O Tico-Tico was the first comic book in Brazil.
Founded in 1905 by the journalist Luis Bartolomeu de Souza e Silva, it was published weekly as a children's magazine until 1957.
After 1957, due to heavy competition with the Suplemento Juvenil and O Gibi, its publication changed to only special editions until 1977, when it was canceled.
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Buck Rogers no Século 25 (Bloch, 1981)
Bloch published 2 editions of the comic book version of the film that gave rise to the TV series "Buck Rogers."
Originally published in one issue by Western/Whitman, then in 3 parts monthly under the Gold Key label.
It was the three-part version that Bloch published. Unfortunately, they didn't have the third issue that concluded the story.
Each Bloch issue also featured a story by Magnus, Robot Fighter.
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Os Trapalhões #3 (Bloch, dez. de 1976)
A capa traz uma foto do filme "Os Trapalhões no Planeta dos Macacos"
The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #2 (Sep. 1965), cover by Steve Ditko.
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Spider-Woman #7 (Oct. 1978), cover by Carmine Infantino and Steve Leialoha.
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