Comics

"The Adventures of Blinky Bill" was written by Australian author Dorothy Wall in 1933. The book follows the mischievous koala Blinky Bill and his adventures in the Australian bush.

The value of a Superman comic book from 1993 or 1994 varies depending on its condition, rarity, and demand. Generally, these comics can range from a few dollars to a few hundred dollars. To determine a more precise value, it is recommended to consult a guidebook or reach out to a comic book appraiser.

"The Witching Hour" was written by Anne Rice, a prominent American author known for her gothic fiction and supernatural themes. The novel was first published in 1990 and is the first book in "The Lives of the Mayfair Witches" series.

Animal Man is the first one who comes to mind. The Atom is probably a little more mainstream. Ant-Man is another.

The value of Amazing Spider-Man #200 comic can vary depending on factors such as its condition, whether it's a graded copy, and current market demand. Generally, a mid-grade copy of this key issue can range from $50 to $150, while higher-grade copies or graded editions can be worth significantly more. It's recommended to check recent sales data or consult with a comic book expert for an accurate valuation.

Obelix's favorite food is wild boar. He is known for his immense appetite and love for eating large quantities of food, especially wild boar roasted on a spit.

The first recognizable super-villain was 'John Devil' from the eponymous novel by Paul Feval . The first super-villain in a costume was 'Lightning' from the 'Fighting Devil Dogs' .
The Master from Doctor Who ages and ages ago POSIBLY EVEN BEFORE THAT!

You can typically identify a first printing comic by looking for a small number sequence like "1 2 3 4" printed on the inside front cover. This sequence indicates the issue number and printing. Additionally, first printings often have vibrant colors and crisp, clear printing quality compared to reprints.

For the typical 36 page 4 color comic books, 1969 was the year that the majority went from 12 cents to 15 cents. 68-84 page comics were 25 cents. Not 100% sure, but I believe the black and white magazine-size comics were 35 cents, Alternative and Underground comics were 50 cents.

Jason lee has a brother called Tim and two sisters called jodie and Canada! jodie has a boyfriend called Kevin Taylor and Canada has a boyfriend called Spencer! Tim has a girlfriend called Claire!

In the Archie Comics, Archie has romantic feelings for both Betty and Veronica. He has a complicated and often indecisive relationship with both characters, as they form a classic love triangle within the series.

They aren't. It's a dying medium. It's been in decline since the bottom fell out of the speculator market in the early 1990s. The decline is mainly being driven by the fact that comics are actually a terrible value for your money. Think how long a comic keeps you entertained and how much you pay. Compare to other mediums.

A comic book keeps you for maybe 15 minutes per issue at a price of over $5 per issue. Sometimes well over.

A movie gives 1.5 to 3 hours for $10-15 depending on your theater.

A book costs $10-20 and locks you in for many hours of reading.

You might mean to ask why SUPERHEROES are suddenly so popular in movies and other entertainment. The answer to that is because they're a highly imaginative way to produce fun action/comedies which are commercially successful. Odds are their moment will pass at some point. But we're in peak superhero right now because the quality of CG got good enough to do these stories justice while at the same time good directors and actors and creative people were hired to work on them...whereas in the past only hacks would have worked on them.

Catwoman started her 'existence' as a villain but gradually became a love interest of batman, then something of an anti-hero, then something hero-in-league, then got her own comic book as a true hero.

It"a originally an English comic based on a TV show Dr.Who and the Daleks- who were menacing robots but not called robots. The show or cartoon was out in the Mid-sixties One would assume the comic strip or book followed suit. It was nto produced by , to my knowledge, Century 2l (Gerry Anderson fame) Unlike say Beatles Records, British comics were never widely imported to the US except by travellers and vacationers. Some of the British comic magazines, usually black and white ran characters essentially US based but varied plot lines - This goes for other countries to, It did not take me long to decode : Stefano Ravino who appeared in one (assignment Europe) belnding military detective-type stuff with a good occult angle- rarely done well in sci-Fi but this was an exception. Lt. Ravino is assigned to patrol the area between Italy and Sicily to help prevent a border clash with the Greeks, and encounter mechanicla troub els, ejects and lands, with a female companion in the(River of No Return) tune in next month at the newstand! Heady stuff for Europe C.l966. But not Dr. Who.

Yes, comics, while a form of literature, do not of themselves expose your developing mind to the range of forms that the written work can take. You teacher is trying to get you to appreciate the beauty of a written novel, poetry, learned essays etc. As an adult you may still like comics but this should be a choice and not just because comics are the ONLY thing you ever tried to read.

Spider-Man first appeared in "Amazing Fantasy" #15, which was released in August 1962. This marked the character's debut in the comic book world.

It all depends on how popular your comic is. Also depends on what company you are with. The top 4 comic book companis are Marvel, DC Comics, Dark Horse and Image Comics. If it get's turned into a cartoon or movie than your going to make some huge bank. If it's popular without any media, than you will just be making a good living not a rich one. Some comic book artist have other jobs such as a game artist or something so they can get more money because it's hard to make a living off of Comics especially if yours don't sell too well.

You can determine the relative value of comic books by using the Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide as a reference ; it's well regarded as the industry standard . You can also check websites to see what a particular book is selling for ~ look to the related links below .

Way too many to name, but the most famous ones were in the Justice Society of America published by DC Comics. There were many other comic book companies at the time that also had superheroes in them, most of them are not published today.

There are a few very valuable comic books. One of them is Action Comics #1, which is the first appearance of superman now worth $467,000 US. Another is detective comics 27, which is the first app of batman

The value of a Watchmen comic can vary depending on factors such as the condition of the comic, its rarity, and whether it is a first edition or later printing. As of now, a first edition of Watchmen in good condition could be worth hundreds of dollars, while later printings or less pristine copies may be more affordable. It's best to consult a comic book price guide or seek out a professional appraiser for an accurate assessment.

Asterix lives in Southern France .

The superhero wears tights for a number of reasons such as for aerodynamics ,it sets the hero apart from other heroes , part of the costume design , they can better display their physique , etc . . .

[The real reason is that it's the easiest to draw . Artists have to make their deadline . A hero in tights is the nude body then they change the color and you have an costume . Also , all artists have a different style , but everyone can recognize Batman and Spider-man by their distinctive costumes . Also , cartoons and comics can reuse pictures of the characters if the 'heroes' are wearing the same thing all of the time .]