Wizard Magazine #175, May 2006, page 137
First appearances of Superboy Prime, Moon Night, Checkmate, Cripus Allen (the Spectre) and Nova."
1 DC Comics Presents #87
2 Werewolf by Night (1972 series) #32
3 Action Comics #598
4 Detective Comics #743
5 Nova (1976 series) #1
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5 Hot Back Issues
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Wizard Magazine #167, Sept. 2005, page 137
"On the eve of Infinite Crisis, the first OMAC and Crisis on Infinite Earths are mighty fine grabs."
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1 New Teen Titans (1984 series) #1
2 Marvel Spotlight (1971 series) #5
3 OMAC #1
4 Avengers West Coast #56
5 Crisis on Infinite Earths #1
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Peter David's 5 Comics that Shaped Him
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Wizard Magazine #159, Jan. 2005, page 164
"Peter David, current writer of DC's Fallen Angel and upcoming writer on Marvel's Hulk...comics that made him consider becoming a comic book scribe."
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1 Amazing Spider-Man (1963 series) #33
2 Silver Surfer (1968 series) #5
3 Green Lantern (1960 series) #76
4 Fantastic Four (1961 series) #40
5 New Gods (1971 series) #6
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Mike Mignola Horror Covers
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Wizard Magazine #157, Nov. 2004, page 140
"Mignola has pencilled some of the scariest covers in modern comics."
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1 Hellboy: Wake the Devil #5
2 Dark Horse Presents Annual #1998
3 Bram Stoker's Dracula #4
4 Deadman #3
5 Zombie World: Champion of the Worms #1
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John Romita Jr. Best Work
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Wizard Magazine #157, Nov. 2004, page 145
"John Romita Jr. infuses his work with a breadth and style that's all his own."
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1 Amazing Spider-Man (1999 series) #5
2 Punisher War Zone #1-6
3 Thor (1998 series) #2
4 Iron Man (1968 series) #121-128
5 Amazing Spider-Man (1963 series) #229-230
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Grant Morrison's 4 Comics That Shaped Him
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Wizard Magazine #154, Aug. 2004, page 164
"One of the most innovative writers in comics today."
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1 Flash (1959 series) #163
2 Justice League of America #100-102
3 Captain Marvel (1968 series) #29
4 X-Men (1963 series) #137
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10 Favorite Comics Covers of Jeph Loeb
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Comic Buyers Guide #1601, Feb. 2005, page 115
"Writer Jeff Loeb's list of his 10 favorite comic covers."
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1 Green Lantern (1960 series) #87
2 Superman (1939 series) #243
3 X-Men (1963 series) #56
4 Nick Fury: Agent of SHIELD (1968 series) #1
5 Silver Surfer (1968 series) #4
6 Amazing Spider-Man (1963 series) #50
7 Avengers (1963 series) Special #2
8 Conan the Barbarian (1970 series) #24
9 Fantastic Four (1961 series) #51
10 Fantastic Four (1961 series) #92
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10 Favorite Comics Covers of Josh Blaylock
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Comic Buyers Guide #1616, May 2006, page 131
"Josh Blaylock is the founder of Devil's Due Publishing."
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1 Spawn #1
2 Scud: The Disposable Assassin #9
3 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1984 series) #19
4 Bone #5
5 Walking Dead #9
6 Deathstroke: The Terminator #2
7 G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #84
8 G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero #86
9 Batman: The Killing Joke #1
10 Detective Comics #241
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20 Favorite Comics Covers of Brian Michael Bendis
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Comic Buyers Guide #1613, Feb. 2006, page 99
Bendis is one of the top comic book writers today.
