More hard comicbook questions....?
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Twenty, huh?\n\nHere goes nothing!\n\nIron Man - Tony Stark, baby!\nIron Fist - Danny Rand with some solid chi!\nSilver Surfer - Norrin Radd with a cool surfboard!\nSilver Banshee - Superman's B-list nemesis.\nSilvermane - Mob boss villain of Spidey!\nBooster Gold - JLA material; best buds with Blue Beetle!\nGoldface - an early nemesis of Hal Jordan - the Green Lantern!\nSteel - one of the four Supermen after Supes died!\nMetallo - Android with a kryptonite power source!\nQuicksilver - Marvel's Flash!\nSilver Samurai - Wolverine's punching bag!\nSilver Sable - merc for hire in Spidey!\nTitania - Absorbing Man's girlfriend!\nBronze Tiger - Martial artist of the Suicide Squad!\nSilver Fox - Cat Burglar of Spider-Man fame!\nCopperhead - Batman's enemy - also head of the Serpent Society in Marvel!\nIron Lantern - Gee, I wonder who combined with whom in the crossover of the universes?\nIron Lad - Hey, a kid who grows up wanting to be Iron Man!  Wait, isn't he Kang the Conqueror?\nTitanium Man - A B-list foe of Iron Man!\nMercury - One of the new New Mutants!\nMax Mercury - Another Flash!\n\nI searched and got these:\nGolden Arrow\nGolden Eagle\nMetalhead\nMercurio\n\nSo that's more than 20!\n\nBTW - Topaz isn't a metal.  It's a gemstone or a mineral.
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First of all, you have to look at the condition each comic is in.\n\nAre there any tears in any of the covers or pages?\nAre there any creases in any of the covers or pages?\nAre you one of those comic readers that fold over the pages to read one page at a time?\n\nOnce you have done that, you need to buy The Overstreet Comic Buyers Guide. After you've done that, look up the title, and see what each one is worth. \n\nNow that you are sufficiently armed, go to your nearest comic book store, and see if they want them. If they don't, THEN try eBay or Amazon.
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If you are talking about the comics.. go to http://www.marvel.com/ that's all i can think of.. i;m not quiet sure what you are talking about but also if you check out previous questions... a lot of people have asked about marvel as welll
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PROBLEM 1:\nBobby is 3 years old.  His sister Nancy is four more than six times as old as Bobby.  How old is Nancy?\n\nPROBLEM 2:\nThe pizza parlor cuts large pizzas into 6 slices and small pizzas into 4 slices.  If Ryan buys 3 large pizzas and a small pizza, how many total slices will he have?\n\nPROBLEM 3:\nThere are 3 hexagons and a square drawn on a piece of paper.  How many total sides are there?\n\nPROBLEM 4:\nWhat is the base-10 equivalent of 34 base-6?\n\nPROBLEM 5:\nAdult tickets are $6 each and child tickets are $4 each.  How much will it cost for a family of 3 adults and 1 child?
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some people say no and some say yes.  I have checked and except for ultimate marvel team-up #9 the rest count as a vaild first appearance.  To make sure though see the first time the appear in another title, you can't go wrong with that and it's good as a backup
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You should be able to read and understand, but reading Grant Morrison's X-Men work would help.  There might be a couple things, such as the relationship between Cyclops and Emma Frost, that might confuse without having read Morrison's work.  It's a fairly stand-alone piece though, and a great read!
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Not sure exactly what you are asking but wikipedia has a lot of information related to the X-Men.
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http://www.straightdope.com -- great column answering the mysteries of the universe.\nhttp://blogs.herald.com/dave_barrys_blog/ -- Dave Barry's blog. Hilarious news articles, web sites, and so forth.\nhttp://news.myway.com -- News and only news, plain and simple, without all the ostantatious flash and glitter that nearly all the other news sites have.\nhttp://online.wsj.com/home/us -- Wall Street Journal.  'Nuff said.\nhttp://www.mycomicspage.com/sign-in -- My Comics Page.  About half my comics.\nhttps://members.comics.com/members/welcome.jsp -- The other half of my comics.
