Whats the most underrated/overlooked title or run you have ever read?

[Flemmings]

Since the other thread is such a success. I have another question. Whats the most underrated/overlooked title or run you have ever read? For me it has to be Iron Fist volume 1 and Powerman/Iron Fist. I loved those titles as a kid. I still collect them, however I haven't read them since.

[Boozad]

Epilogue

[Pirate]

Empire by DC

[3319comics]

anything with Rob Liefeld art in it....

[Flemmings]

Epilogue

 

What is Epilogue and who is it by? Meaning company and writer/artist?

[delekkerste]

Any number of the now-defunct CrossGen series come immediately to mind: Sojourn, Ruse, The Path, Way of the Rat, etc. They were all terrific.

[Rommin]

I'm going to have to say Nexus. The art and writing in that series was excellent. It wasn't completely overlooked in its day, but now .. vootie.

[Wally's Comics]

The early Wolverine run (1-20) as "patch" series.

 

Not too many people have commented on this set (I don't know whether they don't like the

whole patch thing or what) but I think it was a solid read.

 

 

(thumbs u

 

 

[shortstack comics]

First arc of Punisher War Zone

[seanfingh]

 

StormWatch 37-50

[Boozad]

Epilogue

 

What is Epilogue and who is it by? Meaning company and writer/artist?

 

It's a great four parter, vampire revenge story by Steve Niles with art by Kyle Hotz. Published by IDW (thumbs u

[comicalgems]

X-Cutioner's Song for the block Alex.

[*paull*]

Grant and Breyfogle on Detective and Batman in the late 80s and early 90s. Never reprinted, but for my money, were the most interesting and exciting regular team on the character since Englehart and Rogers and probably since.

[tilleycs]

I would agree with Power Man & Iron Fist. IMO, one of the best books from the 80's.

[EvilAsh]

The Luna Bros come to mind:

 

Ultra

The Sword

Girls

[Schmakt]

Robocop vs. Terminator.

[Zonker]

Grant and Breyfogle on Detective and Batman in the late 80s and early 90s. Never reprinted, but for my money, were the most interesting and exciting regular team on the character since Englehart and Rogers and probably since.

 

I also liked the immediate pre-Jason Todd run of 1981/1982. Close cross-continuity between Batman (roughly #340-354) & Detective (roughly #511-520) Giordano was the editor, Gerry Conway wrote most of them, and Don Newton traded with Gene Colan for the artwork. They brought back a lot of Bronze Age supporting characters: Boss Thorne, Matches Malone, Man-Bat, even the Human Target crossed over.

[DR.X]

The Sisterhood of Steel.

 

 

DRX

[Currin Comics]

Man-Thing Vol 1 and Warlord

 

[davidpg]

Hitman, the whole run actually.

 

Awesome, funny Ennis stuff.