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What are the best Marvel Comics of all time?
For some of us, the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) movies are our first encounter with Marvel. Any long-time fan though will tell you that there are even more amazing characters and story arcs to be read in the comics, here are the some best ones of all time that you should check out.
Avengers: Ultron Unlimited
Avengers: Ultron Unlimited is a comic book created by Kurt Busiek (Author), George Perez (Illustrator) that released in 2001. The Avengers must confront Ultron, the sentient robot created by Avenger Hank Pym that has seized control of the world's media and destroyed the Eastern European country of Slorenia.
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This year marks the 80th anniversary of Marvel Comics? To commemorate this historic milestone, they announced a special anniversary comic. The Marvel Comic issue #1000 will feature 80 pages. Different creative teams will be working on a special issue. To be more specific, 97 creators from 80 teams will write and draw for this issue. Despite this, they will all be telling a single story. Each page will pay homage to the various moments in the Marvel comic books' entire history. Some of the teased stories are Marvel Comics # 1 that saw the first appearance of the Human Torch. Another exciting teaser was the possibility of a crossover. That crossover might feature a certain black-caped vigilante of the night. The same superhero that also celebrated his 80th anniversary earlier this year. That is only some of the things that you can expect once you grab a copy of the issue for your own.
Marvel Comics has always had a solid and loyal fan base. There's no denying the impact that the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) movies have had on people. In fact, the Iron Man movie that came out in 2008 got a feature in the special anniversary issue. It recounts how the first Iron Man suit came to be. This is only fitting as this was the movie that jump-started the entire MCU movie franchise. Some fans will argue that the movies don't quite remain faithful to their source material. Regardless, it allowed audiences to meet some of the best Marvel comics superheroes. Seeing the colorful world of the comic come to life on the big screen.
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- #1May 6, 2018"She-Hulk got us got us kicked out of the Avengers Mansion. People keep posting videos online of her New Year's Eve shenanigans: twirling flaming telephone poles in Times Square, climbing the Empire State Building while dangling Anderson Cooper, dancing wildly at parties, and commandeering a motorcycle cop's ride to do wheelies across the Brooklyn Bridge. Saying there are two sides to Jennifer Walters's personality is an understatement. When she hasn't morphed into a 650-pound, crime-fighting, hard-partying superhero, she's a single lawyer trying to get her act together. Hilarious and action-packed, The She-Hulk Diaries tells her story, as she juggles looking for Mr. Right and climbing the corporate ladder by day with battling villains and saving the world by night. Maybe she'll finally take on a case that will define her career. Maybe she won't meet one Mr. Right, but two, and she'll have to choose. Maybe bad guys will stop trying to destroy the planet so she can read her Perez Hilton in peace."
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The She-Hulk Diaries - #2January 2, 2017"As much as I absolutely appreciate all the superhero movies (especially the Marvel ones), they don't come out often enough to satiate my ferocious appetite. That's when I decided to turn to comics. Only thing was, there's so many comics and some people claim you should start here, other claim you should start elsewhere. It was overwhelming. I found coming off after watching the new Xmen and seeing the latest Avengers trailer, a great comic book to get lost in was Secret Invasion. It was epic reading how the X-men, Spiderman, the Avengers, plus many many more of your most recognizable super heros deal with a full scale invasion of shape-shifting aliens. It had everything I wanted in a superhero movie converted to paper."
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Secret Invasion - #3January 15, 2019"Venom is a 26 issue series by Rick Remender and various artists. Eugene "Flash" Thompson is a wheelchair bound veteran soldier idolising Spider-man. When project Rebirth gives him the chance to be a hero again Flash must face his mistakes and his personal demons in order to control the alien suit he has been bonded to. This series is brave enough to deal with dark end deep issues such as alcoholism, domestic abuse, disability, self doubt and more. But in the end it is something that the great Stan Lee would have written himself, or at least it prominantly caries his preachings of everyone being able to be a hero no matter the struggles they go through."
