Top 20 Comics of the 90s

[@nathanielmoody3656]

I absolutely worshipped Alex Ross in the 90s. His Marvels books were groundbreaking, in terms of both art and storytelling. And as an aspiring comic artist at the time, you couldn’t get any better!

[@nameredacted1448]

This channel is criminally underrated

[@Dante19883]

Thanks! I appreciate the compliment and the support 😊

[@matthewweflen]

Also JLA#1 By Grant Morrison and Howard Porter. That was hugely influential on both the cartoon and the later movie.

[@Dante19883]

Oh yes! Absolutely! Also great one!!

[@guymccloud6731]

Good list. Bone #1 was and still is the jam!

[@tigerbread78]

Death and Return of Superman was a great storyline.

[@SkotNealey]

i agree. I remember when everyone was talking about it...even people that didn't like comics.

[@Dante19883]

Yes I agree totally. I love it. My all time favourite Superman run!

[@SkotNealey]

@@Dante19883 and it gave us Superboy. I love the 4 replacements.

[@kevintanza6968]

Loving your work as usual, Dante. It's always. You know, you should do a video about best comic books of the Silver Age; it would be a great starting point for a lot of people, myself included.

[@Dante19883]

Hey there! Thanks for watching and commenting! Glad you enjoyed the video. As a matter of fact, I do I have a best comics of the Silver Age. The video is called Top 20 comics of the 1960s. It’s on the channel. I think it was posted about 6 mos ago 😊 Let me know if you have a hard time finding it.

[@commodorerook3797]

Green Lantern #50

[@erwinekkel9676]

Death of superman was awesome!!!

[@alejandrocaracciolo5975]

Great video! Just subscribed. This is very good as a list for influential comics, but I disagree about two or three picks, and I think some others are missing. The Maxx and Gen 13 come to mind, as two series that were tremendously popular and influential back then. The Maxx had an excellent animated adaptation in the segment "Oddities" of MTV, that is nowadays considered a classic, and Gen 13 was by far the most up to date comic published in that era, so much so that it's become unreadable by todays public for precisely that reason. It's too dated, but back then it was and felt like a very young comic, by young creators, who spoke to a young public. As a result, it sold extremely well, even if the content wasn't timeless at all and only worked for teens of the 90s, during the 90s.

[@jameskelvin6720]

As a kid, I believed Superman was going to die permanently. This, killing Superman, was crazy to me!!!

[@betaraycomics9072]

I think top 10 Silver Age books video would be cool man. Great Video Dante.

[@Dante19883]

Hey there! I actually did one.. it’s called top 20 comics of the 60s. It’s up on the channel right now 😊 check it out . Cheers!

[@rkronin]

hell yeah baby. i concur with every of the 20 titles u presented. really good job. thank you for the video

[@Dante19883]

Right one! Glad you liked the video. Thanks for tuning in and thanks for the positive feedback!!

[@seanwinter4784]

Hellboy Seed of Destruction #1

[@SBAVoltronProdt]

Love the video. So much nostalgia here!!!

[@0sumgamezzz435]

Infinity Gauntlet run should be here.

[@ericbreen4340]

I used to have a drinking problem .In fact I am a recovering Alcoholic ..I legitimately don't remember 1990 , 1991 and the first 3 months of 1992 . I used to think that nothing good came from 2+ year black out , but after seeing this video I realized that I was just killing enough brain cells to better prepare me for some of what was to come in comics . HOO BOY , there was some Four Color Crap in the first half of the 90's . it to agree with you , The Death of Superman story was NOT among them . I know it's become cool to rip on this storyline . In fact , I would go as far as to say it has almost become DC's Clone saga as the go- to story for ridicule . Why , eludes me as it had a good build up , an emotional culmination , and a satisfying resolution (it ain't like they were gonna leave him dead !) Moving on to Batman ..it's true that the first thing anyone remembers about 90's Batman is Knightfall because of Bane and the passing of the mantle temporarily to Azrael . And not to take anything away from this story , it pales in comparison to what I believe is the single greatest one character event (and by that I mean non company wide ) event in comics history , No Mans Land . I realize this video isn't about the. Best books , I just wanted to mention it . I hope there will be a follow up video covering the best comics of the 90's (if you have already done one , my apologies ) There were a lot of great titles in the 90's (Hit man , Resurrection Man to name two ) that have largely gone down the memory hole . Anyhoo ..great video , as always , but I DO have a question ..Is what's left of my memory playing tricks on me or was the no number 16 ? Take care , and see you on the next one .

