It might seem like we've reached peak saturation when it comes to comic books and pop culture, but in the late '80s and early '90s comics were nothing less than a cultural phenom… 展开

In 1989, whilst Marvel was enjoying a renaissance, across town a new comics company was being born. Valiant began life in a fifth-floor loft in downtown Manhattan with a starting st… 展开

In 1991 Marvel broke records with X-Men #1, which to this day remains the biggest-selling comic of all time at over 8 million copies. Penned by Chris Claremont — who had headed up t… 展开

Newcomers weren't the only ones who had grown discontent with the superhero business. After years of helming Marvel's wildly successful X-office alongside Annie Nocenti and Chri… 展开