Showing posts with label Tom Palmer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tom Palmer. Show all posts
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Wednesday, May 30, 2012
The Avenger's The Earth's Mightiest Comic title!
There is so much goodness packed into The Avengers over the years with so many amazing
creators that each one deserves a essay of their own, but for lack of
space and time I'll give you the abridged highlights of the title.
The Avengers issue #177 is one of the
first comics I ever owned and made me a life long Avengers fan.
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Saturday, June 25, 2011
My first comic, part 2! Star Wars 7 - 9!
All month I've been posting on Facebook's "30 Day Comic Book Challenge". I thought I should present my posts here for your amusement.
Day 1 - Your first comic book - It's hard to say what the first comic book that I bought was because I don't remember how I got many of the comics that I owned as a kid but the first comic I remember buying and reading was a plastic wrapped 3-pack I got at my local hobby shop (remember hobby shops?) . It was of Star Wars 7-9!
These were the first Star Wars comics after the original movie adaption finished. They were put out in January through March of 1978. I probably got them because I got anything about Star Wars at that time. Like all kids of that age in 1978 I was fascinated by everything Star Wars and got all the toys I could.
Day 1 - Your first comic book - It's hard to say what the first comic book that I bought was because I don't remember how I got many of the comics that I owned as a kid but the first comic I remember buying and reading was a plastic wrapped 3-pack I got at my local hobby shop (remember hobby shops?) . It was of Star Wars 7-9!
These were the first Star Wars comics after the original movie adaption finished. They were put out in January through March of 1978. I probably got them because I got anything about Star Wars at that time. Like all kids of that age in 1978 I was fascinated by everything Star Wars and got all the toys I could.
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