FFF Results Post #259—Kindling

On Friday CR readers were asked to "Name The First Five Comics In Your Collection You Would Give Up For Any Reason." This is how they responded.



Tom Spurgeon

1. Defenders #11
2. The King Is A Fink
3. Tip O'Neill's Tip Sheet
4. My second copy of Cable #53
5. The Comic Book Price Guide 1980, Robert Overstreet

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Robert Goodin

1. Kitty Pryde and Wolverine 1
2. Kitty Pryde and Wolverine 2
3. Kitty Pryde and Wolverine 3
4. Kitty Pryde and Wolverine 4
5. Kitty Pryde and Wolverine 5

I actually never bought issue 6. I snapped the spell and my Marvel zombie days were numbered.

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Justin J. Major

* Fifth copy of Best American Comics 2007
* Preacher: Gone To Texas tpb
* The Adventures of Big Boy No. 217 (1975)
* Megaton Man Meets The Uncategorizable X+Thems
* Third copy of The Watchmen tpb

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William Burns

* Greenberg the Vampire
* Marada the She-Wolf
* Mystic Volume One: Rite of Passage
* Vertigo: First Offenses
* Versus, Vol. 5

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Sean Kleefeld

1. Razor #2, Red Variant
2. Beach Party #1 (duplicate copy)
3. The Ren & Stimpy Show #24 (duplicate copy)
4. Youngblood #1, 2nd Printing
5. Jake Thrash #1 (duplicate copy)

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Michael Grabowski

1. Lost Girls Books One & Two (1995 Kitchen Sink editions)
2. Ersatz Peach
3. Watchmen #1-12
4. In the Studio by Todd Hignite
5. Haunting memories of Sal Buscema-drawn faces. Scowling, always scowling, will they never stop scowling?

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Tom Bondurant

1. Second copy of Justice League of America #149 (December 1977)
2. Howard The Duck #32 (January 1986)
3. L.A.W.: Living Assault Weapons #1 (September 1999)
4. Red Robin #1 (August 2009)
5. Justice #1 (October 2005)

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Mark Coale

1. Flash Rebirth 1
2. Green Lantern Rebirth 1
3. JL Cry for Freedom 1
4. Strange Kiss 1
5. Infinite Crisis 1

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Max Fischer

1. Stitches by David Small
2. Old volumes of CoroCoro Comic
3. Beyblade
4. Gear by Doug TenNapel
5. Stitches by David Small

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Scott Cederlund

1) Thundermace #1 (I'm pretty sure I've got a "fan" letter in issue #2)
2) Secret Wars II #1
3) Batman #618-- I still have no idea who Harold is nor do I really care.
4) X-Men #1-- Do I have to give up all 4 copies I have?
5) Avengers #300

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Danny Ceballos

1. The Adventures of Kool-Aid Man #4
2. You Don't Look 35, Charlie Brown
3. Young Lions
4. Classics Illustrated -- Crime & Punishment
5. Best American Comics of 2007

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Matt Seneca

1. full set of Jeph Loeb's run on Superman/Batman
2. Kitchen Sink Terry and the Pirates collections
3. recolored Jim Steranko collections
4. post-1980s Heavy Metal issues that don't feature Paolo Serpieri art
5. early, embarrassing minicomics I made

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Andrew Mansell

1. Uncanny X-Men Annual #7 "POP" Kitty Porn indeed
2. Midnighter #20 Ewwwwwwwww
3. Ultimates #8 -- There goes my childhood
4. (Goddamn) All Star Batman #1
5. Brat Pack GN -- Brrrrrrrr

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topic slightly altered from a suggestion by Eric Newsom; thanks, Eric

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