Marvel Comics

The conclusion of JMS's defining Spider-Man era: Civil War leads Peter Parker to make the most public decision of his life — revealing his identity to the world on national television. Back in Black shows what Peter becomes when pushed past his limits. One More Day controversially rewrites his history with a deal with Mephisto. 1,136 pages of moments that divided the fandom and still spark debate: proof that these stories hit where it mattered most.

The definitive modern Thor omnibus. J. Michael Straczynski's 2007 relaunch is one of the most acclaimed runs in the character's history, reimagining Asgard rebuilt in the Oklahoma plains and exploring what it means for gods to walk among men.

The run that reinvented Spider-Man for the 21st century. J. Michael Straczynski and John Romita Jr. introduced Morlun — a predator who hunts totemic beings — along with the radical idea that Peter Parker's powers have a mystical origin beyond a radioactive spider bite. Aunt May discovers Peter's identity. Ezekiel enters as a mentor figure with dark secrets. One of the most debated and influential Spider-Man eras, sparking conversations about the character's mythology that continue today. 1,120 pages.