Top 20 Best Comic Books of the 1980s
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- Опубликовано: 27 июн 2021
- #comicbooks #comicbookcollecting #80s #marvel #dccomics
This video is a remake of a video posted earlier in my RUclips career. Check the link below if you want to see the original. In this video, we discuss the top 20 best comic books coming out of the 1980s. Enjoy!
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I think my favourite book on this list has to be Man of Steel. Amazing work by John Byrne and you’re right, he put Superman back on the map! Great video Dante!
Aa a creator he's second to none, I still like the thought processes he gives his characters
I actually didn't expect the number 1, but now that I think of it, I think you're right. Awesome video D!
Wolverine #1 twice on the list, Hulk vs Wolverine cover, Death of Elecktra, Supergirl, Flash,Spidey Marriage and alot of 1st of's...1st Apocalypse, 1st Elecktra, 1st Symbiote, 1st Venom!!! Just some great comics to come outta this era! Makes me proud to be a collector!
70s and 80s are where it’s at for me!
Ha ha, I watched the original and yes… you were a bit nosy in that video 👃 lmao great video though. Love the 80s books too…x-factor was great! Love that book… the wolverine stuff was amazing too
Ha ha 👃
I wanted a pretty comprehensive list of the best books from the late 80s and early 90s *this more than adequately accomplished what it is, I was looking for* #thanx ☮️
Comics were in a perfect groove in the 1980s
#1 deserves its spot not only because of its love of comics, but it's parody and iconography for the 80s-til today!
Indeed!
Have some of them on collected editions. BTW great countdown. Some people also said the Legion of Superheroes by Keith Giffen and Paul Levitz is second to the New Teen Titans in popularity.
Thanks Brian I appreciate it! Yes I’ll have to look at Legion, never read!
I feel like most of the comic books made in the 1980’s are some of the best!
You are totally right! 😀
Watchmen and DKR were not meant to be collected in one volume. that barely happened before those books. Why else would have Alan Moore made the keep it in print clause in his contract. he had no expectation that it would be. especially in its current form. Also DKR has many printings. it most definitely was meant to be a comic, not just prestige or collected.
I was one who voted 👎 on Robin. I just prefer Batman as a solo character much better. Doing his detective work and kicking ass.
Ha ha yeah… had I been old enough then, I probably would have given him the 👎 too lol
have 19 out of 20 in very high grade...missing man of steel #1....great content and video...thumbs up!!!
sorry 18 out of 20...missing tmnt 1
I was gonna say… wow you have TMnT? Lol great books though… you should have no problems finding man of steel. It’s cheap and it’s good!
Damn RUclips Algorithm! Didn't inform me of Your previous Game of Thrones video! I missed out!
That’s okay my friend! Check it out if you get a chance… we talk about Neil Gaiman in it lol
The comic books I used to read during the 1980s were
The New Teen Titans
The Uncanny X-Men
Saga Of The Swamp Thing
Batman
Detective Comics
Wonder Woman
Daredevil
The Amazing Spider-Man
The Punisher
The New Mutants
Superman
Action Comics
Suicide Squad
Wolverine
The Flash
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Comic books I used to read during the 1990s
The Punisher
Deadpool
Wolverine
Ghost Rider
Batman
Detective Comics
Superman
Action Comics
Lobo
Hellboy
X-Men
The Amazing Spider-Man
X-Force
Doom Patrol
The Flash
Wonder Woman
Justice League
Ultra-Force
The W. I. L. D. C. A. T. S.
Savage Dragon
Spawn
Holy! That’s like all of them! You must have had one heck of a pull list
@@Dante19883 most definitely.
I got Daredevil #181 the repaint one. 😀👍
I highly disagree with X-factor place on the list. Early X-factor by Bob Layton was mired by character assassination in order to make a shoddy premise work. It robbed Cyclops of his happy ending and natural character arc and undid what was a very pivotal death in X-men history. Later X-factor by Lousie Simonson was great largely because she was trying to undo the damage of those early issues.