[@Dante19883]

Hey Eric! Great to hear from you again! Thanks for sharing your story. Glad to hear you are doing better and staying sober. You are totally right! I missed 16. Thanks for pointing that out. I put a survey there and updated the subscription to inform viewers lol glad to hear you were a fan of the death of Superman as well. Thanks for tuning in as always my friend!

[@mellotron12]

I agree with most of your list except for the bottom three. IMO, there are other books that are more representative of the culture at that time and also continue to be well-loved and relevant. Perhaps "Uncle Scrooge #285," which was the first issue of "The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck." Also, Sin City and Preacher.

[@ulyseeskillingsworth2828]

Wow this was actually a great video. I completely forgot about death of superman. That was a great surprise lol

[@Dante19883]

Thanks! I’m glad to hear you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@darthpaxx2991]

I think I can add (no issue in particular) Brian Agustin an Mark Waid as writers (specially for The Flash and Impulse). Also the Cliffhanger guys (Campbell, Ramos, Madureira). There are others... Just to metion some important characters from the 1990s comicbook world.

[@lycangoon5286]

I haven't read a comic book in 25 years. I was lucky to have a comic book store on my street growing up, so I went there almost every day after getting my slice of pizza and playing arcade.... then make it home just in time to wat h dragonball .... i loved the 90's

[@kmartdamien89]

New to your Channel I like these type of countdown videos always looking for for titles I've never read or was aware of but surprised you did not mention X-Factor #71 the new Main run of X-Factor just an amazing read from Peter David I suggest doing a video about underrated titles from the 90's I have to give Lifefield a bone for a min an say his artwork was the holygrail of what you think when you see comics from the 90s and if you compare todays artwork to even his from then its just a huge step back in artwork but thats just my opinion great video liked Subscribed

[@Dante19883]

Great suggestion for a video.. I will look into that for sure. Welcome to the channel! Thanks for subbing! I hope to hear from you again soon. Glad to hear you enjoyed the video. Cheers!

[@wk3820]

The Superman books between Byrne and the death did not sell like X-Men, but it blew it away all comers in terms of quality and was equalled probably only by The Incredible Hulk in that era (another book that did not sell nearly as much as it should have). They had Roger Stern and Louis Simonson at their peaks, Jerry Ordway (one of the best writer/artists of the 90s) and Dan Jurgens just coming into his own as a creator.

[@Dante19883]

I know right. I’m not a huge Superman fan, but Superman in the 90s was awesome!

[@dkres82]

Yeah I’m not really into Superman but you can’t argue against the comic that got mainstream news coverage.

[@sbentsen2714]

Ya that first appearance of Deadpool book is going crazy high now 🔥 out of reach for a lot of fans, carnage and venom however are at all time lows 🤷🏻 just bought ASM 361 yesterday for a good price in a high grade im happy 😄

[@warrendevos1976]

Totally agree with the number 1. I remember it well. This is what got me collecting in the 90's

[@theonepugonepug4707]

Binged watch most of you top 20 comics of 90 80 ext. Great vids keep up the good work. Ty

[@Dante19883]

Awesome!! Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed the vids. Thank you for tuning in and commenting. Cheers my friend!

[@dkres82]

Knew that would be #1. Can’t argue against it at all.

[@SBAVoltronProdt]

I really like this series with top comics of the decade so maybe you could dive into other geeky stuff from different decades as well, whether it be video games or other things that had a large cultural impact. Regardless I’d say go with what you know and enjoy because that will make it more enjoyable for us!

[@Dante19883]

Hey Cameron! Thanks for the comments! I totally agree. I was thinking of doing lists of my fav video games in fact. Now that you suggested it, I will definitely be doing a video on this. There will be a shout out to you. Stay tuned! 😊

[@ckpeck222]

Oh yea got to love 90s goodness.

