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Matt Hawes
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I mentioned mine in this old thread:
http://www.byrnerobotics.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=6202& amp;KW=first
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Dave Phelps
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Fantastic Four #237, with the first (and I believe only) appearance of Spinnerette. (My next FF was #255, so it took a few years before I found out why Frankie was flashing Johnny... :-) )
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Marcus Hiltz
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What came first? JB's Marvel Team-Up run or his early Avengers work? Whichever it is, that's probably my answer.
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Marcus Hiltz
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MTU #53 or Avengers #164?
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Norman Hardy
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The first Byrne comic I bought was Fantastic Four #243. Someone on a previous page mentioned how their first Byrne comic changed their life. This issue did the same to me. I was only 12 and it not only made me want to read more comics; it also made me want to draw comics.
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Jesus Garcia
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An issue of Space:1999. Still have it but not in front of me. Other then the figures, what I recall enjoying from it was the pacing and the point of views. I don't know whether JB was working full script or whether or Marvel method, but when I later recognized the same artist wassis-name on Iron Fist I thought, "Wow, same guy but really different approach to the story!"
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Brian Hague
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X-Men 113. Wow. Good comic... 
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Sean Sullivan
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Brian Hague
"X-Men 113. Wow. Good comic..." Couldn't agree more.
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Ghislain Wachowiak
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My first ever JB comic was Spécial Strange 25, french mag containing Uncanny X-Men #122 and #123. and, years later, when I started getting original US versions the first one was Namor #5 
Edited by Ghislain Wachowiak on 16 September 2010 at 2:55am
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Thanos Kollias
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X-Men#113 was the first JB cover on X-Men, wasn't it?
As for the Avengers cover above, the pink color is just so wrong, especially compared to JB's original intent.
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Eric Chun
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I remember reading Rog-2000 (Charlton Comics).
Bought them from a newstand outside of Times
Supermarket in Hawaii.
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Eric Ducos
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This was the one that got me hooked, I bought everything Byrne put out after this: 
I do remember reading this at the dentist's office as a kid (before I knew who Byrne was) and not being able to finish it before I got called in to see the doctor. I went back to the waiting room later and couldn't find it. I didn't get to finish it until I was in my mid-twenties & completed my Byrne FF run: 
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