Uncanny X-men Annual #2 The Return of Mr.Jip was my first marvel comic. I know that much. Up til then my parents just gave me random batman and superman comics.

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X-men #3 By Chris Claremont and Jim Lee. One of the deaths of Magento. lol.

Thats teh comic that got me drawing in the first place, so there's no way I could forget it. I actually got it signed by Jim Lee a few years back at the Big Apple Con.

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After a quick dip into the comics collection, I found it. It was Sonic the Hedgehog No.3 from May '93. It's from the original 3 issue mini series before it became an official monthly.

Not only was it the first comic I ever bought, it was the item that made me realize saving is a good thing. Saved my money for a week and bought myself an expensive comic. Of course, a dollar twenty-five got you more back then. = P

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It was a compilation book of the introduction of Impulse. Had the first few issues of the Flash that he appeared in, to introduce him, and then the first 10 issues or so of Impulse. I thought it was HILARIOUS. It was just a really fun series. I started getting Young Justice because I liked Impulse so much, and then started getting Robin cuz of Young Justice and from there spread to anything related to Batman. Detective Comics Batman, Nightwing, etc.

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Batman Beyond. I don't remember which one it was though... it had something to do with Batgirl (who is commissioner in Batman beyond)

Hahah, my first actual comic book was actually one of those Scrooge McDuck Disney comics >_>

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One of the turtles comics - I think it was quite an old one because they all had red bandanas. I still have it too! *geeks*

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Man, I feel OLD.

My first comic purchased with my own money was...

Plastic-Man, Volume 2 Issue 15.... 1976... I think.

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It was a Richie Rich comic. Not sure which exactly, but I only own like, half a dozen, so it was one of those, lol.

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My first is Turma da Mônica the great children comic book in my country by Mauricio de Souza, but my first teeneger comic is Uncanny X-men with Jim Lee and Chris Claremont heheh

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