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TheMarvelUnlimited app for mobile devices is the next best thing to reading physical comic books.
I highly recommend Marvel Unlimited, especially to folks who only know Marvel via the MCU films.
Thats a steal for access to so many old and new comics with the latter getting new issues weekly.
Amazing Spider-Man (Vol.
Dont forget to start with Amazing Fantasy #15, which is Spider-Mans first appearance!
Uncanny X-Men (Vol.
I especially like moments where the X-Men are playing baseball or simply going to the mall.
These smaller moments juxtapose with the big dramatic plots nicely and help create believable characters in a believable world.
Enjoy the superlative Jim Lee art while you’re there!
Daredevil (Vol.
- #168-191
Daredevil truly came into his own with Frank Millers run.
If youre a fan of Netflixs Daredevil series, then this is a must-read run of books.
Fantastic Four (Vol.
Well, at least the present of the 1980s.
A family composed of super-beings who didnt always see eye to eye, but a family nonetheless.
On top of that, villains like Doctor Doom received richer backstories and more believable motivations.
And we cant forget about Byrnes glorious artwork that made the world feel so believable.
The Incredible Hulk (Vol.
Is the Hulk a manifestation of Bruce Banners inner rage or is Bruce Banner the Hulks intellectual side?
In this series of books, we discover that its both.
Like in the original Hulk comics, Bruce Banner only becomes his alter ego when the sun goes down.
Do yourself a favor and read Peter Davids Hulk!
Honorary mention: Avengers (Vol.
The stories are the main attraction, but I can easily recommend this run for Perezs art alone.
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