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Posted 9/13/2009 8:18:41 AM


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Last year I started the 1982 DC thread and thought it was time we took at look at Marvel's in 1982. As we start 1982 I am a Marvel Zombie collecting both the UK and US distributed titles. By the time we hit '82 the uk price variants had ended and duel US/UK pricing on issues had been introduced. The volume of Marvel's black and white weekly reprints dwindled in '82 and Marvel switched focus in the UK from Super-hero titles to targeting younger readers with titles like Rupert, Kim and Scooby-Doo. 

By the summer my passion had changed from Marvel to DC. Titles like Team America, Time Bandits and Marvel Two in One seeming less sophisticated than the Great Darkness Saga running in Legion of Super-Heroes and the Wolfman/Perez New Teen Titans. It was not all over for Marvel. I was still a big Avengers fan.

I remember going to the comic shop and not being able to afford both Wolverine 1 and Hercules 1 and eventually settling for Hercules (oh well). I still don't own the Wolverine limited series and need to correct that.

Favourite Marvel titles back in 1982 were the UK Captain America magazines, Avengers, Conan (I traded those away in the 90's and want them back damn it), Dazzler, Defenders, Hercules (it was the Layton art), Micronauts (I loved this), Power Man (I have no idea why I loved this), Rom (Also traded away in the 90's). I was not much into X-Men until 1983 so most of my 1982 issues were purchased as back issues later on.

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Posted 9/13/2009 8:23:34 AM


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This is my first attempt at a Marvel 1982 checklist. I have divided it into three sections, the titles Marvel distributed to US newsstands and the International direct market, the titles giveaway Marvel produced for promotional purposes and the titles Marvel produced for UK newsstand distrubution. I need to do more research/buying to fill out some of the blanks in the UK titles.

TitleIssuesTotalOwn
Amazing Spider-Man224 to 235, An16134
Annie1 to 222
Avengers215 to 226, An111312
Bizzare Adventures30 to 3342
Blade Runner1 to 220
Captain America265 to 276, An6133
Conan The Barbarian130 to 141, An7131
Conan The Barbarian Movie Special1 to 220
Conan The King9 to 1350
Crazy Magazine82 to 92110
Daredevil178 to 189122
Dazzler11 to 221212
Death of Captain Marvel110
Defenders103 to 1141212
Dennis the Menace3 to 13110
Dennis the Menace Comics Digest1 to 330
Doctor Strange51 to 5663
Dreadstar110
Dreadstar Graphic Novel110
Elric The Dreaming City111
Epic Illustrated10 to 1562
Fantastic Four238 to 249125
Fantastic Four Roast110
Ghost Rider64 to 75120
G. I. Joe1 to 660
G. I. Joe Marvel Treasury Edition110
Hercules1 to 444
Incredible Hulk267 to 278, An 11132
Iron Man154 to 165, An 5131
Ka-Zar The Savage10 to 211212
Kull The Conqueror110
Life of John Paul II110
Marvel and DC Present the X-Men and the Teen Titans111
Marvel Comics Super Special21 to 2330
Marvel Fanfare1 to 553
Marvel Movie Showcase Featuring Star Wars1 to 220
Marvel Movie Spotlight Featuring Raiders of the Lost Arc110
Marvel Super-Heroes Contest of Champions1 to 332
Marvel Super-Heroes  10510
Marvel Tales135 to 146120
Marvel Team-Up113 to 124, An5139
Marvel Two-in-One83 to 94, An7138
Master of Kung Fu108 to 119120
Micronauts37 to 48129
Moon Knight15 to 26121
New Mutants Graphic Novel110
Power Man and Iron Fist77 to 88127
Rom26 to 37120
Savage She-Hulk24 to 2521
Savage Sword of Conan72 to 83120
Silver Surfer110
Smurfs110
Spectacular Spider-Man62 to 73121
Spider-Woman42 to 4762
Spidey Super Stories56 to 5720
Star Trek1810
Starlord The Special Edition110
Team America1 to 777
Thor315 to 326, An10138
Time Bandits110
Uncanny X-Men153 to 164, An61313
Very Best of Dennis the Menace1 to 330
Vision and the Scarlet Witch1 to 222
Warlock Special Edition110
What If31 to 3660
Wolverine1 to 440
X-Men God Loves Man Kills110
TOTAL 42468)">154
TitleIssuesTotalOwn
Amazing Spider-Man Crisis At Cape Canaveral110
Spider-Man and the Incredible Hulk [Austin American-Statesman]110
Spider-Man and the Incredible Hulk [Denver Post]110
Spider-Man and the Incredible Hulk [Houston]110
Spider-Man and the Incredible Hulk [San Antonio]110
Spider-Man and the Incredible Hulk [Dallas Times Herald]111
Marvel Guide to Collecting Comics110
Spider-Man Storm and Power Man110
TOTAL 880)">1
TitleIssuesTotalOwn
Avengers Winter Treasury Special110
Blakes Seven? 0
Blake's Seven SpecialsSummer, Winter20
Blockbuster8 to 922
Captain America48 to 591212
Chiller Pocket Book?  
Classic Comics Pocket Book?  
Savage Sword of Conan?121
Conan Winter Specialnn10
Daredevil Winter Specialnn11
Dracula Summer Specialnn10
Dragonslayer110
Fantastic Four1 to 141410
Fantastic Four Pocket Book?  
Fantastic Four Summer Specialnn10
Future Tense? 1
Incredible Hulk1 to 272713
Incredible Hulk Specialnn11
Kim? 0
Kim Winter Specialnn10
Marvel Madhouse  0
Marvel Superheroes  3
Monster Monthly1 to 8, 9?81
Not the World Cup Specialnn10
Rampage  5
Rom Summer Special111
Rupert Weekly1 to 111111
Savage Action1510
Scooby-Doo & His TV Friends   
Scooby Doo Special   
Silver Surfer Winter Specialnn10
Spider-Man  461 or 462 to 5125237
Spider-Man Specials   
Star Trek Winter Specialnn11
Star Wars153 to 1641212
Superman and Spider-Man   
Worzel Gummage  1
Worzel Gummidge Special   
X-Men Pocket Book   
X-Men Specials  0
Young Romance Pocket Book?  
TOTAL 165126)">113

