Tales to Astonish #59

Tales to Astonish #59
This is the first appearance of the Hulk in Tales to Astonish. The Hulk would share stories with Giant Man and then Sub-Mariner until the series ended with issue #101 and was renamed the Incredible Hulk. Sub-Mariner was also given his own solo series with an issue #1.

Incredible Hulk #102

Incredible Hulk #102
After years of waiting, the Hulk was finally given his own title after sharing space in the series "Tales to Astonish." This is the issue that started the second volume of the Incredible Hulk and propelled him into history.

Incredible Hulk Annual #1

Incredible Hulk Annual #1
First Incredible Hulk annual ever! This issue was originally published in 1968. The Hulk was given an annual issue once the series was restarted with issue #102. Speaking of #102, that will be the next posting.

Incredible Hulk #200

Incredible Hulk #200
The Incredible Hulk movie is now in theaters. It's a good time to begin a Hulk marathon, starting with the 200th issue of the Incredible Hulk. Comic books fans rejoice! Plenty of Hulk-related issues to be posted today!

Gen13 #13C

Gen13 #13C
This final part (C) to issue #13 really delivers to comic book fans. A story about a comic book holding great powers, scantily clad women, and guest appearances by comic book characters from various companies. As you can see by the cover, Shi makes an appearance. Also look for a well known X-Man to cross paths with Grunge on his journey. Issue 13 of Gen13 is sweet like candy.

Gen13 #13B

Gen13 #13B
It's issue #13B of Gen13, which continues the story from issue #13A. Bone enters the world of Gen13 in this issue. So you thought you had every issue of Bone. Think again. Also, this issue is filled with appearances of superheroes from Image, DC, and Marvel. There's plenty of surprises. Even Jim Lee makes an appearance in comic book form.

Gen13 #13A

Gen13 #13A
This could get a little confusing. Issue #13 of Gen13 was originally sold in 3 parts: 13A, 13B, and 13C. It's a continuing storyline for the three letters. It's a really fun story, so it's well worth checking out all three. In part 13A, Archie from Archie Comics makes an appearance. So we get to see Archie and his friends drawn in Archie style and also by J Scott Campbell. So how would Betty and Veronica look if they entered the world of Gen13? Take a look at this issue to find out.

Peanuts #1

Peanuts #1
The Peanuts comic book series is a little different from the newspaper strips because these are full-length stories. Charlie Brown, Linus, Snoopy, Schroeder, and Lucy appear in this first issue of the Dell series.

Alvin #1

Alvin #1
It's the first issue of Alvin of the Chipmunks from 1962. For some reason they only called the book Alvin. Alvin, Simon, and Theodore go on adventures and drive Dave crazy as usual.

Emma Frost #2

Emma Frost #2
Frost can be seen in current issues of Uncanny X-Men like this month's Uncanny X-Men #499.

Star Wars: A Lost Hope

Always a fun comedy video to watch. And it's even better because it's about Star Wars. Bratty Anakin Skywalker faces off against a drunken Obi Wan. So many more laughs than the real Episode III. I've posted this before, but now you can just watch it through YouTube.

Variant Edition 74: Iron Man episode (video)

Can't get enough Iron Man? This episode of Variant Edition is dedicated to Iron Man material and a big discussion about the movie. It's been a while since I've posted a Variant Edition episode since it was difficult to tell when they would have time to make new videos. I remember that host Nick used to have a full crop of hair. Did he lose a bet? Have fun.