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- Secret Wars. Secret Wars is one of the most monumental events in not just Marvel Comics history, but comics as a whole. The presence of The Beyonder leads to an epic struggle between the entirety of the Marvel universe and results in a pretty wild plot that sees Doctor Doom end up at the center of that struggle.
- Infinity Gauntlet. The all-powerful Thanos gets quoted by anyone and everyone these days thanks to his incredible villain role in Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame.
- Hawkeye by Matt Fraction & David Aja. Matt Fraction and David Aja’s combined efforts led to a career resurgence for Marvel’s expert bow and arrow wielder, Hawkeye.
- Iron Man: Demon in a Bottle. The man behind the mask is Tony Stark. And his biggest issue comes in the form of rampant alcoholism. Iron Man: Demon in a Bottle follows Mr. Stark as he’s forced to confront his innermost problem while simultaneously contending with Justin Hammer & his formidable army of baddies.
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- The Death of Captain Marvel Is Incredibly Emotional. Jim Starlin, Steve Oliff & Jim Novak. 1982. Yes. The Death of Captain Marvel follows Captain Marvel's fight against Nitro, a battle in which he gets cancer.
- Avengers: Rage of Ultron Explores Serious Topics. Rick Remender Jerome Opena, Pepe Larraz & Mark Morales. 2015.
- Amazing Spider-Man: Family Business Has Great Pace. Mark Waid, James Robinson, Gabriel Dell' Otto & Werther Dell'Edera. 2013.
- Claremont Did a Terrific Job With X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills. Chris Claremont & Brent Anderson. 1982. Yes. X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills follows the fight between Reverend William Stryker, a mutant-hating preacher who killed his own son, and Magneto, who is investigating Stryker's crime.
Top 100 Marvel Graphic Novels and Stories. List items. 1. Marvels. By, Kurt Busiek & Alex Ross. Marvels #1-#4. 2. Daredevil: Born Again. By, Frank Miller & David Mazzuccheli. Daredevil #227-#233....
- Black Panther
- Daredevil: Guardian Devil
- Inhumans
- Avengers: Ultron Unlimited
- The Punisher: Welcome Back Frank
- Ultimate Spider-Man
- Sentry
- Spider-Man’s Tangled Web: Flowers For Rhino
- Daredevil: Yellow
- Fantastic Four: 1234
Creative Team: Christopher Priest, Mark Texeira, Sal Velluto Year(s): 1998 to 2004 Era of Continuity: Marvel Knights Issues: #1 – #49 I had never read a Black Panther comic in my life, but it was this 1998 Marvel Knights Black Panther series that hooked me on Marvel Unlimited, Wakanda, and T’Challa. Expertly fun and fresh take on Marvel’s royal Ave...
Creative Team: Kevin Smith, Joe Quesada Year(s): 1998 to 1999 Era of Continuity: Marvel Knights Issues: #1 – #8 A lot of comic fans and insiders have serious problems with Kevin Smith comics, and I can understand some of it. Even Aaron Sorkin looks at some of these pages and says “Relax with the dialogue, bro.” The simple truth is this is a bottom ...
Creative Team: Paul Jenkins, Jae Lee Year(s): 1998 to 1999 Era of Continuity: Marvel Knights Issues: #1 – #12 One of my first favorite Marvel graphic novels. From Black Bolt’s opening interior monologue (the exterior version cracked the Earth in half) through all twelve issues, Jenkins and Lee capture the spirit of Inhuman civilization better than ...
Creative Team: Kurt Busiek, George Perez Year(s): 1999 Era of Continuity: Marvel Knights Issues: #19 to #22 The Busiek and Perez run on Avengers isn’t particularly characterized as “dark,” but their Ultron story is almost shockingly serious. It’s one of my absolute favorite Ultron stories, with the villainous robot destroying the entire nation of S...
Creative Team: Garth Ennis, Steve Dillon Year(s): 2000 to 2001 Era of Continuity: Marvel Knights Issues: #1 – #12 It’s perhaps overly simplistic to make too much of the first page in a comic, but Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon nail Frank Castle right from the opening splash page. The Punisher stands tall and impossibly strong, menacingly telling a no...
Creative Team: Brian Michael Bendis, Mark Bagley Year(s): 2000 to 2009 Era of Continuity: Ultimate Universe Issues: #1 to #133 It’s easy to forget now, but the Ultimate universe could have been just as much of an oddball failure as Marvel’s “Heroes Reborn.” What if we relaunched all the Marvel characters in a new, modern universe? It’s a question t...
Creative Team: Paul Jenkins, Jae Lee Year(s): 2000 to 2001 Era of Continuity: Marvel Knights Issues: #1 to #5 Conceptually, there are few series I love more than the initial five issue Sentry miniseries from Jenkins and Lee. What if there had been a Superman analogue in the Marvel Universe during the Stan Lee and Jack Kirby days? And what if that a...
Creative Team:Peter Milligan, Duncan Fegredo Year:2001 Era of Continuity:Marvel Knights Issues:#5 to #6 I’m reasonably sure I read ‘Flowers for Algernon’ outloud in my 7th grade English class, but for the life of me I couldn’t have told you a single thing about the plot until I read Milligan and Fegredo’s updated ‘Flowers for Rhino.’ Favorite Rhino...
Creative Team: Jeph Loeb, Tim Sale Year(s): 2001 to 2002 Era of Continuity: Marvel Knights Issues: #1 to #6 My favorite selection from Loeb & Sale’s “Color Series,” although Spider-Man: Blue definitely tugs at the heartstrings, while Hulk: Grey is a more interesting psychological exploration of relationships. On Marvel Unlimited Collected Trade
Creative Team: Grant Morrison, Jae Lee Year(s): Oct 2001 to Jan 2002 Era of Continuity: Marvel Knights Issues: #1 to #4 Grant Morrison gets the Fantastic Four in his hands for their first miniseries on the Marvel Knights imprint, and absolutely tortures them until you can’t take any more. There are lots of great envelope-pushing stories that aren’t...
- X-Men: Dark Phoenix Saga Omnibus. Largely considered one of the greatest Marvel comic story arcs of all time, Dark Phoenix showed a level of sophistication and drama that had never really been seen in comics until that time.
- Punisher Max Omnibus (Vol. 1) In this blood-spattered (and extremely mature) graphic novel collection, legendary Marvel comics writer Garth Ennis manages to show real depth and emotion to the seemingly stone-faced killer known as the Punisher.
- Marvel Civil War Box Set. One of the biggest epics in Marvel history saw the vast array of comic book superheroes facing their biggest threat yet: themselves.
- Marvels: Remastered Edition. Written by Kurt Busiek and masterfully illustrated by Alex Ross, Marvels presents a richly painted historical overview of the entire Marvel Universe, spanning from the 1939 debut of the Human Torch to the fearsome coming of the world-devouring Galactus.
Jan 20, 2021 · Best Marvel Comics and Graphic Novels For Fans of the MCU. RS Recommends. Here’s How to Read the Marvel Comics That Inspired the Latest Additions to the MCU. From superheroes to...
Jan 2, 2019 · Below you’ll find a complete guide to all Marvel original graphic novels. Related Reading Orders: Marvel Omnibus Guide. The Top 25 Essential Marvel Collections From 1961 to 1998. Original Marvel Graphic Novels The First 20 (1982 – 1985)