[@Dante19883]

I agree, I love it!

[@blackjack0226]

Great Vid again Dante. I agree with all of them. But if you will have some of them based on cultural significance. You may even make it like a top 30: Thunderbolts, Preacher (It has a TV Series), JLA by Grant Morrison, Avengers by Kurt Busiek, Gen 13 (all that teenage angst), Withcblade (bad girl art), Daredevil by Smith and Quesada (Netflix series) and even The Sandman by Neil Gainman. All have cultural significance at that time. BTW how's the Thor body challenge? Thanks and have a good one.

[@Dante19883]

Hey there Brian! Thanks for watching and commenting. I agree. With the 90s, we had many culturally significant books. This really could have been a top 30. Great suggestions! As for the Thor Body Challenge, still at it and working hard. I’m trying to cut right now but that last bit of belly fat is being stubborn. I’ll be posting a follow up video in the coming weeks about it 😊 always a pleasure hearing from you!

[@slippinjimmy6511]

Anyone remember when Magneto Removes the adamantium from woverine’s skeleton? Pretty significant storyline in X-Men history

[@pabra6170]

Fatal Attractions

[@Dante19883]

I’ll have to check it out!

[@josephbarbera9220]

Whenever a see the Death of Superman in dollar bins as well as Wildcats I buy the them because what the heck and I truly feel those books have in their own way made an impact and become iconic. Love those all 20 books you featured

[@Dante19883]

Thanks!

[@Brandon_Knight_]

My favorite videos are these countdown ones that you do. I would like to see more of these covering maybe different comic book genres for example

[@Dante19883]

Absolutely! Countdowns are always fun. I watch countdowns all the time lol glad to hear you enjoy them. I will definitely be doing more in the future. Thanks for the suggestion! 😊

[@israelvaldez26]

I would love to hear your opinion on the top 10 Marvel and DC characters that deserve to be on the silver screen. Again another great video!

[@Dante19883]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video. Always a pleasure to hear from you my friend. I will definitely look into the topic you suggested. Thanks for the suggestion!

[@dvd7826]

For me it was all about Image in the 90s 😊

[@thedead-eyejedi]

Great list! I'm surprised by how many are in my own collection. What about the fall of Hal Jordan and rise of Parallax? Another cheap "death of" gimmick perhaps, but I thought it was awesome as a kid!

[@Dante19883]

I’ll have to check that one out. I haven’t read it yet. Thanks for the awesome suggestion and thanks for watching and commenting l. Glad you enjoyed the video 😊

[@marthinusellis6564]

i loved Tom Lyle artist of Starman Whill Payton

[@KBR641]

The shops sold out of those xforce. I was a teenager back then. They sold out.

[@louief2]

Hey Dante, talking about speculation, it's still a problem today. Try buying Naomi at your LCS and you will see what's happening. Check E Bay to see new comics selling for inflated prices, often before they arrive at the shop. It could be argued that spec issues may be putting people off buying a series as they are impossible to get. Could be a video idea for you ? Great work mate

[@Dante19883]

Hey Louie! Excellent point. I started noticing that speculation was running rampant again when Batman Damned came out. I thought at that time I would try to pick up that series because it looked cool, but they were all outrageously priced. I don’t know what’s going on or why people are speculating. Haven’t they learned anything from the 90s? Awesome point and thanks for the suggestion. I’m not really up to date with what’s going on with the new books, but I’ll look into it. Always a pleasure chatting Louie. Cheers!

[@willlaz4683]

Wow, I still have a lot of these comic books, haven’t looked through them in years

[@rocknrollrebel1000]

#1:Transmetropolitan

[@Dante19883]

😊

[@MSchussler]

There were a lot of bad kid comics sold in the 1990's. But I was reading a lot of Vertigo comics with mature content in the 90's. Though the books often had graphic content, they contained good writing and good art. Sandman by Neil Gaiman was a sophisticated comic book that brought a lot of females to the hobby. Reading "Preacher" was a guilty pleasure for me. The violence was comically over the top, but I could always read an old Archie comic book afterwards to balance things out. A successful TV show was based on that property. My point is, out of 20 books on your list, you could have put at least one Vertigo book on the list as being culturally significant as part of the innovative mature branding of a portion of the DC line.