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Venom - #4May 15, 2018"In all of creation, only one Earth has met and triumphed over each Incursion that has threatened it: the Earth of the heroes of the Great Society! And guess which Earth is on a collision course with ours? Now, the New Avengers must take on the combined power of the Great Society - and only a single parallel Earth can survive! But how far is Doctor Strange willing to go to protect the Marvel Universe? Which New Avenger will find the strength to press the butt on that destroys a world? And most importantly, what will come in the aftermath? It's the battle you didn't know you wanted to see - unti l now!"
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Perfect World (New Avengers Volume 4) - #5February 7, 2017"This one has to go in the great literature category. I never has a real affection for DD but a friend recommended this so I picked it up. There is nothing not to love about Reborn! The story will grab you from the beginning and run you though the emotional wringer. Truly Frank Miller at his best. The artwork is superb, building and building throughout the story. Mazzuchelli's art tells a story all it's own. This is a must have for any Marvel fan!"
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Daredevil: Born Again - #6June 16, 2017"This comic fulfilled my need and solved my problem with being able to find another really great Marvel comic I had not yet read. It talks about one of the biggest arc in the modern Spiderman canon (don't really have to worry about spoiling it, it's right in the title). It adds a lot of depth to the main character, his love interest, and one of his rivals, and I think it's one of the best modern Marvel comics."
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Spiderman: The Death of Gwen Stacy - #7May 5, 2018"Iron Fist is a fairly classic Marvel character. His TV outing has been less than well regarded, but his appearances in comics themselves have always gone over well. He's an interesting character, and leads to a lot of interaction with other characters. There's a lot of content here, and since it's focused on a less popular Marvel hero, it's likely it'll be something new for you."
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The Immortal Iron Fist Omnibus - #8May 14, 2018"This is a poor facsimile of the original avengers. The story lines while in line with the incredulity of the originals are not taken to a place where we believe that we really need these heroes to save the world. There are times reading the comic where I doubted there were heroes depicted at all. It seemed so one dimensional and boring. I wouldn't waste my time reading it again."
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Other Worlds (New Avengers Volume 3) - #9May 12, 2018"Jonathan Hickman knows his audience very well. That being obvious in his latest work of Adapt or Die (Avengers Volume 5), he is quite aware that there could never be too many Avenger tales written. The reading audience, and Avenger fans will relish the reading, and wallow in the wonderment of another episode so finely written and enjoyable, for past fans, and newcomers."
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Adapt or Die (Avengers Volume 5) - #10May 14, 2018"Add: The third volume of Jonathan Hickman's Time Runs Out series. The multiverse is collapsing in on itself. As alternate earths collide with our own earth the only possible outcome is destruction, unless the alternate earth is destroyed first. The Avengers team collide in a conflict over the ethics and implications of how to save our world."
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Avengers: Time Runs Out Volume 3 - #11April 11, 2018"The Hulk has always been one of my favorite mutants of Marvel Comics. This story would be new to me because I haven't followed The S.H.I.E.L.D much so this captivates me and has my full attention. I've also never heard of Kid Colt, Two-Gun Kid, or Rawhide Kid, so I definitely want to read the book to figure it out all of what's going on."
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S.M.A.S.H. Time (Indestructible Hulk, Vol. 3) - #12September 29, 2017"I am a big marvel comic book fan. I would like my son to get into reading comics too. I have great memories of reading The Incredible Hulk, and I think he would like a few comics for his birthday. I checked out Amazon and found an incredible selection and I chose World War Hulk as a gift. I know he is going to enjoy it and I can too!"
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World War Hulk - #13May 11, 2017"I've been trying to get into comics (or at least read some) for a while but it's always so overwhelming to know where to start but since people recommended Secret Wars I gave it a read. Although I didn't know who half the characters are or some of the backstory I still found Secret Wars to be fun and it has some amazing artwork as well."