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1 Nick Fury: Agent of SHIELD (1968 series) #1
2 Son of Origins of Marvel Comics
3 Crisis on Infinite Earths #7
4 Superman vs. the Amazing Spider-Man #1
5 Stray Toasters #1
6 Bucky O'Hare Trade Paperback #2
7 Amazing Spider-Man (1963 series) #50
8 Shadow (1986 series) #1
9 Kabuki: Skin Deep #2 cover A
10 Kabuki: Skin Deep #2 cover B
11 Daredevil (1964 series) #200
12 Crossfire #12
13 Typhoid #1
14 Optic Nerve #8
15 Love and Rockets #1
16 Doctor Strange (1974 series) #55
17 Marvel Fanfare (1982 series) #6
18 Marvel Fanfare (1982 series) #10
19 Marvel Fanfare (1982 series) #1
20 Avengers (1963 series) #221
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10 Favorite DC Comic Covers of Scot Beatty
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Comic Buyers Guide #1615, April 2006, page 99
"Scot Beatty, best known for his writing of the Batman Begins adaptation, picks his 10 favorite DC covers."
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1 Swamp Thing (1982 series) #24
2 Kamandi: The Last Boy on Earth #1
3 Manhunter (1984 series) #1
4 Limited Collector's Edition #39
5 Flash (1959 series) #271
6 New Teen Titans (1980 series) #39
7 Secret Society of Super-Villains #11
8 Batman #291
9 Legion of Super-Heroes (1980 series) #294
10 Action Comics #484
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10 Favorite Comic Covers of Michael Ulsan
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Comic Buyers Guide #1605, June 2005, page 115
"Producer of the movies: Swamp Thing, Batman, Batman Returns, Batman Forever, Catwoman, Constantine."
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1 Tales from the Tomb #1
2 Adventures of the Fly #3
3 Thunder Agents (1965 series) #1
4 Showcase #60
5 Detective Comics #327
6 Action Comics #252
7 Fantastic Four (1961 series) #3
8 Green Lantern (1960 series) #32
9 Justice League of America #21
10 Action Comics #256
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10 Most Often CGC graded books of the 1980's
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Comic Buyers Guide #1605, June 2005, page 37
These are the most often graded books of the 1980's by the CGC grading service.
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1 Wolverine (1982 series) #1
2 Amazing Spider-Man (1963 series) #300
3 Wolverine (1988 series) #1
4 Amazing Spider-Man (1963 series) #252
5 Daredevil (1964 series) #181
6 Marvel Super-Heroes Secret Wars #8
7 Web of Spider-Man #1
8 Wolverine (1982 series) #2
9 Wolverine (1982 series) #3
10 X-Men (1963 series) #137
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10 Most Often CGC graded books of the 1990's
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Comic Buyers Guide #1605, June 2005, page 38
These are the most often graded books of the 1990's by the CGC grading service.
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1 Spawn #1
2 Spider-Man (1990 series) #1 silver
3 Uncanny X-Men #266
4 Spider-Man (1990 series) #1 green
5 X-Men (1991 series) #1 deluxe
6 Amazing Spider-Man (1963 series) #361
7 X-Men (1991 series) #1
8 Witchblade #1
9 Amazing Spider-Man (1963 series) #357
10 Daredevil (1998 series) #1
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10 Hottest Books of Dec. 1992
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Wizard Magazine #17, Dec. 1992, page 108
These are the 10 hottest back-issues of Dec. 1992.
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1 Magnus: Robot Fighter (1991 series) #12
2 Spawn #4
3 Bloodshot (1993 series) #1
4 Shadowhawk #1
5 Eternal Warrior #4
6 Rai #4
7 Rai #3
8 Amazing Spider-Man (1963 series) #101
9 Harbinger #4
10 Shadowman (1992 series) #8
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10 Top Sellers of Nov. 1992
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Wizard Magazine #17, Dec. 1992, page 110
These are the 10 top sellers as reported by Diamond Comic book distributors in Nov. of 1992.
