These aren't in any particular order but hopefully may help someone.
HINTS:
First major Marvel comic magazine whose title and team involves numbers. Broke ground in the comic book industry, and on the monstrous cover.
During the late 1970's, you had to use a two-word title to speculate about things. (Spidey ended up as a member of The Avengers after all. ) Just search in that Volume. Ends with a ? in the title.
Nearing the end of World War II, a red, white, and blue patriotic character, that Volume of Comics before 40.
That marvelous team with the numbers has an enemy whose medical status is a bit apocalyptic. Silver Age, that is. Yearly publication.
NOT "Old Love". The opposite.
Whom this Quest is all about:
There are two listings you see and will make you sing;
It is for the man known as "The King";
He is someone who cannot be missed;
The choice which is second on the list.
(Check that little box on the right when you see the page. What can be seen is there in green.)
You never want to be late for work or school, but you want to be....
That Greek Mythological dude who held up the world.
Speculative comic book with a two-word title from one of the Big 2's Volumes. Silver Age comic book whose cover features the likenesses of some of the "herd", almost like a cattle feedlot, who ran things back in the day, including that one old fellow who has made numerous cameos in some super hero related movies. Also, one of the Big 2's "numbered" teams, lesser than 5.
The early Volume of the same title which appeared every year. Also, the name of it is the opposite of "Mulitply and Withdraw."
@NightFang: Comic Crasher. The Quest is about this man. He is full of "character" if you look at the page. It "appears" on that page in the box to the right where it can be seen in green.
It is hard to give out hints without giving away the issues themselves, but here we go anyway
Comic Crasher Go to Jack's character page (not his person page) and a click on the appearances link below the comics; remember they have to be comics Jack actually worked on, so he has to be in the credits.
Universally Unknown It's Jack Kirby's Universe
Marvelous Ushers Check out the First Family's first issue and their Publisher, along with the Publisher when it was on time and when it has the weight of the world on its shoulders
The Times They Are A-Changin' Check out some young romance and Cap's comic number two years before the war
" Does the last Cap comic have to be WW II because I checked and it didn't come up with anything or is it from the 60's Captain America comics? "Yup, it is actually the one from April 1944. "
Came in at 172 - wasn't that hard after I realized that the Comics By Cover sorting tabs also had links below the series that would take you directly to a list of the issues that are related to the character or creator.
Need help with the "Marvelous Ushers" I already got the "Marvel" publishing names, I just need a hint or the answer to Jack Kirby's first big title. For some reason it isn't Captain America. Thanks in advanced
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