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Secret Wars - #14April 7, 2018"Only 20% of 15 customers rate this comic with 5 stars, and I think I can see why. This is a graphic novel, but the art is only in black and white. It is not in color! This book costs $36. I recommend saving that money and spending it on original, genuine Marvel comics printed decades earlier. Those were definitely published in color."
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Essential Incredible Hulk (Marvel Essentials, Vol. 1) - #15September 29, 2017"Thor is one of Marvel's most popular comics. After Disney bought the rights to the Marvel movies they have started cranking them out rapidly. This has only increased the interest in Thor. This Hardcover book by Walter Simonson is largely considered to be the best of the best Thor comics. This fits the topic extremely well."
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Thor by Walter Simonson - #16January 28, 2017"I was looking for one of the best marvel comics of all time when I came across The Avengers: Korvac Saga. It's one of the most memorable story arcs from The Avengers comic. This is awesome and really relevant with all the success of the Marvel cinematic universe right now. I'm glad that I found this comic."
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The Avengers: Korvac Saga - #17May 7, 2018"Nothing is bigger these days in entertainment than the Marvel Universe. Daredevil has always been one of my favorite characters since reading comics as a child. This Omnibus contains the Frank Miller written stories which most people agree are some of the best Daredevil stories of all time."
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Daredevil Omnibus - #18June 26, 2017"Looking for the greatest Marvel Comics of all time. I came across this comic "Avengers: Kree/Skrull War". This comic is very entertaining and probably one of the best comics I've read in a while. If you're a fan of Marvel comics, I recommend giving this a chance. You won't be disappointed."
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Avengers: Kree/Skrull War - #19May 7, 2018"I've yet to read the Jessica Jones series in Marvel, but I'm quite bias and recommend the X-Men series. They have great character backstories, interesting dialogue and keep the reader glued to the stories. Again, I haven't read Jessica Jones, but I know it has a good following."
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Alias Omnibus - #20September 29, 2017"If you are looking for the best Marvel comics of all time, don't look here. The story is not as grand, and all of the characters have issues. It's more like a reality television show than super heros. Don't get me wrong, it wasn't terrible. It was just not what I am use to."
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Ultimates Vol. 1: Super-Human - #21April 2, 2018"I absolutely loved Pardoned (Incredible Hulk). Mantlo did such a great job sucking us in on this one during the Hulk's presidential pardon to meeting a new love interest, I was sucked in from page one. The only disappointing part to this story was that it had to end."
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Pardoned (Incredible Hulk) - #22May 15, 2018"It is hard to pick the best Marvel Comics of all time, and Infinite Avengers is definitely a great comic, I don't see it as one of the best of all time. The action switches from 5,000 years in the future to present day which can be hard to follow at times."
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Infinite Avengers (Avengers Volume 6) - #23April 5, 2018"This volume of the Incredible Hulk is definitely the best in this particular series. Marvel has so many great comics it is very tough for me to just pick one best. This Hulk however is definitely in the Top of All Time so is definitely worth checking out!"
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Incredible Hulk Visionaries (Vol. 5) - #24May 13, 2017"This is an idea that has already been done and explored in the recent Logan movie. My interest is piqued because of my love for the character, however, I have already moved on with his brilliant departure and am ready for the next generation in x-men."
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Wolverine: Old Man Logan - #25June 28, 2017"Wolverine: Weapon X is one of my all time favorite iterations in the Marvel series. It engulfs you in the world of wolverine and will force you to continue reading through until the end. The climax is also incredible and will leave you wanting more."
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Wolverine: Weapon X - #26April 26, 2018"X-Men Omnibus Volume 2 is a comic book collection written by Chris Claremont and illustrated by Jim Lee, is a must for my little boy, Cooper. He has a stack of X-Men comics and has asked me about this one so I have put it into my shopping cart!"