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1 Superman (1987 series) #12
2 Pitt #4
3 X-Men (1991 series) #16
4 Bloodshot (1993 series) #1
5 Uncanny X-Men #296
6 X-Force (1991 series) #18
7 Doom 2099 #1
8 X-Factor (1986 series) #86
9 Spawn #7
10 Spider-Man 2099 #3
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25 Top Sellers of April 1997
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CBGextra.com
These are the 25 top sellers as reported by Diamond Comic book distributors for April, 1992. The #1 issues listed are all "Amalgam" comics, a joint venture of Marvel and DC, depicting a new hero or hero team as a combination of an existing DC and Marvel hero or hero team.
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1 Uncanny X-Men #345
2 X-Men (1991 series) #65
3 Fantastic Four (1996 series) #8
4 JLA Annual #3
5 Wolverine (1988 series) #114
6 Exciting X-Patrol #1 (X-Men + Doom Patrol)
7 Iron Lantern #1 (Iron Man + Green Lantern)
8 JLX Unleashed #1 (Justice League + X-Men)
9 Magnetic Men Featuring Magneto #1 (Metal Men + Magneto)
10 Challengers of the Fantastic #1 (Challengers of the Unknown + Fantastic Four)
11 Spider-Boy Team-Up #1 (Spider-Man and Superboy)
12 Iron Man (1996 series) #8
13 Dark Claw Adventures #1 (Wolverine +Batman)
14 Super Soldier: Man of War #1 (Captain America + All American Men of War)
15 Bat-Thing #1 (Batman + The Thing)
16 Thorion of the New AsGods #1 (Thor + New Gods)
17 Generation Hex #1 (Generation X + Jonah Hex)
18 Avengers (1996 series) #8
19 Captain America (1996 series) #8
20 Generation X #28
21 Lobo the Duck #1 (Lobo + Howard the Duck)
22 X-Man #28
23 X-Men Unlimited (1993 series) #15
24 JLA #6
25 X-Factor (1986 series) #135
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Best Comics of 1961-1969: The Alley Awards
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A Decade of Comics Fan Awards: 1961-1970
Winners of the "Best Comic" or "Best Book-Length Story" for each year the Alley Awards were given.
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1961 Flash (1959 series) #123
1962 Mystery in Space #75
1963 Justice League of America #21-22
1964 Avengers (1963 series) #4
1965 Showcase #55
1966 Amazing Spider-Man (1963 series) #39
1967 Strange Adventures (1950 series) #207
1968 Brave and the Bold (1955 series) #79
1968 Silver Surfer (1968 series) #1
1969 Silver Surfer (1968 series) #5
1970 Green Lantern (1960 series) #71
* There was a tie in 1968.
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Best Comics of 1970-75: The Shazam Awards
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Wikipedia.org
The Shazam Awards were voted upon by industry professionals. In 1970, there was a tie. From 1971 through 1974, there were three nominees. The Winners are listed in bold.
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1970 Conan the Barbarian (1970 series) #2
1970 Green Lantern (1960 series) #76
1971 Green Lantern (1960 series) #85
1971 Conan the Barbarian (1970 series) #6
1971 Conan the Barbarian (1970 series) #4
1972 Swamp Thing (1972 series) #1
1972 Conan the Barbarian (1970 series) #20
1973 Conan the Barbarian (1970 series) #24
1973 Swamp Thing (1972 series) #6
1973 Marvel Premiere #10
1974 Detective Comics #443
1974 Detective Comics #439
1974 Savage Tales (1971 series) #1-3
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Best Comics of 1985-1987: The Kirby Awards
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Wikipedia.org
The Kirby Awards were voted upon by industry professionals.
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1985 Swamp Thing (1982 series) Annual #2
1986 Daredevil (1964 series) #227
1987 Batman: The Dark Knight Returns #1
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Best Comics of 1988-2005: The Eisner Awards
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Wikipedia.org
The Eisner Awards are voted upon by industry professionals.
