What's the 1st DC Comic you ever purchased?

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Red Hood: The Lost Days

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flash vol. 2 #47 1990 issue

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Teen Titans (2016-) #20

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The Brave and The Bold, issue 30, starring the Justice League of America, available at this site, was the beginning of me buying comics , around 1960, when I was ten.

Prior to that, I bought Detective Comics 255 because of the dinosaurs on the covers. I loved dinosaurs. I found that story in an old 100 page Batman annual yesterday. It is a murder mystery and Batman as Batman is not needed in the story

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Flash Rebirth Volume 1

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With my own nickels? Saga of the swamp thing 2, with the kickass photo cover. Hes been in my top 5 characters ever since

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The Death of Superman

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Batman: Court of Owls

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Adventure 300

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Oracle and Black Canary: Birds of Prey

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Batman beyond rebirth issue whichever is the first one in the second arc

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Harley Quinn #1 before that it was X-Men

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I didn’t really have a first. when I was younger, one of my uncles friends gave me a lot of his comic.

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Superman #1, from the late 80’s run by John Byrne. I was six and saw the cover of superman in that vulnerable state with Metallo staring down over him with his kryptonite heart.

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Batman and robin issue 16 from the dick/Damian run

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Gotham city sirens vol.1

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My first ever comic purchase was Harley Quinn and Batman #1, and I just glumly assumed all comics were that short. Didn’t end up liking the mini-series, anyway, either. Harley Quinn’s still my 2nd-favorite character of all time, though.

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Batman 1938

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The killing joke

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Showing my age here, however, the 1st DC comic was back in the early '60s and I can’t even remember what one it would have been cause the comics I was purchasing had no covers. Back then, the local news shops that sold comics use to remove the cover and returned them for credit as being unsold, They would then sell the comics with the missing covers for like 2 for $.10 or 6 for $.25, so as a kid with limited cash, I’d buy the missing cover comics. Hence it’s harder to remember what number comic I was reading.

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