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X-Men Omnibus Volume 2 - #27April 19, 2017"I recently got into Comics a few months ago and wanted to read some of the best ones according to the internet. Amazing Fantasy 15 was recommended. It's OK, but I did not enjoy it very much at all. Artwork isn't very attractive."
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Amazing Fantasy #15 - #28February 22, 2017"I was looking for an epic fight between Iron Man and Captain America and I got it. In my opinion this is a definitive piece of Marvel history. If loved the movies and I really enjoyed this book. I would highly recommend."
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Marvel's Civil War - #29April 26, 2018"Thor returns in this story to be re-united with Dr. Don Blake. They must negotiate with the awakening of the Mythic Norse Kingdom and its immortal heroes. The problem is that the world may not want them back."
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Thor Omnibus - #30January 6, 2017"If you are a fan of Marvel comics this is the ultimate historic 'must have'. The artwork is in black and white, and loses something of the original atmosphere, but it still represents a peak of '60s creativity."
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Fantastic Four: The Galactus Trilogy - #31April 6, 2018"This is one of the best comics especially if you are a Hulk fan like me. Unfortunately the cover has been altered from the original due to Marvel not having the rights anymore, overall this is a great comic."
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Regression (Incredible Hulk) - #32September 10, 2019"There are plenty of stories about The Avengers that wasn't covered in the movies. If you really want to know about the full history of Earth's Mightiest Heroes, this is one of the best Marvel comics to read."
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The Avengers - #33June 2, 2017"I thoroughly enjoyed this comic and can say it is one of Marvel's best. I can also appreciate Captain America and many others. Iron Man is a staple in America and I'm sure will stay that way for a long time."
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Iron Man: Armor Wars - #34July 9, 2017"If you are a Marvel Comics fan then you will enjoy Amazing spider man epic collection Kraven's Last Hunt. This collection is full of adventure and very enjoyable. I highly recommend this series to others."
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Amazing Spider-Man Epic Collection: Kraven's Last Hunt - #35April 4, 2018"Indestructible Hulk, Vol. 2: Gods and Monster is a great comic book featuring the Hulk and Thor. It's part 2 of a 3 part series for the Indestructible Hulk and is a must-have for any comic book fan."
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Gods and Monster (Indestructible Hulk, Vol. 2) - #36September 28, 2017"Spider Man is one of the most iconic heros of all time. Many people more than enjoy him. This is a great collection for anyone either starting out or anyone that has been a fan all of their lives."
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Amazing Spider-Man Epic Collection: Great Responsibility - #37April 6, 2017"This is one of the best Marvel story arcs of all time. It is laced with epic scale and tragedy, and the story itself is pretty dark. I hope they make a movie about this arc that does it justice!"
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The X-Men: The Dark Phoenix Saga - #38April 5, 2018"The hulk always finds himself in positions where he is both savior and destructor. For that reason, he is very relatable, and this specific comic shows him having to play both roles quite well."
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Boiling Point (Incredible Hulk, Vol. 2) - #39May 5, 2018"Avengers: Time Runs Out Volume 1 starts out the series on a great note and really develops all of the characters well. The story is amazing and the action is incredible. I love this book."
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Avengers: Time Runs Out Volume 1 - #40September 10, 2019"A nice crossover issue that was a lot of fun to read. Drax gets a new look here which I think was cool. Something different from all the stories I've read, this one takes place in space."
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Annihilation - #41September 10, 2019"If you're still recovering from Avengers: Endgame and want to experience it again, why not read the comic that it was based on. It's one of the best Marvel Comics story arcs ever."
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The Infinity Gauntlet - #42April 28, 2018"I was actually surprised how much I enjoyed this comic. The story and art were beautiful. If you're like me and never really read Marvel comics this is the best place to start."
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Fantastic FourOmnibus Volume 2 - #43September 10, 2019"It's not often that we see Earth's Mightiest Heroes really struggle with defeat but this story is one of them and it was an amazing read from start to finish. Go check it out."