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1988 Gumby Summer Fun Special #1
1989 Kings in Disguise #1
1990 No awards
1991 Concrete Celebrates Earth Day #1
1992 Sandman (1989 series) #22-28
1993 Nexus: The Origin #1
1994 Batman Adventures: Mad Love #1
1995 Batman Adventures Holiday Special #1
1996 Kurt Busiek's Astro City (1995 series) #4
1997 Kurt Busiek's Astro City (1996 series) #1
1998 Kurt Busiek's Astro City (1996 series) #10
1999 Hitman #34
2000 Tom Strong #1
2001 Promethea #10
2002 Eightball #22
2003 Stuff of Dreams #1
2004 Conan: The Legend #0
2005 Eightball #23
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Best Continuing Story, 1988-2005: The Eisner Awards
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Wikipedia.org
The Eisner Awards are voted upon by industry professionals.
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1993 Taboo: "From Hell"
1994 Bone: The Great Cow Race #
1995 Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge #285-96
1996 Strangers in Paradise #1-8
1997 Starman (1994 series) #20-23
1998 Kurt Busiek's Astro City (1996 series) #4-9
1999 Usagi Yojimbo (1996 series) #13-22
2000 Tom Strong #4-7
2001 100 Bullets (1999 series) #15-18
2002 Amazing Spider-Man (1999 series) #30-35
2003 Fables #1-5
2004 Gotham Central #6-10
2005 Fables #19-27
2006 Fables #36-38, 40-41
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Best Limited Series, 1988-2005: The Eisner Awards
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Wikipedia.org
The Eisner Awards are voted upon by industry professionals.
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1988 Watchmen
1989 Silver Surfer (1988 series)
1990 No awards
1991 Give Me Liberty
1992 Concrete: Fragile Creature
1993 Grendel: War Child
1994 Marvels
1995 Sin City: A Dame to Kill For
1996 Sin City: The Big Fat Kill
1997 Kingdom Come
1998 Batman: The Long Halloween
1999 300
2000 Whiteout: Melt
2001 Ring of the Nibelung
2002 Hellboy: Conqueror Worm
2003 League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (2002 series)
2004 Fantastic Four: Unstable Molecules
2005 DC: The New Frontier
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Best Series for Younger Readers, 1996-2005: The Eisner Awards
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Wikipedia.org
The Eisner Awards are voted upon by industry professionals.
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1996 Batman and Robin Adventures
1997 Leave It To Chance
1998 Batman and Robin Adventures
1999 Batman: Gotham Adventures
2000 Simpsons Comics
2001 Scary Grandmother
2002 Herobear and the Kid
2003 Herobear and the Kid
2004 Walt Disney's Uncle Scrooge
2005 Plastic Man (2004 series)
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Best Humor Series, 1992-2005: The Eisner Awards
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Wikipedia.org
The Eisner Awards are voted upon by industry professionals.
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1992 Groo the Wanderer
1993 Bone
1994 Bone
1995 Bone
1996 Milk and Cheese
1997 Sergio Aragones Destroys DC
1997 Sergio Aragones Massacres Marvel
1998 Gon Swimmin'
1999 Sergio Aragones Groo
2000 Bart Simpson's Treehouse of Terror
2001 Sock Monkey
2002 Radioactive Man
2003 Amazing Screw-On Head
2004 Formerly Known as the Justice League
2005 Goon #1
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10 Top Villainous Moments
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http://comics.ign.com/articles/672/672586p1.html
An interesting list from an interesting website about comics.
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1 Batman #428 Joker kills Robin (Jason Todd)
2 Amazing Spider-Man (1963 series) #121 Death of Gwen Stacy
3 Daredevil (1964 series) #181 Bullseye Kills Elektra.
4 Batman #497 Bane Breaks Batman's Back
5 Watchmen #11-12 Ozymandias' Alien Menace
6 Superman (1987 series) #75 Death of Superman
7 X-Men (1991 series) #25 Magneto Rips Out Wolverine's Adamantium
8 Batman: The Killing Joke #1 Joker cripples Barbara Gordon
9 X-Factor (1986 series) #10 Angel of the X-Men loses his wings.
10 Thunderbolts #1 Final page = biggest surprise in comic history.
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References to Superman in 28 Episodes of "Seinfeld"
Not really an "expert pick", but an interesting list none-the-less. The numbers are the episode number of each episode.
