Unpopular comic stories that you liked.

[Chris Wallace]

Let's hear 'em.

 

[SLVRSR4]

Clone saga with Ben Reilly and Chuck Austen's run on the X-men.

 

[Dark Victory]

The Fell
David Boring
House
Fanboy
Hitman
9/11 Vol.1 and 2
Human Target
It's A Bird...
Pride Of Baghdad
The Quitter

 

[Chris Wallace]

Clone saga with Ben Reilly and Chuck Austen's run on the X-men.

Are you me?
I loved the Clone Saga until they went into all that stuff about Ben being the real one.

 

[Chris Wallace]

 

[Chris Wallace]

 

[Manic]

To a certain extent, I liked Ultimate Galactus.

Judd Winick's run on Green Arrow

X-Men Legacy's saga of Professor X's past.

 

[SLVRSR4]

I thought Winick's run was popular until now?

 

[Blader5489]

Supreme
Tom Strong
Miracleman


All Alan Moore stuff that isn't that well-known, but what I would consider to be better than his more popular work like Watchmen and V.

 

[Jennifer Walters]

The Clone Saga until the ''Is Peter or Ben the real one" Angle?

Also I loved Superman Blue as well. I STARTED reading his comics just for that. It was the only time I found Superman an interesting character.

The giving of Peter organic webshooters. So shoot me.

 

[Manic]

I thought Winick's run was popular until now?

I've heard people do nothing but complain about his run the entire time.

 

[Max J Power]

By unpopular, do you mean generally disliked, or not well known?

Anyway, my first thought was Claremont's second run of Uncanny X-Men. It wasn't nearly as good as his first run and it never felt significant, but it was still pretty good. I don't think it would get so much **** if some new, unknown writer had written the same comics.

I don't know if I'd quite call it unpopular, but I liked The Rise and Fall of the Shi'ar Empire despite its pacing issues.

Kirkman's Ultimate X-Men. Although I haven't read his final arc yet, and I heard it was awful.

Sins Past wasn't that bad. It may have had a horrible retcon, but it wasn't badly written. I love most of JMS' Amazing Spider-Man run (I haven't read Back in Black or One More Day).

I enjoy Brand New Day Spider-Man, but I don't know if it's widely unpopular.

 

[Chris Wallace]

The Clone Saga until the ''Is Peter or Ben the real one" Angle?

Also I loved Superman Blue as well. I STARTED reading his comics just for that. It was the only time I found Superman an interesting character.

The giving of Peter organic webshooters. So shoot me.

Say something I disagree with & I'll consider it.
I was fine with the organic webbing. As much as I kicked & screamed along with everybody else at the decision to use it in the movie, I found that it didn't bother me in the least and, given all of his other natural spider-like abilities, actually made more sense than the synthetic substitute.

 

[Chris Wallace]

I can also add Hudlin's entire run on Black Panther. I don't understand all the hate.

 

[BLACKVULCAN]

Hal Jordan turning into Parallax and wasting everybody!
There were alot of chessed off Halfanatics for this, but sometimes when you lose everything that you love the only place to go is over the edge. I thought it was great.Plus it introduced Kyle Rayner who became just as popular as Hal.

 

[Chris Wallace]

By unpopular, do you mean generally disliked, or not well known?

Anyway, my first thought was Claremont's second run of Uncanny X-Men. It wasn't nearly as good as his first run and it never felt significant, but it was still pretty good. I don't think it would get so much **** if some new, unknown writer had written the same comics.

I don't know if I'd quite call it unpopular, but I liked The Rise and Fall of the Shi'ar Empire despite its pacing issues.

Kirkman's Ultimate X-Men. Although I haven't read his final arc yet, and I heard it was awful.

Sins Past wasn't that bad. It may have had a horrible retcon, but it wasn't badly written. I love most of JMS' Amazing Spider-Man run (I haven't read Back in Black or One More Day).

I enjoy Brand New Day Spider-Man, but I don't know if it's widely unpopular.

Not well-known stories are cool. (I loved "Blade: Sins Of The Father", for example) but I'm mainly looking for the former.

 

[KangConquers]

By unpopular, do you mean generally disliked, or not well known?

Anyway, my first thought was Claremont's second run of Uncanny X-Men. It wasn't nearly as good as his first run and it never felt significant, but it was still pretty good. I don't think it would get so much **** if some new, unknown writer had written the same comics.

I don't know if I'd quite call it unpopular, but I liked The Rise and Fall of the Shi'ar Empire despite its pacing issues.

Kirkman's Ultimate X-Men. Although I haven't read his final arc yet, and I heard it was awful.

Sins Past wasn't that bad. It may have had a horrible retcon, but it wasn't badly written. I love most of JMS' Amazing Spider-Man run (I haven't read Back in Black or One More Day).

I enjoy Brand New Day Spider-Man, but I don't know if it's widely unpopular.

I agree about Sin's past...it was a beautiful execution of a terrible idea.

 

[Andy C.]

Superman blue was better than most people give it credit for (particularly the JLA 'American Dreams' arc). And while we're on the subject of Supes, I really liked 'Up, Up, and Away!' and 'Birthright,' both of which get dumped on all the time.

I've also still got a soft spot for 'Green Lantern: Rebirth' and Spider-Man's Clone Saga.

 

[Majik1387]

Kid Omega's school takeover thing
Planet X
X-Men: The End

 

[Spike_x1]

The majority of Superman's books in the late 80's, starting with MOS, all the way through to the early 00's.

 

[Max J Power]

Superman blue was better than most people give it credit for (particularly the JLA 'American Dreams' arc). And while we're on the subject of Supes, I really liked 'Up, Up, and Away!' and 'Birthright,' both of which get dumped on all the time.

I've also still got a soft spot for 'Green Lantern: Rebirth' and Spider-Man's Clone Saga.

I didn't know Rebirth was unpopular. It was the first Green Lantern book I read and I liked it.

 

[Dark Victory]

How is Knightfall unpopular?

 

[Chris Wallace]

I agree about Sin's past...it was a beautiful execution of a terrible idea.

I would agree. I was too busy enjoying the direction to get pissed about what JMS was doing to the story.

 

[The Joker]

How is Knightfall unpopular?

It isn't. Knightfall is very popular.

 

[Chris Wallace]

How is Knightfall unpopular?

It isn't? My bad.