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Colossus ton Joined: August 16 2012 Posts: 1,438	#10 - Posted: December 14, 2012 \| 1:31 PM The Eternals trade paperback. 50 caliber invulnerable eyes.
Thinkere r Joined: May 1 2010 Posts: 3,551	#9 - Posted: December 9, 2012 \| 4:13 PM Punisher MAX: Born and The Beginning Terror Inc: MAX The Sentry 5-issue mini serie, from 2000 was pretty good. Adam: Legend of the Blue Marvel is decent If you like DC, I'd advise Secret Six, starting with the Villains United book. Image removed - please read guidelines concerning images in signatures.
monstarm aalik Joined: May 1 2010 Posts: 4,263	#8 - Posted: December 8, 2012 \| 12:35 PM pretty sure he's just looking for Origins. also, Marvel released alot of Season One and Origins comics recently. i've got the X-men and Dr. Strange ones but i haven't read them so i can't reccomend them, but regardless they may be of interest to you.
TalonofM arvelmag ic Joined: July 10 2012 Posts: 2,437	#7 - Posted: December 8, 2012 \| 12:17 PM What a joke. For the modern age of comics. Look at the new Marvel Now titles starting. Avengers has great potential by Hickman. Indestructible Hulk. Thor. New Avengers. Uncanny Avengers(although it looks average to me). Maybe Young Avengers. All New Xmen(meh). etc. No mention of Captain America by Ed Brubaker. New Avengers vol 1 by Bendis. Events or Crossovers like: House of M. Civil War. Annihilation. Annihilation:Conquest. Messiah Complex. Second Coming. Planet Hulk. World War Hulk. Wolverine:Enemy of the State by Mark Millar. Astonishing Xmen by Whedon (only) 1-24 & Giant Size Xmen. X-Force by Kyle & Yost. Uncanny X-force by Remender (first 18 issues). X-factor. Immortal Iron Fist. Daredevil by either Bendis or Brubaker. Thor by JMS. Venom's current run, by Remender. Circle of Four= BADAZZ fun. Nova. Guardians of the Galaxy. Young Avengers, the original series, 1-12. Great title. Well worth it. Can't say much about New Mutants? I don't care for the series and the characters are boring.
thehulks ter94 Joined: May 1 2010 Posts: 11,603	#6 - Posted: December 8, 2012 \| 11:51 AM Dec 8, 2012 -- 9:30AM, monstarmaalik wrote: you'll have to excuse my fellow posters. they both tend to have sketchy taste in comics. here's some more good origins though: -Shadowland: Powerman -New Mutants (2nd volume) -The Sentry (1st volume) -Red Skull -Young Avengers Not really, it's just that I don't just swallow whatever it is Marvel decides to push, I have more quality control than that. But I can second the second New Mutants volume pluss the Young Avengers. Come over to Outer Realm Comics: http://www.o-r-c.co.uk/
monstarm aalik Joined: May 1 2010 Posts: 4,263	#5 - Posted: December 8, 2012 \| 9:30 AM you'll have to excuse my fellow posters. they both tend to have sketchy taste in comics. here's some more good origins though: -Shadowland: Powerman -New Mutants (2nd volume) -The Sentry (1st volume) -Red Skull -Young Avengers
thehulks ter94 Joined: May 1 2010 Posts: 11,603	#4 - Posted: December 7, 2012 \| 11:04 PM Dec 7, 2012 -- 4:47PM, monstarmaalik wrote: origins i'd reccomend: - Ultimate Spiderman (current volume with Miles Morales) - The Hood (original min-series) - X-23: Innocence Lost - Spider-Woman: Origin - Alias - Skaar: Son of Hulk - Amazing Fantasy (last volume) - White Tiger - Bullseye: Greatest Hits - X-men: Deadly Genesis - Wolverine Origins (the ongoing) The only ones here I can second are X-23 and Son of Hulk. I deffinately would not recomend Deadly Genesis. If you want to read origins for major characters, you will probably need to go digital. I can't list off any off the top of my head, but if you have anything specific in mind, I could easilly find the answers. If you are just looking for a good place to jump in, the Marvel NOW initiative is providing a lot of new #1s, which should provide a good jumping point, although it isn't exactly a new start. Come over to Outer Realm Comics: http://www.o-r-c.co.uk/
TalonofM arvelmag ic Joined: July 10 2012 Posts: 2,437	#3 - Posted: December 7, 2012 \| 10:17 PM Dec 7, 2012 -- 4:47PM, monstarmaalik wrote: origins i'd reccomend: - Ultimate Spiderman (current volume with Miles Morales) - The Hood (original min-series) - X-23: Innocence Lost - Spider-Woman: Origin - Alias - Skaar: Son of Hulk - Amazing Fantasy (last volume) - White Tiger - Bullseye: Greatest Hits - X-men: Deadly Genesis - Wolverine Origins (the ongoing) So basically, you want to recommend him EPIC FAILS?! These are the last pieces of crap for a new reader to read. Please, don't recommend anyone anything. You aren't helping. He should read far more valuable and important titles and series of the modern age. None of these are even relevant or good.
monstarm aalik Joined: May 1 2010 Posts: 4,263	#2 - Posted: December 7, 2012 \| 4:47 PM origins i'd reccomend: - Ultimate Spiderman (current volume with Miles Morales) - The Hood (original min-series) - X-23: Innocence Lost - Spider-Woman: Origin - Alias - Skaar: Son of Hulk - Amazing Fantasy (last volume) - White Tiger - Bullseye: Greatest Hits - X-men: Deadly Genesis - Wolverine Origins (the ongoing)
A065 Joined: December 6 2012 Posts: 1	#1 - Posted: December 6, 2012 \| 8:30 PM New here and I just don't know where to start any suggestions? I would like to start on somewhat origin stories can someone link me a list?