5. The Stock Tip: Jerry, George, Elaine discuss if Superman would have super-humor.
11. The Revenge: Jerry to Kramer: "You're like Lex Luthor".
13. The Heart Attack: Jerry asks George if he wants him to go out and buy him a Superman comic.
24. The Cafe: Jerry talks about how frustrating it is to be Superman: "Superman, yeah thanks for saving my life, but did you have to come through my wall? I'm renting here, I've got a security deposit."
25. The Tape: George asks what the Chinese would gain by faking a cure for baldness. Jerry replies: "If it was real, they would never let it out of the country. No baldness, it'd be like a nation of Supermen".
34. The Boyfriend: Keith Hernandez compliments Jerry: "I love your bit on Jimmy Olsen".
46. The Watch: George trys to re-negotiate with NBC, but gets less than originally offered. Jerry: "You know, this is how they negotiate in the bizarro world."
48. The Cheever Letters: Susan's father says his cabin is his "sanctuary." George: "Kinda like Superman's fortress of solitude?"
55. The Visa: George says that that Jerry's whole life revolves around Superman and cereal.
57. The Outing: Jerry tells NYU reporter Sharon he was attracted to her because she reminded him of Lois Lane.
58. The Implant. Elaine, knowing Sidra is dating Jerry, asks, "Hey, does he ever talk about Superman?"
61. The Smelly Car. Jerry, describing the smelly car tells George, "Even Superman would be helpless against this kind of stench."
66. The Lip Reader. George says that having a lip reader as your friend, is "like having Superman for a friend."
76. The Stall. George gives a Superman comic to his friend, hurt in a disfiguring face accident.
77. The Marine Biologist. Elaine accuses Jerry of hitting on her friend. Jerry: "You know when Superman saves a woman's life they don't accuse him of hitting on her."
Elaine: "You're not Superman."
80. The Stand-In. Jerry wonders "and this whole Justice League, Batman, Green Lantern, Wonder Woman. You mean to tell me Superman can't cover everything?"
90. The Chinese Woman. George sees his father with a man wearing a cape, and notes he doesn't trust men who wear capes. Jerry: "Superman wore a cape." George: "Well, he's an exception."
94. The Mom and Pop Store. Jerry isn't invited to Tim Whatley's party and asks Elaine to find out why. Elaine: "So Jerome, I did a little snooping around for you." Jerry: "Ah! What'd you find out, Lois?"
96. The Race. Asked if he was the fastest runner in school, Jerry says, "Faster than a speeding bullet Lois."
97. The Switch. Jerry complains that his girlfriend has no sense of humor. "The jokes kept bouncing off her like Superman."
109. The Face Painter. After George tells Siena he loves her, he wishes he could go back in time like Superman.
117. The Secret Code: Jerry's PIN number is "Jor-El", Superman's father's name.
122. The Caddy. Elaine complains about her enemy, Sue-Ellen Mishke. Replies Jerry, "She's your Lex Luthor."
123. The Seven. Seeing his girlfriend in the same outfit, Jerry asks, "Is she wearing the same thing over and over again? Or does she have a closet full of these, like Superman?"
134. The Invitations. Jerry and his girlfriend Jeannie are seen reading Superman comics.
137. The Bizarro Jerry. The entire episode is based on the premise of the reverse Bizarro world.
169. The Cartoon. Jerry makes fun of Elaine's drawing. Elaine: "It's better than your drawings of naked Lois Lane."
170. The Strong Box. George jokes that Elaine's poor boyfriend would have a girlfriend named Lois Loan.
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| Best Comic, 1988-2005: The Harvey Awards
| www.HarveyAwards.org
The Harvey Awards are voted upon by industry professionals. In the lists below, the Winner is followed by the other nominees.
