X-Men Unlimited #34 (2002)
As you can tell from the cover, the first story in this issue is an attempt to cross over into the manga market. It’s cute, it’s silly, it works because…
THE CALL OF DUTY (2002-2003)
This post covers the entire Call of Duty run, which was comprised of several miniseries. First, The Brotherhood focused on firemen. It was a semirealistic portrayal of the heroic work…
NEW X-MEN #133 (2002): 1st Dust
With storylines spread out around the world, Grant Morrison doesn’t slow down. The new X-Corporation expands to Mumbai, where they shut down a black market selling mutant slaves and rescuing…
Fantastic Four #60 (2002): Mark Waid run begins
Mark Waid’s stint on this title, widely recognized as one of the GOAT runs, began with a 9 cent issue. Nine pennies is what it cost to see his retelling…