mikesamazingworld is a good resource for showing all of the comics that came out in a given month.

I was such a Marvel kid, that I was blissfully unaware of what was going on at DC at the time. While JB was still doing major work at Marvel, DC was laying the groundwork for him and several other Marvel stars to move over. BTW, for a few months up until the previous month, Jerry Ordway inked both JB's FF and Perez' CRISIS at the same time!

JB missed representation by one issue - the Nebula Avengers cover was one month after he left both Avengers titles, and this is before he picked up IRON MAN or SHE-HULK - so all he had this month was NAMOR #3.

Useless fact - they didn't film the movie in Bensonhurst as stated - this is actually Mill Basin, where I lived for 10 of my adult years - I used to get my hair cut at the barber shop shown behind Nick Turturro.

It's really more about anecdotal evidence that high-grade newsstand issues are rarer due to rougher handling, Chuck Rozanski ginning it up to boost sales, and fanboys wanting to think they have something special.  It's obviously legit that after direct sales overtook newsstand sales ~1986 that the newsstand issues are rarer, but I am not at all convinced that pre-1986 high-grade newsstand comics are "rarer."  I'll happily sell any newsstand copies I have at a premium to anyone who thinks differently; however.