[@miamimagicians]

Knightfall and DOSM

[@LowellLucasJr.]

Dude...I think I own all these issues except #20& 19!

[@Dante19883]

Lol that’s awesome! You definitely have a solid 90s collection for sure then!! Thanks for tuning in and watching and commenting as always my friend. Always great to hear from you. Cheers!

[@LowellLucasJr.]

@@Dante19883 Not a problem. Great Thor Body! Its coming in nicely! My "Brock " body is nearly there.

[@MaulSlasher]

And subscribed! Great content, sir!

[@Dante19883]

Thank you my friend! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@LongboxLoveAffair]

Great great pics! I have these all and they came out during my beginning years of collecting. Such nostalgia and to this day I love Liefeld, Jim Lee and McFarlane. I call them the 90s trifecta

[@Dante19883]

Awesome name!! I think I like that better than the “triumvirate” that I use lol glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for tuning in! Always great hearing from you!

[@muddyboots7753]

i think Greg Capullo should restart Sleepwalkers. His art style would be a perfect match for it

[@Dante19883]

Excellent suggestion! I couldn’t agree more. I feel he is a perfect fit for a book like sleepwalker, especially after seeing his Spawn stuff and his work on Batman. Seriously, the way he drew Mr. Bloom gave me the creeps. So great!

[@fishin-impossible2992]

Can you do an updated. 90s comics

[@duke_8747]

Unpopular opinion but the 90s are my favorite. Marvel and DC were trying to create numerous characters and do very drastic changes with the stories and I like that. I don’t like traditional stories and I really like all the experimenting that companies were doing in the 90s

[@duke_8747]

@@bryansteele3760 I don’t know the history behind that event but it does seem like a gimmick. Especially how they brought him right back lol

[@duke_8747]

@@bryansteele3760 was it really 10 months? I know there was the funeral for a friend then they brought him back right after that. Also I just don’t feel like they would kill off their first and one of their most loved IPs

[@Dante19883]

All great comments! I agree. Death of superman was amazing. My favourite superman story by far! I love 90s books!

[@duke_8747]

@@bryansteele3760 oh ok gotcha

[@SkotNealey]

okay, I bought 5 Copies of X-Force #1 because the comics came with 1 card...and there were 5 different cards. I HAD TO HAVE ALL 5...isn't that insane? But that's how extremely into Comic Cards i was at that time.

[@dankcastle9092]

Marvel Masterpiece were so expensive haha

[@SkotNealey]

@@dankcastle9092 i collected the cards before those, too.

[@Dante19883]

Yeah those card were really cool. I think I have two of them lol that is probably one of the reasons that particular issue sold so well lol

[@TimSchuette-tl2ie]

I know new mutants #98 was on the list....but maybe X-Force #2 ....(2nd app. of Dead Pool)...which is still an affordable book !!!

[@muddyboots7753]

there are so many channels out there. i watch your videos mostly for the comic book and super hero content. Even if you are going to do a "videogame" video i think it should be about super hero video games. And another good topic would be "superhero props or toys (not for cosplay) that has even been made"

[@Dante19883]

Awesome suggestions and thanks for your feedback. Yeah, I’m going to do some videos in the future that are related to geek culture but not necessarily superhero or comic related. However this will always be a comic book channel and I will always do comic book videos. Majority of videos will always be comic book related lol

[@GodzillaTheKingoftheMonster]

The power of Shazam they kicked off the 46 issue run up Shazam

[@Dante19883]

Ah yes, great one!

[@travishouse6295]

Good. Stuff. Man. Love. The. Flow. Of. This. Video.

[@Dante19883]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for the positive feedback 😊

[@Hepburner]

Honorable Mention: Catwoman got her own solo series in 1993 (the first of Batman's female villains to do so) and arguably paved the way for many more solo female-led titles. Chuck Dixon and the incredible Jim Balent joined forces for the amazing 'Catfile' arc, and later we get to see Bane, Batman, Penguin, Joker, Two-Face, Robbin, Scarecrow and a whole host of DC's most famous creations. She featured prominently in the 'Contagion', 'Legacy' and ''Knightfall' plot-lines. Catwoman's 90's run is incredibly underrated and deserves the spotlight! Do her justice, Dante!

