What are some of the best Marvel comics that you've read?

Brubaker Cap
JMS Thor
Hopeless Spider Woman

Any run on Thunderbolts except for the one where it's about a fight club and the one where they all wear red.

Captain Marvel
2012

You mean 2018 right?

2018 was still Stohl, so no... 2019 is more like it.

I like Earth X and the two sequel series, Universe X and Paradise X very well.
Dunno when they came out

Okay friends, I'm currently on:

Before 1981
>Gerbers Swamp-Thing
>Gerbers Foolkiller
1981
>Millers Daredevil
1985
>Gruenwalds Squadron Supreme
>Gillis Doctor Strange
1986
>DeMatteis Doctor Strange
1987
>ASM: Kravens Last Hunt
1989
>Gruenwald Quasar
1997
>Byrne Thunderbolts

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1999
>Earth-X
2000
>Sentry
>Jenkins Inhumans
2001
>X-Statix
>Morrison New X-Men
>Bendis' Daredevil
2002
>Universe-X
2003
>Paradise-X
2004
>Brubaker Captain America
2005
>Brubakers Book of Doom
>Sentry V2
2006
>Planet Hulk
>Brubaker Daredevil
2007
>Annihilation
>DnA Nova
>World War Hulk
>Messiah Complex
2008
>Skaar: Son of Hulk
>The Incredible Herc
>Divided We Stand
2009
>The Incredible Hulk
>Utopia
>ASM: The Gauntlet / Grim Hunt
>Parker Thunderbolts
2010
>Second Coming
>Hickman's Fantastic Four / FF
2011
>Gillen Uncanny X-Men
>Gillen Journey into Mystery

The 2099 series but specifically Spider-Man 2099
Reprints of the greatest comics that marvel has been sending to my LCS’ for while.
The Ironman/Ghost saga (4 issues)
A LOT of the old and classic FF comics

This is now a /floppies/ thread, post recent buys/your favorites

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Totally fine with that, long live comics.
Spider-Man 2099 added, as well as DOOM 2099.

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What's the general consensus about Grant Morrison's Marvel Boy? I like it even though it's pretty heavy-handed with the anti-corporation message, but barely anyone talks about it outside of Hypercrisis threads.

Mark Waid's Daredevil features the single greatest superhero story this entire decade.

Which one

Small list of comics I’ve enjoyed, not just reads, just comics I wouldn’t mind having on my shelf.
>Amazinv Spider-Man
>Avenging Spider-Man
>Marvel Knights: Spider-Man
>Marvel Adventures Spider-Man
>Scarlet Spider
>Agent Venom
>Superior Foes Of Spider-Man
>Superior Spider-Man team up
>A+X
>Superior Ironman
>Thunderbolts
>Journey into Mystery starring Lady Sif
>Beta Ray Bill Godhunter
>Spider-Man Renew Your Vows

Welcome back Frank may precede MAX so make sure you read that first

I really damn like it because of it, though! But I dig how Morrison went ahead with the weird factor of the Kree tech: the imagination-fueled ships, the local Supremor intelligence grown out of the ship, cockroach DNA, the "astrogods fueled by epic genocide" from the First Firmament... He's the only one (aside from Ewing) who can make unseen concepts sound really cool and make it work in the setting.

Always start with Lee/Kirby's Fantastic Four run. It's the backbone of the Marvel Universe.
The Fantastic Four (1961) #1-102
if you want to, you can keep reading until Stan Lee leaves the title in #125, but it's not necessary.

After that, read The Amazing Spider-Man (1962) #1 - 137, where the New Green Goblin appears.

Also suggest reading The Silver Surfer (1969) #1-18, The complete original run

That's really the essentials of Marvel's Silver Age.

I'm a big advocate of Hickman's Avengers/New Avengers. Secret Wars is meh, as is Infinity. But they both have cool moments and are tie ins.

bump

>Favourite Marvel comic & The year it came out
1981 / Daredevil / Frank Miller
1983 / The Mighty Thor / Walter Simonson
1985 / The Death of Jean DeWolff / Peter David
1987 / Kraven’s Last Hunt / J M DeMatteis
1988 / Daredevil / Ann Nocenti
1989 / Dr. Strange & Dr. Doom Triumph & Torment / Roger Stern
1992 / Revenge of the Sinister Six / Erik Larsen
2001 / New X-Men / Grant Morrison
2001 / X-Statix / Peter Milligan
2002 / The Last Titan / Peter David
2004 / The Punisher MAX / Garth Ennis
2004 / Wolverine / Mark Millar
2012 / Legion / Simon Spurrier
2013 / It's the Most Loneliest Time of the Year! / Kathryn Immonen
2014 / 100th Anniversary Special / James Stokoe
2015 / Silver Surfer vs Galactus / James Stokoe

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That's a good fucking page

Are you the same guy, that did same thread for DC comics by year? Can you share your table?

>Spider-Man 2099 added, as well as DOOM 2099.
Based. Good shit. Long live comics.

I am the same guy. So far it's this atm, but I'm gonna work on it later

I'll post later

Based, been recently buying a shitload of FF reprints and I really like them and enjoy them.

What Morrisonian concepts had Ewing used? He is more similar to dumb Geoff Johns concepts like multi coloured Lanterns and Zoom corps.

>Nuke
Absolutely Redpilled

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Gerber's Foolkiller was in the 90s.

oh my bad

Pfft haha, similar to Johns, sure pal. And no don't come at me saying you're right, I'm not even going to dignify an answer.

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>reading anything from Disney's liberal propaganda machine
ISHYGDDT

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>Reading comics AT ALL while being a conservatard shut-in
Now THIS is hilarious.

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looking for the sibling wincest content.
any books dedicated to the von Struckers and Maximoffs?

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What's this page from pls

Daredevil v1 233

Still gives me goosebumps.

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Am I supposed to find that to be creative?

You're not supposed to do anything, aside from staying delusional.

Thanks. I'll be waiting.

Alright. Life bringer Galactus and One below all are at the same creative level as the works of Moore, Morrison and Ellis.