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1988 Winner Watchmen #9
1988 Gumby Summer Special #1
1988 Love & Rockets #19
1988 Love & Rockets #23
1988 Space Ghost Special #1
1989 Winner Batman: The Killing Joke #1
1989 Animal Man #5
1989 Concrete #10
1989 Cerebus the Aardvark #114
1989 Jam: Super-Cool Color-Injected Turbo Adventure from Hell #1
1989 Neat Stuff #11
1989 Rocketeer Adventure Magazine #1
1990 Winner Eightball #1
1990 Black Orchid #2-3
1990 Cerebus: Jaka's Story
1990 Kings in Disguise #6
1990 Love & Rockets #29
1990 Secret Origins (1986 series) Special #1
1990 Xenozoic Tales #8
1991 Winner Eightball #3
1991 Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #11
1991 Hate #2
1991 Love & Rockets #32-34
1991 Miracleman #19
1991 Sandman (1989 series) #19
1991 Xenozoic Tales #10
1991 Yummy Fur #21
1991 Zot! #33
1992 Winner Xenozoic Tales #11
1992 Batman/Judge Dredd: Judgement on Gotham #1
1992 Eightball #6
1992 Hate #6
1992 Sandman (1989 series) Special #1
1992 Zot! #35
1993 Winner Tantalizing Stories Presents Frank in the River #1
1993 Big Mouth #1
1993 Hate #9
1993 Invisible People: Book #1
1993 Next: The Origin #1
1993 Rubber Blanket #2
1993 Xenozoic Tales #12
1994 Winner Batman: Mad Love #1
1994 Blab! #7
1994 Blood Club #1
1994 Graffiti Kitchen #1
1994 Madman Adventures #3
1994 Marvels #1
1994 Sandman (1989 series) #50
1995 Winner Marvels #4
1995 Acme Novelty Library #1
1995 Hate #16
1995 Sandman (1989 series) #58-66
1995 Twisted Sisters #2
1995 Xenozoic Tales #13
1996 Winner Kurt Busiek's Astro City #1
1996 Blab! #8
1996 Black Hole #1
1996 Eightball #15
1996 Sandman (1989 series) #69
1996 Self-Loathing #1
1996 Sin City: Silent Night #1
1997 Winner Acme Novelty Library #7
1997 Black Hole #3
1997 Eightball #17
1997 From Hell #10
1997 Xenozoic Tales #14
1998 Winner Eightball #18
1998 Black Hole #4
1998 Deadpool (1998 series) #11
1998 Incredible Hulk (1988 series) # -1
1998 Starman (1994 series) #37
1999 Winner Penny Century #3
1999 Acme Novelty Library #10
1999 Eightball #19
1999 Schizo #3
2000 Winner Acme Novelty Library #13
2000 Batman: War on Crime #1
2000 Blab! #10
2000 Eightball #20
2000 Tomorrow Stories #2
2001 Winner Superman & Batman: World's Funnest #1
2001 Acme Novelty Library #14
2001 Drawn & Quarterly Volume 3 #1
2001 Penny Century #7
2001 Shazam!: Power of Hope #1
2002 Winner Eightball #22
2002 Acme Novelty Library #15
2002 Atlas #1
2002 Drawn & Quarterly Volume 4 #1
2002 Ring of the Nibelung: Sigfried #1
2002 Ruse #1
2002 Wonder Woman: Spirit of Truth #1
2003 Winner League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (2002 series) #1
2003 Amazing Screw on Head #1
2003 Black Hole #10
2003 Fantastic Four (1998 series) #60
2003 Mystic Funnies #3
2003 Supernatural Law #35
2004 Winner (tie) Gotham Central #6-10
2004 Winner Love & Rockets #9
2004 Kurt Busiek's Astro City (2004 series) #2
2004 Black Hole #11
2004 CSI: Serial #1-5
2004 Quicken Forbidden #12
2004 Supernatural Law #38
2005 Batman: Room Full of Strangers #1
2005 Black Hole #12
2005 Dogs and Water #1
2005 Identity Crisis #1-4
2005 Eightball #23
2005 Pubhedz #1
2005 Supernatural Law #101
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| Best Series, 1988-2005: The Harvey Awards
| www.HarveyAwards.org
The Harvey Awards are voted upon by industry professionals. In the lists below, the Winner is followed by the other nominees.
