I really want to start reading some, but I have no idea which ones I show read or get. Any websites or suggestions would be appreciated.
Where do I start with Marvel Comics?
Jacob Anderson
Jeremiah Martinez
Xavier Morgan
There are thousands.. dont you have specific interests that would help inform which comics?
Joshua Diaz
Spider-Man and Doctor Strange are probably my favorites
Nolan Gray
Kisscomics.com
THOR, X-Force, Wolverine & Punisher are a good start.
Oliver Murphy
>Kisscomics.com
the website doesn't pop up anything for me, just a little blue bar
Hudson Hall
Anything published before 1990. It's where the masterworks are.
Robert Watson
America by Gabby Rivera
Brody Foster
Michael Sullivan
Word of advice, if you find yourself liking a particular writer stick to that writer for their other works
John Nelson
Don't read most modern marvel. Tgere are a few gems but it's mostly trash.
Benjamin Ortiz
From the current crop I'm reading
Spider-man and deadpool
Spider-man Renew Your Vows
Venom
All New Wolverine
All New Guardians of the Galaxy
Cooper James
This.
Levi Perry
Everyone loves the new Marvel characters like America, Squirle Girl, etc. just check out any of their comics. They are getting their own animated shorts too cause everyone wanted more.
Ian Carter
Going to recommend Scarlet Spider (2012) by Christopher Yost.
It was the first Marvel story I ever picked up and ended loving it. Going by the description I thought I wouldn't understand anything, but you actually don't need to know a thing beforehand - everything is explained there.
It's the story of Kaine, an almost forgotten villain character from the 90's - a flawed, deeply violent and irascible imperfect clone of Spider-man - coming to Houston, TX and becoming a hero/anti-hero in insane, action-packed, hilarious adventures that include but are not limited to: combating human trafficking mobsters, facing criminal talking Mexican werewolves, taking part in a rodeo, bedding cosmic entities who are trying to eat him, Carnage, disarming nuclear bombs without knowing how to, bedding random civilians who he just saved and met (and deeply regretting it later on), slaying gods with the help of small spiders & Wolverine, killing Wolverine, etc...
It was so good it made Kaine a character many here at Sup Forums root for; he and his partner in this, a Mexican girl he rescues called Aracely who also happens to be the reincarnation of Huitzilopochtli, the Aztec god of War, Sun and human sacrifice, Lord of the South & Force of Will, The Hummingbird God, Guardian of the Fifth Sun, and patron of the Mexica tribe..
Other good series: Superior Foes of Spider-man, Venom (2010, the one with Agent Venom), Legion by Simon Spurrier, Ewing's New Avengers and U.S.A Avengers, Deadpool by Gerry Duggan and Brian Poseh, All New Wolverine, Gerry Duggan's Guardians of the Galaxy.
Of the legacy & newer characters, I have liked Silk (after Robbie Thompson started writting her and Stacy Lee drawing her), Ms. Marvel (Kamala Khan) and although he had a rocky start, Nova (Sam Alexander) - specially his last solo with Richard Rider.
Angel Ross
JMS Spider-man is what got me into Marvel. While it has editorial-mandated low points, the highs are good enough to compensate.
Jackson Allen
JMS Spider-Man is hard to beat. Just lots of solid adventure stories and soap opera relationship drama. Great run.
Ethan Cooper
Most storytimed comic of 2017! It's gotta be good, right?
Chase Howard
Read JM DeMatteis' run on Spectacular Spider-Man.
Luis Thomas
Don't do that to yourself. You are worth more than you think.
Jordan Sanders
>no one recommending the classics
This board is so dead.
Jackson Davis
recommend them
Isaiah Jones
comic book ha r old . com
>marvel recs
VOLUME 2 BE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN (MACKIE AND JMS to one more day.
black panther McGregor to Kirby to Priest
Simonson thor
you may enjoy BMB new avengers
some Way Deadpool
planet hulk
superior foes of spider-man
fraction Hawkeye
iron Man extremis
Claremont UnCanny X-men
remender x-force
frank miller daredevil & born again
ditko/lee strange
Tom king vision
Kirby/lee F4
ditko/lee asm
Nicholas Lewis
>BMB new avengers
>some Way Deadpool
>planet hulk
>fraction Hawkeye
Nathaniel Johnson
ayyyy
Gabriel Bailey
The entirety of Thunderbolts. You get a good lengthy series that goes through a huge variety of characters. The concept is generally villains joining together as a hero team to reform themselves or to push their own agendas. It's the first series I ever read and it gave me lots of other series to branch out into.
Chase Gonzalez
They should skip Fightbolts, Redhulkbolts and Zubbolts, though, those are terrible.
Tyler Powell
Busiekbolts only then.
Eli Gray
I was so mad with Frankbolts, what's the point of having a team with a red theam if you're not going to make an opposing blue team?
Hudson Butler
Nicieza, Ellis, Parker and even Diggle are worth a read, too.
Carter Kelly
They aren't.
Thomas Sanders
Shit taste mate, what have you got against Boomerang, Ghost and Troll?
Jordan Cox
>characterfag
Jacob Wright
Not OP, but I'm interested in a good X-Men run, preferably with the same lineup as the 90s cartoon. Where do I start?
Aaron Reyes
remender x-force, friend.
Landon Adams
Knowing your favorite character would be helpful.
Oliver Baker
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Nathan Powell
Since you’re a Spider-Man fan, I recommend Venom by Rick Remender (#1-22). It really builds up Flash Thompson’s character and is a great piece of the spidey mythos
Aaron Russell
>97366065
pretty good
Josiah Rodriguez
I think the kiss comic site is actually readcomicon line.to