Marvel’s comic universe is one of the biggest comic books in the world. In addition to having one of the largest comic universes, Marvel is also one of the most popular comic book franchises globally. Even if you’re not familiar with Marvel.
you probably know about some of their most popular superheroes, such as Spiderman, Ironman, and the Hulk. If comic books interest you and you want to explore Marvel’s comic universe in more detail, keep reading. Here are some of the best Marvel comic book series you should read:
1. Nebula
The MCU loves a good redemption story and the cybernetically advanced (and forever tormented) “Daughter of Thanos” Nebula represents one of the franchise’s best “180s”. Violently annoyed by favorite child Gamora, and relentlessly seeking Thanos’ approval.
Nebula does the Mad Titan’s bidding without question. Eventually, Nebula recognizes Thanos’ “love” as an abuser and Gamora as a true sister. By the time the endgame rolled around, he had literally executed his previous version to save his new teammates.
2. Deadpool
Classic old mercenary who loves to talk and bite. Deadpool is Marvel’s poster boy for murders and he deserves the title. Merck with the Mouth has killed the heroes of the X-Men, Avengers and Marvel Universe not just once but twice.
In the mother of all fourth wall breaks, she also killed Deadpool Comics writer Gerry Dugan. Deadpool’s broken moral compass and paranoid personality have him killing thousands of heroes, villains, and even civilians.
3. CIVIL WAR
In the Marvel: Civil War comic book series, our favorite superheroes are forced to perform missions under the supervision of the law after a reality show bombs and kills over 600 people, including literally young students.
The public turns against superhumans, calling them villains and devils of nature. The biggest heroes Captain America and Iron Man face opposing sides and recruit their team members, including the Winter Soldier, Ant-Man, and the rest of the Avengers. It was adapted on the big screen, starring Robert Downey, Jr. as Iron Man and Chris Evans as Captain America.
4. “Odin’s Beard!”: Thor Odinson
Wherever Thor Odinson goes, drama follows him. Perhaps this was why the writers eventually provided him with a syntax that plays around Thor as much as it does. And there’s nothing more amazing than having your father’s name in its own phrase.
“Odin’s Beard!” While this phrase may sound a bit too dramatic to some, it fits Thor’s personality and is almost as old as he is. The protagonist uses it when something amazes him, which happens more often than expected.
5. World War Hulk/Planet Hulk
World War Hulk, also known as Planet Hulk, was a crossover event that began in May 2007 in a one-shot, World War Hulk prologue: World Breaker. The story follows the Hulk after he was exiled from Earth by the Illuminati (Black Bolt).
Tony Stark, Doctor Strange and Reed Richards). The spacecraft they used to send the Hulk away explodes, killing the Hulk’s pregnant wife. This then forces the Hulk to blame the Illuminati for his death and return to Earth to seek revenge on his wife.
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5 The Thing. Marvel Comics.
1 All-New Guardians of the Galaxy (2017) #1.
2 Amazing Fantasy (1962) #15.
3 Amazing Spider-Man: The Night Gwen Stacy Died.
4 Annihilation.
5 Astonishing X-Men (2017) #1.
6 Avengers (2012) #1.