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1988 Winner Watchmen
1988 Concrete
1988 Love & Rockets
1988 Nexus
1988 Swamp Thing (1982 series)
1989 Winner Love & Rockets
1989 Concrete
1989 Neat Stuff
1989 Nexus
1989 V for Vendetta
1989 Yummy Fur
1990 Winner Love & Rockets
1990 Animal Man
1990 Cerebus the Aardvark
1990 Neat Stuff
1990 Sandman (1989 series)
1990 Yummy Fur
1991 Winner Eightball
1991 Hate
1991 Love & Rockets
1991 Sandman (1989 series)
1991 Yummy Fur
1992 Winner Eightball
1992 Cerebus the Aardvark
1992 Doom Patrol (1991 series)
1992 Hate
1992 Sandman (1989 series)
1993 Winner Sandman (1989 series)
1993 Cages
1993 Invisible People
1993 Love & Rockets
1993 Eightball
1993 Hate
1994 Winner Marvels
1994 1963
1994 Eightball
1994 From Hell
1994 Sandman (1989 series)
1994 Tantalizing Stories
1995 Winner From Hell
1995 Eightball
1995 Sandman (1989 series)
1995 Sin City: The Big Fat Kill
1995 Starman (1994 series)
1996 Winner Sin City
1996 Acme Novelty Library
1996 Bone
1996 Eightball
1996 From Hell
1996 Stray Bullets
1997 Winner Eightball
1997 Kurt Busiek's Astro City
1997 Black Hole
1997 Hellboy: Wake the Devil
1997 Kingdom Come
1998 Winner Kurt Busiek's Astro City
1998 Acme Novelty Library
1998 Black Hole
1998 Elric: Stormbringer
1998 Hellboy
1999 Winner 300
1999 Acme Novelty Library
1999 Black Hole
1999 Eightball
1999 Penny Century
2000 Winner Acme Novelty Library
2000 Kurt Busiek's Astro City
2000 Eightball
2000 Penny Century
2000 Tom Strong
2001 Winner Acme Novelty Library
2001 Bone
2001 Promethea
2001 Sock Monkey
2001 Weasel
2002 Winner 100 Bullets
2002 Acme Novelty Library
2002 Eightball
2002 Hellboy
2002 Scion
2003 Winner League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (2002 series)
2003 100 Bullets
2003 Black Hole
2003 Louis Riel
2003 Weasel
2004 Winner League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (2002 series)
2004 Black Hole
2004 Love & Rockets
2004 Promethea
2004 Supernatural Law
2005 Eightball
2005 Identity Crisis
2005 Love & Rockets
2005 New Frontier
2005 Supernatural Law
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| Best New Series, 1988-2005: The Harvey Awards
| www.HarveyAwards.org
The Harvey Awards are voted upon by industry professionals. In the lists below, the Winner is followed by the other nominees.