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1982 was the year where I bought just about every Marvel comic published. Sadly Earl, I no longer have most of them.

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Posted 9/13/2009 1:09:03 PM


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1982 was the year where I bought just about every Marvel comic published. Sadly Earl, I no longer have most of them.

I know what you mean. As far as I recall I only traded away a few issus of Rom and Conan and I still regret that. I did trade them for 70's House of Secrets however so it's not all bad

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Posted 10/9/2009 11:29:35 AM


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Starting my focus on this small with the following order...

Avengers (1963-1996) Annual 11 NM                    1      $3.30
Kull the Conqueror (1982 2nd Series) 1 NM            1      $0.98
Marvel Comics Super Special (1977 Magazine) 23 NM    1      $3.30
Marvel Fanfare (1982 1st Series) 1 NM                1      $2.70
Marvel Fanfare (1982 1st Series) 2 NM                1      $3.30
Marvel Movie Showcase Featuring Star Wars (1982) 1   1      $2.98
Marvel Movie Spotlight Featuring Raiders of the Lo   1      $1.98

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Posted 10/9/2009 11:48:30 PM


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HAH! And people say nothing good ever came out of the 80's...

COMICS WERE AWESOME IN THE 80'S!!

Just got done reading ASM Annual #14 (a very nice 9.0 find I probably got for a buck at most! ), pretty good story and art.

Picked up the latest Wizard for S's&G's a couple days ago, they DARED compare the 'Armor Wars' of the 80's to todays new 'Armor Wars' story line...

PUH-LEASE! That was such a cool story and Bright's/Layton's art was top-notch, made Iron Man a 'must-get' comic.

I, personally, loved the 80's. My RAIDERS were stomping on everyone, Vans shoes will always be hip, rock 'n roll was in full-tilt...

and comics were cheap and awesome.

LONG LIVE THE 80's!!

-tom

(I mean, come on... if the 70's can make a comeback, someone better help me bring back the 80's, at least for a few months. )

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Posted 11/28/2009 12:30:18 AM
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I just have a question, I have in my possession an X-men comic from the 80's and have not been able to find out how much its worth on this site. It is an X-men issue #193 from what I think is 1984 but I'm not sure. It has wolverine fighting warpath on the cover with other characters fighting in the background. It also says it a special double-sized issue and is "Gala 100th anniversary issue of the all-new-all-different X-men". Any help as to how much its worth or where I can find out ow much its worth will be greatly appreciated.
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Posted 11/28/2009 5:51:02 AM


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It's listed in the guide under 'Uncanny X-Men'.

Earl.

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Posted 11/28/2009 8:24:46 AM


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Those are all pretty cheap. The Pope John Paul peaked at $75 after he died, but it's gone back down.
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Posted 11/28/2009 2:53:01 PM
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Thanks Earl I appreciate it, that helped alot.
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