Check out Comic Book Herald’s Disassembled reading order.Ĭollects: The Pulse #6 To #9 New Avengers Through Civil War The modern era of Marvel events starts right here. This is your best bet for Bendis on Spider-Man, and for Miles Morales comics:ĭaredevil by Brian Michael Bendis & Alex Maleev Ultimate Collection – Book 1ĭaredevil by Brian Michael Bendis & Alex Maleev Ultimate Collection – Book 2ĭaredevil by Brian Michael Bendis & Alex Maleev Ultimate Collection – Book 3ĭaredevil #66-81, What If Karen Page Had Lived? #1 (Oct 2004 – Jan 2006)īendis brings Jessica Jones out of the Marvel MAX series, Alias, and into mainstream comics!Ĭollects: Avengers #500-503 And Avengers Finale

Since Bendis’ fingerprints are ingrained in so much of the Ultimate Universe, I’d recommend interested readers just check out the complete Comic Book Herald guide.

Throw in the creation of Jessica Jones, Miles Morales, and Goldballs, and it’s a heckuva ride! Beginning with Ultimate Spider-Man #1, one of my absolute favorite Marvel comics of all time, Bendis helped shape the direction of the Marvel Ultimate Universe, and frankly much of Marvel’s future. Of course, it would be doing Bendis a disservice not to give appropriate attention to his incredible work across Marvel’s Ultimate Universe. The prolific Bendis’s output and longevity are unrivaled in superhero comics this millennium, leaving a legacy of characters, comics, and Marvel architecture that speaks for itself.Īs Bendis leaves the Marvel offices after 18 years for an opportunity to write DC Comic’s Superman books, it’s worth compiling all that Bendis produced for Marvel. No writer has had more of an influence on Marvel Comics in the 2000’s than Brian Michael Bendis.

Ultimate End #1 by Brian Michael Bendis