KEY books that are KEY books SOLELY because of cover no other reason KEY KEY KEY KEY KEY!! 7 7

[Chaz G.]

11 minutes ago, Lazyboy said:

That's still not what key means.

This thread is actually about books that have popular covers but are otherwise completely unremarkable.

Umm, excuse me but isn't this thread exactly what @kav says it's about since he started it?

Edited February 26, 2020 by Chazgee

[kav]

1 minute ago, Chazgee said:

Umm, excuse me but isn't this thread is exactly what @kav says it's about since he started it?

[Lazyboy]

Just now, Chazgee said:

Umm, excuse me but isn't this thread is exactly what @kav says it's about since he started it?

Absolutely not. Starting a thread doesn't allow you to change the meanings of words.

This thread is quite literally about books that have popular covers but are otherwise completely unremarkable. It is literally about non-key issues.

[Chaz G.]

6 minutes ago, Lazyboy said:

Absolutely not. Starting a thread doesn't allow you to change the meanings of words.

This thread is quite literally about books that have popular covers but are otherwise completely unremarkable. It is literally about non-key issues.

OK, you're now officially the King of Threads.  Perhaps you'd like to explain to us the difference between Current and Modern? Or perhaps tell us what to charge on our Sales Threads? 

Edited February 26, 2020 by Chazgee

[Legion HQ]

[kav]

I'm gonna go ahead and go with the standard definition of key issue here in this thread.  If anyone want to debate what a key issue is, start their own thread.
https://nearsay.com/c/423333/323602/what-is-a-comic-book-key-issue

[Lazyboy]

Back on the actual topic, Suspense Comics 3 definitely qualifies.

Edited February 27, 2020 by Lazyboy
picture added so PEOPLE STOP MISSING IT!!!!!

[Chaz G.]

4 minutes ago, Lazyboy said:

 The topic is the topic. The extremely poor wording of the title is a separate issue.

 

I have no idea what point you think you're making.

1 - Semantics. Arguing with the OP on what he meant is at the least odd, and at the worst petty.

2 - That's ok, everyone else does.

[Chaz G.]

46 minutes ago, kav said:

yup, i've learned my lesson.

[kav]

Just now, Chazgee said:

yup, i've learned my lesson.

It happens. 

[thunsicker]

Action Comics #1

[Lazyboy]

5 minutes ago, thunsicker said:

Action Comics #1

The first appearance of Zatara is obviously the bigger factor.

[Lukesaurus]

Chamber of Chills 19 

[catman76]

[Keys_Collector]

This list will get huge pretty quick especially adding in books that don't have an "official" designation yet.  Could reference this existing thread for what's already included according to CGC and Overstreet: 

 

[theCapraAegagrus]

All variants...?

[Buzzetta]

8 hours ago, kav said:

This one:

Wait... I do not think this post means what you think it means.

 

I thought that the entire story revolved around what the cover is implying with the twist ending. 

[Buzzetta]

7 hours ago, Legion HQ said:

It would have been amazing if she had wound up on the LOST island.

[comicginger1789]

I feel like you could dominate and create an entire list that is just Golden Age books, especially certain artists (Baker, Cole, Ingels, etc) and genres (horror, sci-fi, etc.) that are more in demand and desire.

I will throw out Hulk King Size Special #1. Technically there are some first appearances but to my knowledge none that people are lining up for. Purely a cover lover book.

[marvelcollector]

First one to pop into my mind was Silver Surfer #4.