What did you lose your comic book virginity to?

[JCAll]

Superman, of course. It was Man of Steel #0. Still have it too.

[icctrombone]

The first Comic bought for me was Fantastic Four #102. But my interest was stoked by my older brother who brought some comics home for me when I was sick. Seem to remember Avengers #59 where Hank turns into Yellowjacket for the first time.

[heretic]

I read through my older cousin's collection of '60s LoSH trades, but what truly hooked me was Uncanny X Men #210.

*sigh* Old School Claremont.

[Ragdoll]

My first comic series was when they continued Buffy The Vampire Slayer.
My second comic was starting to read The Walking Dead a few years later after becoming a fan of the show. But that one led to me getting into the comics medium in a serious way.

[Factor]

An Ultimate Spider-Man issue that had an X-men team-up. I was much more interested in reading about the X-men, though. I loved the X-men TAS carton.

[Iron_Legion87]

It was a spider man comic that involved venom. I don't remember the exact issue or story line but it was awesome!

[Iron_Legion87]

But before i really got into comics during my teen years, I was a huge fan of the animated series of Batman, Spider Man, and X-Men.

[Haydn C]

Ditto!

10char

Yep, The Beano, same for me before moving on to 2000AD.

[MyriVerse]

Do Peanuts and/or assorted Harvey Comics count?

[Kieran_Frost]

Thunderbolts #1 (1997)

[Skyefyre]

My grandma gave me a three pack of comics when I was a little kid, it had Spiderman, Captain America and Incredible Hulk.... I was hooked after that.

[numberthirty]

Far enough back that I really don't recall.

[manatree]

Don't remember exactly, but The Unknown Soldier would be a good guess.

[ed2962]

Older relatives gave me random comics before I could even read. Because I remember the pictures I know they were Haunted Tank, Millie the Model, Batman, Thor, Dr Strange,Silver Surfer and Mad Magazine. The first comic I remember buying was Spidey Super Stories which was a spin off from a kid's show on PBS called The Electric Company. Right after that, I realized that the "real" Spiderman comic was Amazing Spiderman. I think the first issue of that I bought was #148 with the Jackal throwing chained Spidey off a bridge.


For what it's worth Rita Moreno and Morgan Freeman and sometime Bill Cosby were on The Electric Company.

[Step]

I think it was an Asterix comic, IDK about the specific one, but it was at my school and I always read it, either that or Dennis the Menace I read at a dentists~

The first one I started reading when I really wanted to get me into comics was Batman: Year One, I think...oh no wait!!! It was the Runaways