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The True 1000th Issue Archived

10/31/26(Sat)16:34:36 No.156132882

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The True 1000th Issue 10/31/26(Sat)16:34:36 No.156132882 Archived

>>156132973 >>156134403

>Action Comics is the first American Comic Book to reach Issue 1000
>The Amazing Spider-Man was both the first single character and originally monthly American Comic Book to reach Issue 1000

The problem, however is that neither of them have run strictly monthly their entire run, have been renumbered several times, and (in ASM's case) may have included other series in their issue count. If you collected all 1000 issues of either, you're not going to see them go from #1 to #1000. You're going to see no less than four Issue #1s.

Is there ANY American comic book that:
>Has kept a constant monthly schedule
>Has never been cancelled
>Has never been renumbered or renamed

Anonymous
10/31/26(Sat)16:40:42 No.156132973

Anonymous 10/31/26(Sat)16:40:42 No.156132973

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>>156134446

>>156132882
>Is there ANY American comic book that:
>Has kept a constant monthly schedule
>Has never been cancelled
>Has never been renumbered or renamed
You can hate todd mcfarlen and you MUST hate erik larsen.

But at least spawn and savage dragon didn't do none of those 3 things that you said

Anonymous
10/31/26(Sat)18:22:32 No.156134403

Anonymous 10/31/26(Sat)18:22:32 No.156134403

>>156132882
Idk

Anonymous
10/31/26(Sat)18:24:59 No.156134446

Anonymous 10/31/26(Sat)18:24:59 No.156134446

>>156132973
>Savage Dragon
>constant schedule
Pick 1