Reading Recommendations

This year Wonder Woman will be turning 80 years old. To celebrate How to Love Comics will be exploring her comic book history from different angles. Here, we pick up with Legend Of Wonder Woman by Renae De Liz and Ray Dillon, a 2015 re-telling of the character’s origins.

With the Archie turning 80 this year, it’s a great opportunity to look back at the first story. We’ll dig through the story, taking a look at what the characters were like back then, how they’ve changed since, and how this story inspired future ones.

In the process of doing research for the Scarlet Witch and Vision lists, there were many stories where the couple equally shared the spotlight. As a result, these stories were worth pointing out but didn’t have a home. Hence this list was created.

Looking for Vision comic book stories to read after seeing WandaVision? Well, you’ve come to the right place. This list is a mix of milestone moments, cult-favourites, and critically acclaimed tales will feed that reading appetite.

Let’s take a look at 1961’s Fantastic Four #1, which was not only the first Fantastic Four comic but the start of the Marvel Universe as we know it.

With WandaVision hitting Disney+, it’s never been a better time to read Scarlet Witch comics. The following list is a mixture of classics, fan-favourites, and curiosities for your reading pleasure.

What was Wonder Woman like in her first appearance? Let’s go back 80 years to take a look.

Find out everything you need to know about Infinite Frontier in this comprehensive guide. It covers what it is, the comics involved, how DC is doing things differently, and much more.

The final 2000 AD for 2020 is an extra-large issue that full of great places to start reading. Read on to find out why.

With WandaVision coming soon, it’s never been a better time to revisit the 2005 comic book event House of M.