[@Dante19883]

Hey Chrissy! Thanks for the suggestion. To tell you the truth, I’m not up on a lot of my Catwoman content, but I’ll check out her stuff from the 90s. I really started reading comics with the New 52 and let’s just say that the Catwoman title they put out wasn’t the best, so I never bothered to check out more of her stuff. Now that I have heard that her stuff from the 90s is goo, I will definitely go and check it out. Thanks!

[@GamingDreamer]

Sandman!

[@RhysDavison23]

Not going to lie... I love Robs art!

[@Dante19883]

Lol me too!

[@matthewweflen]

Woah, woah, woah. NOT a fan of George Perez? I need to re-evaluate my subscription here... ;-) Anyway, this is a pretty solid list. The only big impact books I think you missed were: Batman The Long Halloween. HUGE influence on the Nolan movies. Sin City. Received its own movie adaptations (2 of them).

[@Dante19883]

Lol ha ha I know, I’m a blasphemer! Ha ha I think George Perez is very talented and I like some of his work, I just get a headache when he tries to fit so much detail in a panel lol glad you enjoyed the video. I totally agree with Sin City and Long Halloween. Long Halloween is definitely one of my fav Batman runs! Always a pleasure hearing from you Matthew!

[@ludotoyhunter8492]

No witchblade, no darkness? Was this like a mainstream list only? There were plenty of nice books that came out in the 90s but the ones that launched top cow were AMAZING! Not only in terms of art (because that’s not even an issue up for debate. Silvestri, Michael Turner, c’mon man.) but stories and content. They took books to a different place and introduced a new kind of hero, one indistinguishable from the villain at times, who was needed to push comics into the 21st century. Big miss, in my opinion.

[@mghc7]

All 90s comics should be a buck and no more the comic book industry in the 90s should be tried and convicted for being drug pusher but with comic books,it’s one reason I don’t collect anymore,but sell instead

[@Dante19883]

True. The 90s books are way over inflated nowadays

[@kivey4161]

I have spawn no.1 and x-force no.1

[@kevinnelle6208]

Sadly most comics from the 90 aren’t worth shit and will never be worth shit.

[@josephsokolowski271]

Preacher, JLA, Uncle Scrooge “The Life And Times Of Scrooge McDuck” Hitman, the Garth Ennis run on Hellblazer and Sandman even though it started in 1989, the majority of it influential run was during the 90’s, just to name a few.

[@Dante19883]

Yes indeed! Great ones there! I haven’t read Hellblazer and McDuck, but I’ll check them out. Thanks for the suggestions!

[@maxkernfeld7928]

He‘s back

[@Dante19883]

I am lol

[@maxkernfeld7928]

:D

[@theblackflame4002]

90's comics are like 70's Disco, hot when they were new, then people were burning them, now they've reached tolerable nostalgia for some. Little tip for investors, go grab all those Harbinger comics out of your local shops .50 bins. A Bloodshot movie is coming out and Harbingers will be part of it.

[@Dante19883]

Yup! I agree with you... I think people are slowly starting to change their mind about certain 90s comics.. I personally like a lot of stuff from the era lol

[@myzzzahokugami2373]

What are the best 90s comics arcs/runs or complete comcis based othe actual substance.. not anything else.. Just the best pencils best inks best story telling best writing ect.. Not collectables or cultural impact or dales or cool cover art or hype

[@Dante19883]

Probably Sandman and Astro City. I personally legitimately enjoyed the death of Superman and Batman Knightfall as well

[@TheGorgeousdre]

Great video bro .. awesome list you gotta give liefield his due he sucks but he moved the culture..

