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Andy Thomas
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A great cover too.
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Carmen Bernardo
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I'm with Greg Nyman on the first page here: MTU #59, though I wasn't fully aware of it at the time. It was UXM #111 that finally hooked me.
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Martin Redmond
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Not my first, but that's the issue that made me jump over to his FF!!!! All that destruction!
Edited by Martin Redmond on 14 September 2010 at 6:35pm
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Mark McConnell
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My first was the ROG-2000 story, "That Was No Lady"
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Ted Pugliese
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Not sure, which of these three came out first?
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Ted Pugliese
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Ted Pugliese
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Ted Pugliese
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Regardless, I didn't stick with FF. I did not become a Byrne victim until Alpha Flight #1, and nothing has been the same since ;-)
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Keith Thomas
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I bought Uncanny X-men 129 as a back issue, not sure what my first off the rack book was, must have been Sensational She-Hulk #1.
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Scott Promish
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Not only my first Byrne but I think it may have been my first comic book. I was seven or eight years old, depending on what time of year it came out.
The following summer, I'd get this one:
Edited by Scott Promish on 15 September 2010 at 6:16am
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Paul W. Sondersted, Jr.
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Here's the actual page (page 51) from Savage Sword of Conan #15 (date in the indicia: October 1976)...And below that I threw in the cover to the issue in question.
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Phil Kreisel
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Mine was X-Men 108 (even though the cover is by Cockrum). I was already following the X-men back from the start in 1963. JB's art, especially with issue 109 sent me out searching for the Marvel Team-ups and Iron Fist that predated that issue.
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