Comics

The Asterix series first appeared in French in the magazine Pilote on 29 October 1959.

well to put a smile on kids and sometimes grown ups faces but heros went through hard times example for instance the x men in the beginnig had some racial things in their comics and violent content like one of the best in the world Stan lee did a cowboy comic so the main charactar shot a dude piles of smoke came out so Stan lee sent the comic but they sent it back because because it was to violent so he had to redraw it and make the bullet and smoke smaller so if you read that comic that's what Happend

No. Comics aren't worthless at all. If you're interested in the story and art, they're worth what you're willing to pay for them. If you're asking if modern comics books are worth any sort of speculation based money, then answer is usually no. Some older, rare comics from the 30's, 40's, 50's, and 60's are worth money because there are very few, and they have significant stories in them, but the comics being printed today are largely without aftermarket value. But there are exceptions, depending on what people are willing to pay.

Hogan's Alley by Richard F. Outcault first in print May 5, 1895 .

The July 1, 1977 Star Wars first issue comic book can vary in price depending on its condition and rarity. It can sell for anywhere from a few hundred dollars to several thousand dollars. It's recommended to have the comic book appraised by a professional to determine its exact value.

i think you might be able to find it on amazon but that means you have to buy it and everything. Go ahead and try though. I looked it up and only saw something called "i want to be naughty." But maybe you'll have better luck than me.

Spider-Man and Venom's powers are pretty similar, but Venom is stronger and can camouflage himself. He even has his own webbing. Spider-Man can beat Venom because he is sensitive to high pitched sounds.

That's an easy answer; The Silver Surfer There are other characters that are faster, like for example his own creator Galactus, among other cosmic entities but see they're not "heroes" they're neutral, neither good nor evil. Surfer is much faster than even the likes of the Flash or Green lantern of the D.C. universe because, he can travel through time, effortlessly. Hunting down planets when he was Galactus' herald, call it a "job requirement," required him to be able to "transcend time and space." The entire universe is his playground; no part of the universe is inaccessible to the Surfer, its the same with all of Galactus' heralds.

Take it to a specialty dealer to get an estimate. We have no way of knowing what the condition is, or how large a "collection" you mean. (Most people grossly overestimate the condition of their collectibles -- some people seem to think "near mint" means "it's only missing the cover and the first couple of pages" -- so to get an accurate price you're going to have to have a professional actually look at it.)

You can also purchase and refer to the 'Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide' where you can learn to grade and price your books . However, you should be aware that the prices listed in that guide tend to be on the high side of retail; you should expect to get half or less if you're selling them to a dealer.

maybe. it depends on what comic you are downloading .

Turok and Andar, from the "Turok: Son of Stone" comic book series, are typically trapped in the lost valley of the dinosaurs known as the "Valley of the Gwangi" where they face various prehistoric threats and adventures.

Clark Kent's parents were Jonathan and Martha Kent.

kill a villain

or stay at odds with society.

l954. It was prodded by the book Seduction of the Innocent by Dr. Frederic Wertham. It is a fascinating book. Many of the psychiatrist"s charges were accurate.

Superman's "mother" and "father" on Krypton named him Kal-El.

It was only after he arrived on planet Earth that he got the name "Clark Kent" and "Superman".

In some versions he became "Superboy" before he became "Superman" for obvious reasons.

Eventually he should but in the series he doesn't.

Earth. He was a scientist who just invented stuff, and then became a superhero.

Hugo Danner (Gladiator) is likely the first super hero in the modern sense of the term, possessing an array of atypical superhuman abilities that he used to improve the world around him. This character, however, did not appear in the pages of a comic book until 1976. The prose novel by creator Philip Gordon Wylie was published in 1930 and was actually reviewed by Jerry Siegel for his Science Fiction fanzine, the same publication where Siegel and collaborator Joe Shuster published their story, "The Reign of the Super-Man," in 1933. This story contained a prototype of the Superman character -albeit as a super villain, whom would later be reworked into the heroic costumed alien that is popularly considered the first comic book super hero. His first appearance occurred in Action Comics #1 (June, 1938). Less popular and flashy than the Man of Steel, but possessing a superhuman strength used to help his neighbors, Hugo Hercules made his first appearance in a short-lived comic strip in 1902, beating out Superman by more than three decades and arguably making him the first comic superhero.

You can find a comprehensive list of superheroes and villains on websites like Marvel or DC Comics, which feature profiles, histories, and powers of various characters. Additionally, comic book databases like Comic Vine or IMDb have extensive catalogs of comic book characters.

The value of a Viz comic can vary based on its condition, rarity, and demand. Some issues can be worth anywhere from a few dollars to over a hundred dollars, particularly for older or rare editions. It's best to check online marketplaces or specialty comic book stores for more specific pricing information.

Comic book writers can earn anywhere from $25,000 to $100,000 per year, depending on factors such as their experience, the popularity of the comics they write, and whether they work for a major publisher or independently. It's important to note that freelance writers may have more variable income compared to full-time writers who work for established publishing companies.

You may be able to download Sonic the Comic from online retailers, digital comic book platforms, or official Sonic the Hedgehog websites. You could also consider visiting comic book specialty websites that might offer digital downloads of the series.

There are 38 official Asterix comic books created by René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo.

The question asked is, "Why is Superman the Greatest superhero?". The Answer to that question is one that is often overlooked by many people, including fans of other comic book characters. Superman is often disliked, or even hated because he is nearly perfect in every way imaginable. This is not his fault, and should not be held against him. While in the 1930's the censorship in America was much more harsh than what it is today, it would have been incredibly hard to introduce some of the great characters that we all love today, such as Spiderman, or the X-Men. The odds of characters such as these ever being seen on a comic book rack at this time are incredibly low, for the sake of the violence would have been too much for American audiences. The people of America needed a hero, but not one that was going to corrupt society, someone they could look up to. Superman did, however, lay down a supporting structure, along with characters such as The Human Torch, and the Submariner, for the characters that are on the market today. Another point that is needed to be made, is that Superman is a sign of hope, especially through the harsh times in which he was created. He was created during the time of the great depression, and shortly before WWII, which it goes without saying that Superman was perfect for a reason, and that reason is this: Superman was a sign of hope for people in the hardest of times! So the next time a person has the nerve to disrespect Superman, tell them that they are badly mistaken, and should probably look into his past a little bit.