Here's a few of mine, Dante:
Swamp Thing #21 (can't believe you left this out!) In which Swampy finds out he is not Alec Holland, and never was, and he wasn't happy. Closely followed by #29, the first issue to not feature the CCA. Who needs them?
Daredevil #191 - Miller's swansong, and his art here is beautifully inked by Terry Austin
Fantastic Four #276 - Great story by Byrne, and the art is a standout. Normally Byrne inked himself, but here is helped out by the great Jerry Ordway, who sadly didn't last long on FF.
Miracleman #13 - A really gruesome, violent issue (Alan Moore doesn't hold back, here). Miracleman finally sorts out that little shit, Kid Miracleman.
Uncanny X-Men #165 - #175. Paul Smith's unsurpassed run on The X-Men (I think the Byrne/Austin ones in the 70's were better). Simple and gorgeous, plus there's a fill-in drawn by Walt Simonson in #171.
New Mutants #18-21. Sienkiewicz! I think people forget what an impact #18 had on the industry back in the day. Everyone wondered what kind of f#*@ed-up drugs was Sienkiewicz on when he was drawing this stuff, and it still stands up as capitol A ART.
Ronin - I totally dug this Frank Miller series. You always had to wait a while for the next issue to come out, but it was worth it. It gets by on pure aesthetics.
Justice League (1987)- A lot of people didn't like this irreverent take on the stuffy old League, but I had never read it until #1 of this volume came out. Just when Frank Miller made The Dark Knight scary again, Giffen/DeMatteis/Maguire and Austin made me laugh my bum off at him being made fun of by Guy Gardner. Some may say it was too dialogue-heavy, but it was too hilarious to ignore, and this new Kevin Maguire art was a stand-out.
ANYTHING featuring Ambush Bug. Issues of Action Comics, or his own Mini-Series and one-shots were always worth a read, completely taking the piss out of the entire comics industry. We'll never see it's like again, unfortunately. :(
Thanks my friend for sharing these books. I agree! Especially with the swamp thing one. I was blown away by that issue!
@@Dante19883 Cheers mate. You were right about the Teen Titans - after I discovered them and George Perez, I dropped the ultra-depressing X-Men (and that bloody hack, Romita Jr.) like a hot potato. I was thrilled by Byrne's defection to DC comics, too, and collected all of his Superman titles.
For a really cool Alan Moore Superman/Swamp Thing story, try DC Comics Presents #52. Typically brilliant story, and I think Moore is one writer who really understands Superman, and made him a more interesting character. I think I left out his two-part "Whatever Happened To the Man Of Tomorrow?" story, for the "final" (ie, pre-Byrne)issues of Superman, and Action Comics. The last page of part one still makes me tear up!
Jeez, didn't anyone here read Alan Moore's Miracleman? Mike Baron's Nexus? Chaykin's American Flagg? Surely, not just Marvel and DC?!?
I actually didn’t read those… but I will have to check them out. Thanks!
In the 80s, Peter got married...1997 has a child...2015 One more Day happened...2019 he's back with MJ...what the HELL comics?!
I know right!?
I got x-factor #1.😀👍
Me, too...then I sold it! Now, I've just got the Walt Simonson and Paul Smith issues. Much better.
@@blackpeter70 that's cool. 😀👍
@@jamesmoss3424 I really should go back and get #6...I still have a touch (just a touch!) of The Fanboy in me.
@@blackpeter70 that's a good idea. 😀👍
I got batman #428.😀👍
My fav on this list actually lol
@@Dante19883 me too. 😀👍
I murdered robin. I regret nothing. I asked my mom and dad if I could call to vote and I wanted to see if they'd really do it. Indeed DC did!
Ha ha that’s amazing! You made history by giving him the 👎
I got web of spider-man #1.😀👍
Excellent books!
@@Dante19883 it is excellent and cover art it's a classic. 😀👍