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First Comics - Definition and Overview |
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First Comics was an American publisher of comic books.
Launching in 1983, First boasted a strong line-up of creators - Frank Brunner, Mike Grell, Howard Chaykin, Joe Staton, Steven Grant, Mike Baron, Steve Rude, Tim Truman and Jim Starlin - but its titles met with variable success and the company eventually went under in the late 1980s.
Probably its best-known titles were Chaykin's satirical futuristic cop series American Flagg; the space superhero series Nexus by Mike Baron and Steve Rude; an action/superhero/fantasy/comedy series called Badger, also by Baron; and Mike Grell's Jon Sable, which was briefly adapted for TV. First also published a series of comic adaptations of the Eternal Champion books by Michael Moorcock
Titles published by First Comics:
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Example Usage of Comics |
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TerenceWan: Contrary to critics, I enjoyed X3 the most. It was the one that was most like the actual Comics. X1 and X2 were kinda boring. |
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modelnicotine: Famous authors rewrite the Comics. http://j.mp/2TtTHO |
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stormdreaker: @georgecraigono Donald Duck Comics were banned from Finland because he doesn't wear pants. |
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