March 31, 2018
FFF Results Post #500b—Early Reading

On Friday, March 16, a select group of
CR readers were asked to "Name Five Specific Comics That Stand Out Among The Earliest Comics You Read." This is how they responded.
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Tom Spurgeon
1. Superboy and the Legion of Super-Heroes #195
2. Justice League Of America #113
3. Peanuts (As Syndicated In 1973)
4. E-Man #1
5. The Incredible Hulk #171
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Mário Filipe
1. Disney Especial Reedição #8: Os Milionário, with reprints of North of the Yukon, For Old Dime's Sake, Boat Buster and The Money Champ by Carl Barks
2. Disney Especial Reedição #11: Os Astronautas, with reprints of Interplanetary Postman, Island in the Sky and The Twenty-four Carat Moon stories by Carl Barks
3. Astérix Gladiador by René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo
4. O Incrível Hulk #31, for the reprints of The Crimson Forever (SW) by Archie Goodwin, Al Williamson, Tom Palmer and Walt Simonson and Sightless in A Strange Land (Red Sonja) by Roy Thomas, Clair Noto and Frank Thorne
5. Superaventuras Marvel #42, with a reprint of Demon (from X-Men #143) by Chris Claremont and John Byrne
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Oliver Ristau
1.
Superboy Vol 1 #197
2.
Der beste Horror aller Zeiten
3.
Zack Comic Box #11 -- Bruno Brazil -- Die teuflischen Augen
4.
Horror #38
5.
Hit Comics Die fantastischen Vier #244
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John Vest
1. Fantastic Four #75
2. Nick Fury #1
3. Silver Surfer #1
4. Avengers #57
5. Captain America #103
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Michael Neno
1. Tintin: King Ottokar's Sceptre By Herge
2. Marvel Collector's Item Classics No. 4 By Lee, Kirby and Ditko
3. Walt Disney Comics Digest No. 8 By Carl Barks, etc
4. Millie the Lovable Monster No. 4 By Bill Woggon
5. Metal Men No. 20 By Robert Kanigher, Ross Andru and Mike Esposito
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thanks to those that participated; normal service will begin with #501 at a future date
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