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1988 Winner Concrete
1988 American
1988 Hellblazer
1988 Justice League
1988 Marshall Law
1988 Yummy Fur
1989 Winner Kings in Disguise
1989 Aliens (1989 series)
1989 Animal Man
1989 Maze Agency
1989 Sandman (1989 series)
1990 Winner Eightball
1990 Baker Street
1990 Beautiful Stories for Ugly Children
1990 Denizens of Deep City
1990 Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight
1990 Unsupervised Existence
1991 Winner Hate
1991 Buzz
1991 Dirty Plotte
1991 Give Me Liberty
1992 Graphique Musique
1992 Winner Cages
1992 Grateful Dead Comics
1992 Lowlife
1992 Naughty Bits
1992 Palookaville
1993 Winner Madman Comics
1993 Big Mouth
1993 Cud
1993 Spawn
1993 Tantalizing Stories
1994 Winner Captain Sternn
1994 Idiotland
1994 Meatcake
1994 Melting Pot
1994 Palestine
1995 Winner Acme Novelty Library
1995 Starman (1994 series)
1995 THB
1995 Twisted Sisters
1995 Tyrant
1996 series Kurt Busiek's Astro City
1996 Black Hole
1996 Optic Nerve
1996 Preacher
1996 Stray Bullets
1997 Winner Leave It To Chance
1997 Barry Windsor-Smith: Storyteller
1997 Berlin
1997 New Love
1997 Terminal City
1998 Winner Penny Century
1998 20/20 Visions
1998 Detour
1998 Mage: The Hero Defined
1999 Lost
1999 Yikes
2000 Winner Spirt: The New Adventures
2000 Luba
2000 Measles
2000 Nimrod
2000 Uban Hipster
2001 Winner Weasel
2001 Louis Riel
2001 Planetary
2001 Promethea
2001 Tom Strong
2001 Top Ten
2002 Winner Luba's Comics and Stories
2002 Atomics
2002 Blue Monday
2002 Castle Waiting
2002 Jack Staff
2002 Powers (2000 series)
2003 Winner Rubber Necker
2003 Fables
2003 Raisin Pike
2003 X-Statix
2003 Y: The Last Man
2004 Winner Plastic Man (2003 series)
2004 Belly Button
2004 Human Target (2003 series)
2004 Love Fights
2004 Pogostick
2005 Amazing Adventures of the Escapist
2005 Ex Machina: The First Hundred Days
2005 Or Else
2005 Owly
2005 Marvel 1602
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| 10 Best Children's Comics
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"Comic books are a great way for kids to get interested and excited about reading as well as helping to develop their imaginations. But nothing can be more important for parents than to be sure that their children are reading age appropriate material. The following is a list of the top 10 comic books geared for kids and you can be sure that there is something they will love and dig into."
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1 Teen Titans Go!
2 Marvel Essentials
3 Sonic the Hedgehog
4 Justice League Adventures
5 Marvel Adventures
6 Ultimate Spider-Man
7 Incredibles
8 Spider-Girl
9 Looney Tunes
10 Archie Comics
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| 8 Comics Inspired by the Heroes of 9/11
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Heroes (2001 series) Top selling comic of 2001
Moment of Silence
9-11 - The World's Finest Comic Book Writers and Artists Tell Stories to Remember
9-11 - Artists Respond
The Call
The Call: The Precinct (honors police officers)
The Call: The Brotherhood (honors firefighters)
The Call: The Wagon (honors emergency medical workers)
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| Andy Smith's 10 Most Important Comics of the 1990's
| www.sequart.com
"Andy Smith has been a comic book commentator for more than 20 years"
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1 Harbinger #1
2 Spawn #1
3 Superman (1987 series) #75
4 X-Men (1991 series) #1
5 Marvels #1
6 Magnus Robot Fighter (1991 series) #1
7 Kurt Busiek's Astro City #1
8 Solar #0
9 Daredevil (1998 series) #1
10 Authority (1991 series) #1
And 20 more that almost made the list
Adventures of Superman #500
Bloodshot (1993 series) #1
Bone #1
Dark Horse Presents 5th Anniversary Special #1
Death: The High Cost of Living #1
Gen 13 (1994 series) #1
Harbinger #0
Kingdom Come #1
Lady Death (1994 series) #1
New Mutants (1983 series) #87
John Byrne's Next Men #21
Preacher #1
Prime (1993 series) #1
Rai #0
Turok: Dinosaur Hunter #1
Unity #0
Witchblade #1
X-O Manowar (1992 series) #1
Youngblood (1992 series) #1
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