Basically I want to start at the very beginning of a series and work my way through it. Marvel has master collections of their comics which makes this possible to do. Only problem? I'm having a hard time selecting one to start with. The four I'd be most interested in (in no order).
Iron Man: One of my favorite heroes. However on the negative side his enemies are generally kind of lame and I've heard his original character was very different in personality from the more recent portrayals.
Spider Man: I've been really into lately watching all the old cartoons from when I was a kid. On the plus side his enemies are interesting for the most part which is a big thing to me.
Thor: Probably the least interesting character to me, however his enemies and world are probably the most interesting.
Avengers: On the plus side you get a plethora of characters and storylines. On the negative side I've heard the story doesn't really hit it's stride for quite a while.
Are there any other geeks here who could lend an opinion? Or anyone who read these comics as kids and had a favorite?
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I'd go thor. Think he has the most interesting story line. fyi you can probably find the comics online for ...............
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If you are going for enemies Spider-Man is not the one.
The most interesting part of Spider-Man's early years is Spider-Man. The villains more more of a monster of the week.Alex44 likes this. -
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I do think early Spider-Man is really fun to read. Peter Parker is a really interesting character.Alex44 likes this. -
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2) Why Marvel? Because in my opinion DC is absolutely terrible and I think Marvel characters are most interesting? Of course there are other comic books as well (I own a few) but I want something classic. -
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Already own Watchmen. Thought it was better than the movie but a little over hyped. -
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100 Bullets is good stuff as well. -
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Ok, I'm going to get blasted for this and I know you said you don't like DC, but hear me out....Batman Beyond.
It is the exact halfway point between Batman & Spiderman. It takes much of what's great about both characters and blends them together. Plus, there's enough familiarity and edge to make for an interesting read.Firesole likes this. -
I liked the early Fantastic Four. Nice story arcs as each character evolved into their abilities and Doc Doom is a great nemesis.
To go outside the box I would recommend Judge Dredd of 2000 AD. The recent movie was very close to the comics in tone. Some very snappy single episode adventures along with longer adventures. -
Buy the complete set of 'Preacher' and never look back
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