Underrated runs/stories

[Mighty Roman]

I can think of so many underrated series:
Parker's Red Hulk
The Incredible Hercules
Dwayne McDuffie's New Fantastic Four
Remeder's (Agent) Venom
Slott's Mighty Avengers

[t hedge coke]

Gargoyle was the best comic Marvel put out that year. Gets no love.

The Cockrums' Nightcrawler is fantastic.

Spider-Man/Daredevil: The Usual Suspects.

Slapstick.

The Further Adventures of Cyclops and Phoenix is gorgeous, funny, sad, stressful, elegant and hammy.

Dan Slott has a fantastic Golden Age story in the last issue of Midnight Sons Unlimited that nobody talks about.

DeConnick's Avengers Assemble might be one of the greatest Avengers runs of all time.

Devil Dinosaur is a smarter, cooler, and more crafted comic than anyone seems to want to acknowledge. Like Night Nurse, it's written off as a joke by people who never, generally, gave it a chance.

And no one really gives Patsy Walker or Millie comics their due for how often brilliant they were. Particularly early Patsy; wonderfully drawn, funny, sharp stories, great character work, and often beautiful fashion.

[SidheKnight]

Dan Slott's Mighty Avengers.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mig...2.80.932010.29

[The Negative Zone]

pretty much any video game storyline seems to be forgotten.

[Mighty Roman]

pretty much any video game storyline seems to be forgotten.

Shattered Dimensions has a fun story. I've enjoyed a lot of Marvel Video Games, but not always for the Storyline.

[Of Atlantis]

Hickman's Secret Warriors was criminally underrated.

[The Negative Zone]

Shattered Dimensions has a fun story. I've enjoyed a lot of Marvel Video Games, but not always for the Storyline.

Storyline was the reason, I enjoyed most Marvel video games. I suppose Shattered Dimensions did get some attention, but it's not particularly talked about anymore.

[Nomads1]

I haven't read JLA Incarnations yet but, like Star Wars Legacy by Ostrander, I'm planning to. My top 3 from him would be Spectre, Hawkworld, Suicide Squad. But I like almost everything from him. He's definitely in my top 5 favorite writers (and the absolute number 1 most underrated writer)

Hawkworld! How could I forget Hawkworld. It was fantastic, despite, by editorial mandate, really playing havoc with the Post COIE DCU continuity in general, and Hawkman's in particular.

Dan Slott's Mighty Avengers.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mig...2.80.932010.29

I also loved Slott's Mighty. The only Avengers for me during Bendis' unberably boring reign.

Peace

[JBatmanFan05]

Punisher Year One - Abnett & Lanning...the Jane Punisher films borrows a ton from it, but it feels like it gets no respect.....I love Ennis's Punisher the very most, but I think this is one of the very best non-Ennis stories

[Rochedalaix]

Peter Davids Captain Marvel comes to mind.

[Zero Hunter]

Peter Davids Captain Marvel comes to mind.

There you have to be careful though in which one you mean. The first run that was fun and amazing or the second run that was a confused train wreck that pretty much ruined the character and led to him being killed off? If your talking the first run I agree with you.

[shgs]

I loved Fraction's FF (just the FF title, not Fantastic Four) but no one ever mentions it when they bring up his Marvel work.

[PaxHouse]

Nicieza- Bagley and Robertson's New Warriors also, IMHO, doesn't get enough recognition for how truly amazing it was. I also liked the guy that followed Fabe's run (don't remember his name) with art by Patrick Zircher. A lot of editorial interference bogged down a bit the series, but, IMHO, it was good.

The writer's name was Evan Sloknick, who followed Fabian's run with Issue #54.

[Michael P]

Karl Kesel's run on Daredevil was a fun change of pace. Waid's run is very reminiscent of it.

Gotta love that Cary Nord art, too.

[HaveAtThee]

I'm not sure how well-received it was but I think the Mark Waid/Mike Wieringo run on Fantastic Four was quite good.