[@Dante19883]

Yup! I agree with you totally. I don’t hate him by any means. I have a lot of respect for his contributions overall but he is definitely not the greatest artist or writer lol

[@Dante19883]

Thanks for tuning in and leaving positive feedback 😊

[@pulsarstargrave256]

Some of my favorite 90s comics in no particular order: SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN SPIDER- MAN: THE HOBGOBLIN LIVES SAVAGE DRAGON GEN 13 LOVE !ND ROCKETS OMAHA THE CAT DANCER GREEN ARROW (Mike Grell) THE MAXX SPAWN HATE (PETER BAGGE) SIN CITY

[@Dante19883]

Awesome!!! I particularly like spawn and spectacular SM from your list!

[@cyberpunkgirl7907]

for me: 𝕄𝕒𝕣𝕒𝕕𝕒 𝕊𝕙𝕖-𝕎𝕠𝕝𝕗

[@andrianogalon]

I'm trying to remember a name of a comic nook character from the 90s. it was in black and white. He was a cowboy or something. carried a samurai sword and used a revolver. think he had scars on his face and may have been a zombie or something. not jonah hex. I cant remember! some one please help! driving me crazy!

[@Dante19883]

Good question.. that eludes me.. sorry idk 🤷‍♂️

[@andrianogalon]

@@Dante19883 it was Chakan the forever man!

[@croissantmilk2748]

I think you should like this

[@blackpeter70]

No Kabuki by David Mack? No Sam and Twitch? Not even any frickin' Hellboy? As Seaguy's Chubby da Choona would say, "DA FUG?!?"

[@David-sw3on]

Am I high? 🤔(Actually I am! but that's besides the point..) I'm not going to go through the other comments, but did he skip over #16? Thumbs up for a yes, and thanks!👍😉

[@Dante19883]

You’re right, I did! Lol

[@philayling4398]

great job but you skipped # 16

[@Dante19883]

Yes you are absolutely right my bad. I updated the description to include that info and put an annotation in the video. Thanks for the feedback!

[@masagungghesta]

im 15 years old and i dont have any money, where can i read those comic online and free :))

[@caedmonv55]

Is this supposed to be ranked by value, or quality of the contents?

[@Dante19883]

Neither actually. More so cultural significance and popularity

[@mauricebrown1277]

Age of Apocalypse. Alpha and Omega

[@Dante19883]

Absolutely!! I agree.. thanks for the suggestion!

[@SkotNealey]

#1: WILDCATS!!!!

[@Dante19883]

😊

[@SkotNealey]

My video games: minecraft and Injustice 2

[@Dante19883]

I never got into minecraft, but injustice is awesome!!!

[@SkotNealey]

@@Dante19883 it's addictive.

[@justafanmarvel9669]

Oh Boy I have to start by saying I'm really loving this channel and the commentary from the subscribers here. I have to call you out though on some of the books on this list. Spawn... the book sucked! Todd was very creative in his self appropriation of his Spiderman visuals and the colorist deserves an award for sure.... but the story sucked, it never moved, there were huge delays in release dates and the book broke all of it's own rules. Spawn had a power meter (there is your video game reference) and was supposed to deplete his power as the story progressed eventually sending him hell for all eternity... a compelling premise for a hero's arc. Todd at some point arbitrarily thought that was a bad idea and had it vanish from the book since its implication would have killed off his character even though that was the premise upon which he sold his idea to the fans. Instead of a great anti-hero story which we were promised we instead got pages and pages of an all powerful being laying in an alley with bums. Less then a year into its run even Todd didn't care about his creation anymore as he first started with guest artist of the month ghosting and then finally stepped away from the book creativity all together in favor of Todds Toys. Todd is not and never was a comicbook fan... he simply was an arrogant guy who wanted to get rich and play hockey A... which he did and power to him for that as he was a true businessman and entrepreneur at the right place at the right time. But his lack of love for the medium shines through in everything he touched. Now Rob Liefield on the other hand is the total opposite. He was a true fan with not much talent but a love for the medium. He was a lousy businessman and had no story telling ability... but his passion and love for comics show in everything he touched.

[@justafanmarvel9669]

@biggs949597 s yes what you are saying about sales is true... but he also talked it up as a good book, which it wasn't.

