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My money is that you burn out before the first spoiler-spoiler spoiler. I'll also point out that most people doing this start out in 1961 rather than try to pick through the mess that is golden age Timely/Atlas/Marvel/One-of-the-other-two-dozen-company-names-used.
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Yvonmukluk posted:Those people are cowards. Maybe they don't want to read six hundred low end, nearly identical funny animal comics?
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Mr. Steak posted:
Well, you found the central theme of pre-WW2 Namor pretty quickly.  Mr. Steak posted:edit: by the way, i'm using the marvel wiki's weekly publication pages to find the order of releases, so i'm not sure animal comics published under a different name will be there? but if they are, i'm gonna read them! I doubt that you'll reach that point (the funny animal books period really kicked off around 1950), but those lists are usually completely superhero focused rather than an actual document of what happened. So they typically ignore things like the crime comics, the westerns, the funny animal books, the teen comedies, and the romances that were in the rotation for Marvel up to the 1970's.
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