What Comic Book Knocks Off Batman on the 1947 CGC Census Count?

[@2ndbestbob]

I doubt anyone guessed the no. 1 book. I was nowhere near! 😆 These are great videos, Jim. I'm really enjoying this series. Thanks. 🙂

[@davidrogers6628]

Thanks for doing this. Great info. Looking forward to the next installment!

[@comicfanagain8405]

Loll love the “Bob Kane” air quotes. It is interesting, how the greatest superhero and possibly the greatest IP of all time was “created” (or at least first conceived) by one of the most nefarious individuals of all time.

[@JMChick47]

Thanks for the vid on 1947 when I was born. Going to start looking for some of those books.

[@KenJohnson5ve]

I believe it is the Trial of The Incredible Hulk.

[@bronzevillecomics2581]

@@KenJohnson5ve he was on that but it was a TV movie, not a feature film.

[@KenJohnson5ve]

@@bronzevillecomics2581 ooh right. Then, if memory serves me correctly, apart from any narration he did previously, I recall his first appearance would be in the X-Men movie in 2000.

[@philipdispenza]

Your #12 book, Planet Comics had the wrong info shown. You had #10 Four Color #159 book with the 179 copies. 54 Phantom Lady #13 you also put as 179 copies, though you said 66 on the census. Actually you listed the Classics Illustrated #43 as the #10 Four Color #159 again. I won't update any more mistakes.

[@alancarr7718]

Good Evening Jim Please don't watch Brenda Starr, I did watch in the VHS days! It was dire. But what is nor Dire is you fantastic series. Happy New Year Bronzeville Comics, thank your for your enthusiasm Cheers Al TheGoldkeyfourcolorkidownunda

[@MDC617]

The Ambulance.

[@bronzevillecomics2581]

@@MDC617 indeed. Congrats. Email me your contact info and I’ll figure out a book to send.

[@MDC617]

@ can you send me your email address?

[@amazingmurfinator6338]

Mallrats? idk

[@faronsmith8857]

tv cameo was in the trial of the incredible hulk in 8. does that count as a made for tv movie lol

[@faronsmith8857]

in 1989 sorry