"Here's two of a more recent vintage that I like. When I first saw the cover to Detective Comics #1006, I thought DC was somehow incorporating the TV Oliver Queen post TV Crisis On Infinite Earths into print continuity. Okay, I'm man…"

"All the recent DC anniversary issues were $9.99 per copy with a different cover for each decade and a DC regular issue with a variant cover has gone from the original $3.99 to $4.99 at times for the other image(s) because they started printing them…"

"One subject that I believe has yet to come up is gimmick covers. Thankfully the fad has come and gone for the most part. The holographic backgrounds on thicker paper (I saw a first issue copy of Warlock and the Infinity Watch where said background…"

"From a simpler time, this is one of my personal favorites and also the oldest individual comic book I have in my collection. I picked up Sensation 89 (cover date May 1949) for the princely sum of $5 (FIVE) dollars at a convention back in the 1990s.…"

"Thanks Philip for the confirmation, but unfortunately I was still editing my post when you posted. Still, it's nice to have your friends watching out for you."

"My first team up series was The Brave and the Bold with issue 118. However Jim Aparo really outdid himself with the next issue's cover. While he could draw, ink, and letter; there are times when the less cover copy the better, like the above…"

"As previously mentioned, DC's Crisis On Infinite Earths altered many agendas both internally and publication wise. Here's one example... After being canceled, Captain Carrot and His Amazing Zoo Crew were going to get a revival attempt via…"

"I'll get to my own reprint memories later but since this seems to be Gene Colan Day... The concept of a mini (limited) series was still relatively new before DC's Crisis On Infinite Earths. While I had read The World of Krypton, The…"

"While the aforementioned Action Comics 484 was my first anniversary cover/issue, Superman 300 is my first milestone cover. Eliot S! Maggin and Cary Bates had just finished co-authoring a 4 part story between issue 296-299, but the tale for 300 had…"

"To Richard Willis: My first trip to any dentist wasn't until my late 20s to get a wisdom tooth removed, so you can imagine how that trip went. Now then, to continue down memory lane... My first anniversary issue of any title was Action Comics…"

"As for a future theme month idea I was going to suggest real people, but since that's already on the list, what about real life events? Not general things like Christmas, Summer, etc but more specific occurrences like 9-11, the Macy's…"

"My very first comic book was Action Comics #434, cover dated April 1974. We (parents, myself, and three sisters) were coming back from seeing my maternal grandfather when Dad had to stop for gas on the way home. Everyone got drinks but while the…"

"Okay. First a leftover. Hawaii is on my "bucket list" and I would love to visit the islands long before I eventually kick said bucket. As for transitions... My first comic book was Action 434 (more on that tomorrow), so I didn't come…"

"Ah, the great outdoors and the classic road trip. There's waiting for your date... And then trying to decide where to go. Will it be a day at the beach... Or a dude ranch? Images for this nostalgic stroll down memory lane courtesy of the…"

"An outdoor activity that has yet to be mentioned is star gazing. While anyone can basically do it at any time, weather permitting... I'm sure the more professional ones had trouble getting to their observatories during the stricter pandemic…"

"♫Get your motor running. Head out on the highway...♫ (Image courtesy of the Grand Comics Database. Song by Steppenwolf.)"