cover, this is one of those books that makes for a great CGC candidate for ease of display.

 

:cloud9:

 

:makepoint:

 

How about the 1st purple-haired Psylocke (in black & white lol )? :cool:

If I recall correctly it should be this issue:

 

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