| 1. Factor X (X-Men: The Age of Apocalypse Gold Deluxe Edition) | 
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By: John Francis Moore, Steve Epting
Publisher: Marvel Entertainment Group
August 01, 1995
When Legion, illigitamite son of Charles Xavier, traveled back in time to kill Magneto and accidently killed Xavier, an alternate world was created called the Age of Apocalypse in which Xavier never lived to form the X-Men and Apocalypse took over North America and most of the world. All the regular X-titles were put in hiatus for four months and replaced with alternate titles. Factor X (X-Factor)... more
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| 2. X-Man (X-Men: The Age of Apocalypse Gold Deluxe Edition) | 
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By: Jeph Loeb
Publisher: Marvel Enterprises
August 01, 1995
When Legion, illigitamite son of Charles Xavier, traveled back in time to kill Magneto and accidently killed Xavier, an alternate world was created called the Age of Apocalypse in which Xavier never lived to form the X-Men and Apocalypse took over North America and most of the world. All the regular X-titles were put in hiatus for four months and replaced with alternate titles. X-Man (Cable) tells... more
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| 3. House of M |
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By: Brian Michael Bendis
Publisher: Marvel Comics
February 13, 2008
Marvel has outdone themselves with creating this astounding comic event. Any Marvel fan MUST get this book. No let down... more
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| 4. Astonishing X-Men (X-Men: The Age of Apocalypse Gold Deluxe Edition) |
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By: Scott Lobdell, Joe Madureira
Publisher: Marvel Entertainment Group
August 01, 1995
This is hands down the finest piece of comic art I have ever read. I can remember sitting with issues of this arc and being mesmerized by Joe Maduereira's amalgamation of Eastern/Western art styles. The coloring is brilliant, the characters are given interesting new personalities and pasts, and the costumes designs are fantastic. I would recommend this to anyone who considers themself a serious appreciator... more
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| 5. Weapon X (X-Men: The Age of Apocalypse Gold Deluxe Edition) (Wolverine) |
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By: Larry Hama, Adam Kubert, Karl Kesel
Publisher: Marvel Entertainment Group
September 01, 1995
When the Legion Quest storyline ended, an alternate universe was created due to the fact that Legion went back in time to kill Magneto but accidently killed Charles Xavier. Since Xavier died, there was no X-Men to stop Apocalypse from taking over America and most of the world. This alternate reality, The Age of Apocalypse, put all the regular X-books on hold for four issues and replaced them with they're... more
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| 6. X-Calibre (X-Men: The Age of Apocalypse Gold Deluxe Edition) (Excalibur) | 
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By: Warren Ellis
Publisher: Marvel Enterprises
August 01, 1995
Welcome to hell on earth. North America is ruled by an evil mutant called Apocalypse. His kingdom only lives by one rule: Survivial of the fittest. Humans are regarded as the lower class and even not all mutants will be survive in this world. This all happened because Professor Charles Xavier never existed. Thus he never got to form the X-Men to appose Apocalypse.
But there is a sole sanctuary... more
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| 7. Hellboy, Vol. 8: Darkness Calls |
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By: Mike Mignola, Duncan Fegredo, Dave Stewart
Publisher: Dark Horse Comics
June 09, 2008
"Darkness calls" is a tough book. Here Hellboy engages in a grand fight against "Koshchei the Deathless". The fight takes place in no other than hell. And Koshchei is literally deathless (and we find Hellboy is too). Mignola's mingleling with mythology is facinating. Fegredo's artwork and Stewart's coloring are superb (if you like style you will like this)h. All the characters have supernatural motives... more
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| 8. The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (Graphic Novel) |
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By: Eric Shanower, L. Frank Baum
Publisher: Marvel Books
September 02, 2009
Don't ask why, but I was browsing around the Marvel Comics website, and I came across this title, and I am glad that I did. The drawings in this graphic novel are very unique which makes the storyline that much more readable. I think that all of the characters are special, and that each one has their own unique style to the creators interpretation. After all that is what having an imagination is all... more
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| 9. All Star Superman, Vol. 2 |
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By: Grant Morrison
Publisher: DC Comics
February 16, 2010
Again, like in my review for volume 1, I don't understand the fuzz on this series. This whole All Star Superman arc, from begining to end, was a complete waste of time for me. I didn't foud it funny, nor exiting nor interesting nor anything. This is a complete overated work form Grant Morrison.
Maybe I'm not just smart enough to undertand it. I liked the last showdown with Lex Luthor... more
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| 10. Dark Tower: The Gunslinger Born |
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By: Peter David, Stephen King, Robin Furth
Publisher: Marvel Comics
November 07, 2007
Peter David, The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger Born (Marvel, 2007)
Of all of Stephen King's impressive body of work, The Gunslinger has always been one of the pieces at the top of my "man, I'd like to see a graphic novel adaptation of this" wish list. (The other? "Gray Matter", a story from Night Shift.) When I found out that Peter David, of the brilliant (but short lived) Fallen Angel, would... more
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