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The best Mojo comics: start with Longshot #1-6 and his debut in issue #3, then read Excalibur: Mojo Mayhem, X-Men #10-11 and NYX, with key issues.
Read article →For the best Mirror Master comics, start with The Flash #212 for Evan McCulloch or Flash #105 for Sam Scudder, with Animal Man #8 as a key issue.
Read article →The best Luke Cage comics start with Hero for Hire #1-4 or the 2016 Power Man and Iron Fist series. Here is where to start and which key issues to collect.
Read article →Best Longshot comics and where to start: read the 1985 Nocenti and Adams miniseries first, then Claremont's X-Men, Peter David's X-Factor and key issues.
Read article →The best Juggernaut comics start with X-Men #12, his first appearance, then Amazing Spider-Man #229-230. Find where to start and the key issues to know.
Read article →The best Amanda Waller comics start with Ostrander's Suicide Squad run, then Legends #1, her first appearance, and the key issues that shaped the Wall.
Read article →The best Abomination comics start with Tales to Astonish #90 (1967), then Incredible Hulk #50 to 54, Hulk: Destruction and the key issues for collectors.
Read article →Peter David's Incredible Hulk reading order: follow issues #331 to #467 (1987-1998) in five stages, with Future Imperfect and The End placed in sequence.
Read article →Midnight Spider-Man #3, The Parker Incident!, is set for December 16, 2026. See the story solicitation, the second synthetic mutant, creators and every cover.
Read article →The best Wolfsbane comics start with Marvel Graphic Novel #4 (1982) and The New Mutants, then X-Factor and Excalibur. Where to start and key issues to know.
Read article →The best Sunspot comics start with New Avengers (2015) and U.S.Avengers, then The New Mutants. See his first appearance, key issues and where to start.
Read article →The best Mister Negative comics to read first: start with Amazing Spider-Man #546 (2008), then Dark Reign, #664 and The Dark Kingdom, plus his 2007 debut.
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