Marjorie Liu's Astonishing X-Men Iceman arc.
It's so fucking good!! Such a deep look into the character and his history! Made me appreciate comics a lot more.
Marjorie Liu's Astonishing X-Men Iceman arc.
It's so fucking good!! Such a deep look into the character and his history! Made me appreciate comics a lot more.
Weapon X
E is For Extinction
HOX/POX
Astonishing X-Men (Whedon Run)
Each brought something new and has become a classic either for the art, the story telling, or the impact it made on the franchise
A couple of gritty, grounded Wolverine stories that I think are really, really top-notch…
Bloody Choices by Tom DeFalco and John Buscema
Not Dead Yet by Warren Ellis and Leinil Yu
“Not as good as I once was… but I’m as good, once, as I ever was.”
"Brothers in Arms", MARVEL COMICS PRESENTS #132-136
I'm not a fan of Dan Slott's, though his writing is solid here in one of my favorite Wolvie adventures. The real star of the show is the late artist Steve Lightle and his unimitable style of depicting Logan, Cyber, atmosphere, and action.
GAMBIT 1-4
Action and atmosphere is also captured in Lee Weeks' artwork as he and writer Howard Mackie take Gumbo back to N'awlins for unfinished family business.
Mutant Massacre.
The Roy Thomas/Neal Adams all too short run on the original X-Men, issues 56 - 63. The art from Adams is some of his best here in my opinion: https://www.supermegamonkey.net/chro...men_5763.shtml
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Agreed. The climax from Issue #59 is still an all-time great (IMHO):
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