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WOLVERINE #100 (Marvel, 1988-2003)

April, 1963 1st: Watcher, 1st: Red Ghost. "The Red Ghost!" by Lee/Kirby.

"Doomsday On The Moon!"

May, 1978. Wein & Pollard, Keith Pollard & Dave Hunt. "Vengeance Is Mine!"

February, 1959

October, 1988. David Michelinie, Jackson Guice & Bob Layton. "Epitaph In Grey."

Movie photo cover "She Wore A Yellow Ribbon." Lead story: "Dead Man's Boots!"

Giant size.

1st: Isis.

TV tie-in.

Includes Green Giant, Master Mystic, Mundoo, Black Arrow, Dr. Nerod; Origin: Colossus.

"The Bride of Futureman!"

2nd: Warlock.

"The Menace Of The Master Spy!"

40 pages KISS comics plus never before published photos and features. Printed in real KISS blood!

Art: Walt Kelly.

Deluxe edition.

September-October, 1951. "Voyage Of Fort Flotsam!"

March, 1957 TV photo cover.

March, 1968. Stan Lee, John Romita. Ka-Zar appears in "To Kill A Spider-Man!"

June, 1947 This one-shot's back cover touted features on Ace Harlem, Sugarfoot, and Snakeoil in the following issue, which, alas, never was published. And apparently not many of this issue, a 15-cent oddity, were published; Gerber gives the book an almost unheard of rating of 9 ("very rare"). To further enhance the allure, Overstreet advises the book is "seldom found in fine or mint condition; many copies have brown pages." To date, CGC hasn't certified a copy with a grade higher than 7.5.

History
All-Negro Comics, Inc was started by Orrin C. Evans with partners Harry Saylor, Bill Driscoll, and a few others. He hoped to address the absence of black heroes in popular culture and to set "high moral and educational standards." Although they had great ambitions, they were only able to publish one issue of All-Negro Comics. A second issue was planned and artwork made for the comic, but the publishers could not find enough vendors willing to sell their comics and they soon folded.

May-June, 1949.

December, 1968. Stan Lee, John Romita, Jim Mooney. Mysterio appears in "To Squash A Spider!"

November, 1970. Roy Thomas, John Buscema. "Hostage!"

TV photo cover.

August, 1958

First Bugs Bunny comic book.

July, 1964. Stan Lee, Jack Kirby. "Sub-Mariner Joins The Evil Mutants!"

"A Refuge Divided!" (10/68)

One shot. Saucer story by Bob Powell.

From the Holyoke One-Shot series.

TV photo covers on all issues.

September, 1971. Gerry Conway, George Tuska. "The Claws of the Smasher!"

June, 1959 "Lois Lane Meets Superboy!" App: Green Arrow, Aquaman.

Animal Man.

Marvel Team-Up (The Astonishing Spider-Man).

Cover: Bernie Wrightson. Swamp Thing-esque character by Wrightson.

Katy Keene Holiday Fun.

App: Human Torch.

August, 1977. Bill mantlo, Don Perlin. "Spawn Of The Spider". DPe BMa. 1st: Spider-Squad, 1st: Man-Spider.

November, 1976. Gerry Conway, George Tuska. "Burn, Hero, Burn!"

Cover & art: Don Heck in all issues.

1st Angelo Torres art in comics.

Indian Chief.

January, 1981. Frank Miller, Klaus Janson. 1st appearance & origin: Elektra. "Elektra."

October, 1980. Denny O'Neil, Alan Weiss. "To Savage My Honor!"

AWe DOn. 1st & Origin: Calypso.

"Ghost Train!"

Guest starring Johnny Mack Brown.

Movie photo cover.

September, 1947 Begin: St. John publication.

Little Sad Sack.

TV tie-in.

Art: Baker.

Double size.

Unbagged silver edition, direct sale only.

August, 1968. Stan Lee, John Romita. "Wings In The Night!"

HRN #70.

Double size.

TMc MWb. P2. Origin: The Reaper.

Robin Hood ().

HRN #141.

February, 1967. Stan Lee, John Romita. The Lizard appears in "Spidey Smashes Out!"

June, 1989. David Michelinie, Todd McFarlane. VENOM is back! in "Dead Meat."

JKi JKi. Six Million Year Man.

MBa DMi. Maximum Carnage.

May, 1977. Jim Shooter, George Tuska & Jim Mooney. "Danger Rides The Bitter Wind!"

Art: Joe Simon/Jack Kirby.

October, 1968. "Monster Triumphant!"

"Those Who Would Destroy Us!"

December, 1969. Roy Thomas, Sal Buscema. "Endgame!"

Hawkman in "The Men Who Moved The World!"

June, 1958. "Superman's Forbidden Room!"

August, 1957

Nov 1965 100 page Gold Key Giant.

May, 1976. Roy Thomas, George Perez. "A Sky-Full Of Fear!"

Art: Alex Toth.

"The Adventure Of The Mole Men"

Cover: Gustavson. Same cover as Liberty Scouts #2, contents are from Man Of War Comics #1. Title changed from Liberty Scouts due to complaint from Boy Scouts of America.

Summer 1935 Large size, 25 cents, Summer, 1935. Introduces Disney characters to the comics field (in a magazine format), ultimately becomes Walt Disney's Comics & Stories, one of the longest-running comics series.