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Shaun Barry
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(Regarding Ben Ledbetter's X-Men picks:

That Jim Lee cover is pretty atrocious for so many reasons, but Steve Lightle's version of X-Men #143 is a thing of beauty!)

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My first encounters with Wonder Woman, Dick Tracy, and the Teen Titans...

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Brian Hague
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The Legion, New Gods, and Devil Dinosaur...

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1st Aquaman comic

1st Superman comic... man was this issue cool!!!

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Brian Hague
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First Blockbuster, Plastic Man (he'd appeared in the Comix collection, but I hadn't read that story), and Ebeneezer Scrooge...

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Brian Hague
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Eric, I didn't read that Superman comic until years later, but I agree! A very cool issue! "You speak American! I will speak American!" The eyes of Superbaby fans around the globe pop wide open...

 

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First Vision, Yellowjacket & Goliath II       

                                                                                   First Falcon

     

First Guardian       

                                                                                     First Quality Heroes

    

First Kamandi          ;      

                                                                  First Zatanna & Elongated Man



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Benjamin Ledbetter
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First time with Jack Kirby's Fouth World characters, and the first time I met the JSA.  I got this one from a quarter box, and it took me awhile to find the other 2 parts on my limited comic budget back then.  Great story and art.

Justice League of America 184 - Superheroes - Mouth - Lasso - Capes - Flying - George Perez

 

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Robert S. Huckaby
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This issue had a one panel flashback of the Uncanny X-Men fighting Magneto.  It had no names with characters in the shot.  But it was my introduction to them.

 

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Anthony Frail
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Wow, I love that Super-Villain Team Up cover.
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Mal Gardiner
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First X-Men (still have the original in a box, too).

First Spiderman I can remember reading from the newsagents:

First Avengers I ever remember:

First time I saw the Valkyrie - still have this one in a Treasury edition somewhere

Could happily play this game all night...

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Mal Gardiner
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Just one more, then - this is the first Captain America book I remember buying off the rack. I remember it distinctly because it was the US Bicentennial issue - summer day down here in Western Australia, on a blanket in the back yard, pocket money day bought me this, a box of orange Tic-Tacs and a bottle of lemonade. Man, that's a vivid memory... And no, I don't still have this one :)

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