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Adventure Comics\nGreen Arrow & Green Lantern \nMarch of the Vermin \nhttp://www.the5earths1.50megs.com/earth-1/timespast/e1adventure1980-00.htm
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oh come on!!!!!!! those are the easiest questions ever. you wouldn't even have to read the entire book to be able to answer that. quit being lazy
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What are you trying to do, melt my brain?\n\nThis is much more difficult than the average question found here on Yahoo Answers.\n\nLet's examine some of our options.\n\nWolverine: Arguably the most popular character among the fanboy set. And why not? Wolvie rocks. Adamantium claws make you cooler than Lou Reed and that's not easy. But, is Logan the best? Probably not. His James Howlett backstory was just too lame. We waited almost thirty years for a mystery to be cleared up and they gave us a bomb. So, no, not Logan.\n\nSpiderman: Marvel's most recognizable hero is, indeed, awesome, but is he the best? His life is a mess and he's been trying to atone for a mistake since 1962. That's hard to beat. Now, in the wake of House of M, he's mourning for a son that no one else even knows about. Poor Peter Parker can't catch a break. I've got to say, though, that Spidey did teach the world a valuable lesson. With great power... This is important stuff. So, I'd say that Mr. Parker is in the running for best character.\n\nThe Hulk: Man vs. himself notwithstanding, Hulk smash a little too much. Not the Hulk.\n\nThor: Thor is awesome the same way that your crazy neighbor lady with the pink flamingoes is awesome. So, no, not Thor. (Ultimate Thor has a much better case, but not him either).\n\nThe Silver Surfer: Still hanging ten after all these years, but not Norrin Radd.\n\nThe FF: The FF taught us about tolerance and family while kicking ass at the same time. That's pretty hard-core. So, maybe the FF.\n\nDr. Strange: The good doctor put his arrogance aside and now defends the world from some of the creepiest baddies in the multiverse. Sadly, he dresses like such a dork. Not Doc S.\n\nCaptain America: I like Cap, but the political climate of the world right now prevents me from getting too behind the man with the shield.\n\nIron Man: Brilliant, rich, drunk, Tony Stark is the man. I know he doesn't drink anymore, but he's still a fat-cat, so not Tony.\n\nCyclops, et. al., I love the muties, but probably none of them.\n\nI'm going to have to go with Spiderman, as he has taught us some of life's most important lessons, and instead of merely speaking these lessons to us, we have had to learn them through his pain and from his difficult life.
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check your local comicbook shop. They can tell you.
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Grand Comic Book Database (comics.org) can be a good place to start.  Not all the title have synopses and there were some titles missing.  But the screenshots are rad.
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Go to marvel.com or marveldirectory.com\nThey have everything about Marvel.\nYou could also try wikipedia, of course.
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I'm on the side of the defectors. I've never been one to submit to the gov requests anyway. Spiderman was a fool for unmasking himself.\n\n\nI just read the first two of the Civil war series yesterday. I have the checklist, you know any place beside ebay I can order all of the series that is out?
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I remember his name & likeness in one little comic strip. I didn't save it but I remember reading it about five years ago. That doesn't mean he wasn't featured in more comics, there are so many and I'm not really a collector.
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At every comics shop nowadays...you can find a magazine named Wizard magazine...\nBuy it and look inside it until you find convention dates.\ndepending on what state you are in you can usually find a convention in your state or in an adjoining state. At the convention you can usually find vendors with dollar boxes (Meaning any comic in the box for a dollar). ..fifty cent boxes and quarter boxes...especially on the last day of the convention and towards the close of the show. You can always ask them up front how many comics you need to buy to get them at  twenty five cents a pop. I know because I am a comic vendor. Peace and good luck.