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Avengers: Under Siege - #44September 10, 2019"It's always quite an interesting story to read whenever the X-Men teams up with Magneto and this time is no different. It's not Age of Apocalypse but it's still great."
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X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills - #45September 10, 2019"One of the best Marvel comics featuring Captain America facing off with arguably the most important person that helped shaped his character, Bucky, the Winter Soldier."
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Captain America: Winter Soldier - #46May 6, 2018"The Avengers are at it again. Volume four in the series is The climax of our heroes and The Illuminati. A struggle for freedom and good is played out on a grand stage."
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Avengers: Time Runs Out Volume 4 - #47September 10, 2019"A once in a lifetime event and that's putting it mildly. Regardless of whether which superhero group, you're a fan of, this is something that you have to read."
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Avengers vs X-Men - #48June 12, 2017"Daredevil: The Man Without Fear is a marvel graphic novel. It details the origin of the character of Daredevil and is pretty good, as far as marvel comics go."
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Daredevil: The Man Without Fear - #49July 20, 2017"This is one of the best Marvel arcs I've ever read, besides the Ultimates storyline. If you're looking for high quality story telling, this is what you want."
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The Fall of The Mutants - #50April 10, 2018"Incredible Hulk VS Superman is the best Marvel Comics of all time. witness the first fateful encounter of the Incredible Man-Monster and the Man of Steel."
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Incredible Hulk VS Superman - #51February 11, 2017"This doesn't even come close to being Marvel Comics of all time. Not at all what I was looking for. While it's a great movie, IMO, it's not what I wanted."
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X-Men: Days of Future Past - #52September 10, 2019"I think Wanda is one of the most complex characters in the Marvel universe and it was great to read and know more about her story in this comic book."
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House of M - #53April 29, 2018"One of my favorite X-Men series! Loved the storyline and loved the illustrations. Must get for any comic book fan and especially for any X-Men fan."
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Uncanny X-Men Omnibus Vol. 1 - #54September 10, 2019"The apocalypse story arc is one of my favorite stories from the X-Men universe. If the movie adaptation left you wanting, check this one out."
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X-Men: Age of Apocalypse - #55May 16, 2018"Wow. I'm very pleased to have found this series online. I have always been a huge fan of marvel comics. This is a definite must have."
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Prelude to Infinity (Avengers Volume 3) - #56May 18, 2018"I had a great time reading this comic book series. This is a contender for one of the best Marvel comics out there."
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Avengers: Time Runs Out Volume 2 - #57September 10, 2019"Saw the Marvel movie so I got curious and wanted to read the comic book it was based on and it was a great read."
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Avengers: Ultron Unlimited - #58April 30, 2018"This is a highly rated marvel comic which is what I was looking for. I am satisfied with this recommendation."
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Secret Warriors Omnibus - #59January 4, 2017"This comic is a classic. It goes beyond the usual good versus evil tropes and dives into a character."
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The Death of Captain Marvel - #60March 1, 2018"Not the best Marvel character so I don't think I would say that. There are others that are better."
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Red Sonja: Queen of Plagues - #61April 14, 2018"Interesting and different perspective of a comic book icon."
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| Rank | Answers | Type | Votes | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Daredevil: Born Again | Books | 56 | Paid |
| 2 | Amazing Spider-Man Epic Collection: Kraven's Last Hunt | Books | 46 | Paid |
| 3 | Wolverine: Old Man Logan | Books | 46 | Paid |
| 4 | The X-Men: The Dark Phoenix Saga | Books | 43 | Paid |
| 5 | Fantastic Four: The Galactus Trilogy | Books | 41 | Paid |
| 6 | Marvel's Civil War | Books | 41 | Paid |
| 7 | Avengers: Kree/Skrull War | Books | 39 | Paid |
| 8 | Amazing Fantasy #15 | Books | 39 | Paid |
| 9 | X-Men: Days of Future Past | Books | 29 | Paid |
| 10 | Daredevil: The Man Without Fear | Books | 28 | Paid |