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Quote:Originally Posted by DarthLego Understood...but I naturally had the question "which was the true first variant"...thought I'd share my research finding. I believe the first blank sketch cover was a he-man: masters of the universe published by Dynamic Forces. http://investcomics.com/features/the-history-of-blank-variant-covers-index |
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Quote:Originally Posted by CFP_Comics Well said. |
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Quote:Originally Posted by Drogio I have tons of the Legends of the Dark Knight, in all colors. Speculated heavily on them. So far, a mistake in investment. But they are pretty side by side. I also invested heavily (and I do mean heavily) in the various Spiderman #1's. Of those I could get. |
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Quote:Originally Posted by Drogio i think we have a winner! ;o) Nicely done! |
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| quote=DarthLego]@Drogio the question was first with 4 or more variants. OOPS!!....I did say four, huh?.....In the least, we did find out the first variant cover that was issued.....I learned something new today! And if I can learn anything, it is a good day! :o) |
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Quote:Originally Posted by Drogio Zero Hour #0 came out in 1994... http://www.ebay.com/itm/THE-AND-OF-TODAY-ZERO-HOUR-0-SEP-94-DC-COMICS-BOOK-FREE-SHIPPING-C30-/182203900353?hash=item2a6c32e1c1:g:I7kAAOSwanRXhWHq |
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Quote:Originally Posted by ZosoRocks Not so fast. 1) the question was about books with four variant covers. 2) In the Golden Age, there were books with various covers put on the same contents. Often these covers had absolutely nothing to do with the content stories. I have some Superboy comics (#29 and 31) that have covers stating Blazing Comics. Blazing Comics are known to have many different interiors. Which came out with the "correct" covers, and also with the Blazing Comics covers. Are those considered variants? They were intentional, not accidents. |
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| So you're telling me these are the first ever variants? I am going to have them signed by Stan Lee and put them on eBay for like a million dollars! LOL Now I remember why I started to lose interest in buying new comics in the mid- to late 1980's (these are from Oct. 1986). The final nails in the coffin were the X-Men #1 variants and the million plus copies of Spider-man #1 variants that were pumped out in 1990/1991.  |
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@conditionfreak is right. I'm still sitting here with no ideas of my own to contribute, waiting for a winner  |
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Quote:Originally Posted by shrewbeer I corrected myself.....four or more was the original question... And I used that number (not random), because I wanted to see what other people could come up with. IMO - B:LotDK #1 seems to be the first.....and the X-Men #1 seems to be the second....and then it just jumps from there.....gimmick covers in the 90s to the many ratio comics in the 2000. :o) |
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