[@justafanmarvel9669]

@biggs949597 s that is 100% your opinion and I respect that.. however I never really liked Todd's work or more so his cavalier attitude towards other artists and comicbook fans. I also question how his art was actually produced and how and with what it was done. I say this because I have seen several times were Todd was asked to draw something on camera and it seemed he couldn't do it. By contrast good or bad I have seen Liefield put on the spot to draw something and he did it just like he would on a regular book. Now I realize that this in and of itself is not proof of Todd's lack of ability but it would either be that or his attitude that he doesn't need to do anything for his fans because he is so great... has to be one or the other. And I used Rob as an example but I have seen a 100 other artists including Jim Lee do a little drawing in public for his fans.

[@justafanmarvel9669]

@biggs949597 s some of the instances that I'm talking about were paid events where he was getting paid for the appearance. In fact some of them were specifically about drawing (also the industry) and methods of drawing and how to draw... but he did everything but draw even though he was asked to. I'm not talking about people running up to him in his private life when he is out with his family at dinner or something... I would understand if he told people to fuck off in those cases (if that's the way he feels). But paid appearances where he was invited to demonstrate art. Like a comedian invited to tell some jokes or a singer invited to sing a song... but he wouldn't or couldn't do it... he's either a hack or an asshole or possibly both. But in spite of saying all that I'm ok with you thinking he's the greatest.. if his art speaks to you good that's what art is supposed to do. What do you think is his best run on a title? And out of curiosity did you buy the run new at the time off the stands or discover it in back issues?

[@justafanmarvel9669]

@biggs949597 s quick question before i go further and because I'm too lazy to look it up but was he on ASM during the cosmic arc with the hulk crossover or was that Larsen by that time?

[@justafanmarvel9669]

@biggs949597 s I remember the Hulk Mr. Fixit thing... that's what eventually led uo to the professor Hulk run. I'm gonna have to look it up now too!

[@nighttigercomics7323]

I enjoy your vids but not a fan of the 90's comics. I did enjoy Knightfall and Lethal Protector. I disagree with your first pick because it was an artificial hype which was part of the downfall of comic book market.

[@Dante19883]

Thanks for tuning in. I appreciate you watching despite not being a fan of 90s books. Yes I agree.. many of these books experienced artificial hype because of that collectors bubble lol always great hearing from you!

[@Lazarus1095]

This isn't a very good list. Kingdom Come and Marvels were superb, and Knightfall was OK, but the rest? Dante isn't making his selection based on quality. He's making it based on whether it embodies stereotypes of what comics from the 1990s were like. That is notoriety, not quality.

[@Dante19883]

Very true! I can’t argue with you there. I tried to pick the most hyped about books for this list even if they weren’t the greatest. Excellent observation my friend. Thanks for watching!

[@Lazarus1095]

@@Dante19883 Thanks. If you are interested, I could probably give you a list of some of the very best of that decade.

[@damobdaking]

Top 20 superhero comics of the 90's. Sheesh talk about miss a whole lot of good stuff from the 90's, which have influenced comics - as of 2019 it is just not superheros.

[@Dante19883]

Yeah I know there is a lot of good stuff I didn’t talk about... I just went for those books I felt were really hyped about

[@damobdaking]

@@Dante19883 I managed a comic shop in the 90's, and I agree, boy there was a lot of hype. The Image machine was rather good at it. That said "Preacher" by Garth Ennis was our biggest seller and has been hugely influential. The rise of female writers and and artists blew up in the 90's, and we have that legacy to thank for so many great comics now. When you didn't mention "Lost Girls" by Alan Moore and Melinda Gebbie I was totally confused . "Lost Girls" was another comic we sold in droves, and completely change a lot of people's attitudes to the medium - and is still causing controversy to this day. If you have not read it, I recommend you do, it what 100 pages or so - it not only tells a wonderful story, but explains everything wrong with comics as well. I really enjoy the channel, and will keep watching - great stuff dude, keep it up.

[@mrjoel6031]

Thank you!!

[@Dante19883]

Anytime my friend. Nice chatting today!

[@mrjoel6031]

@@Dante19883 Nice indeed if I have anymore questions can I ask but it will probably be rare though because I don't wanna bother you. 😅😬

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