Comics not only feature compelling stories of heroes and villains but also boast unforgettable comic artworks that hint at the greatness or terror of the characters within. Here, we celebrate some of the greatest comics in the world of comics.

Batman: The Dark Knight Returns #1 (1986)

An iconic comic that marks the transformation of Batman from a campy figure to the dark and gritty hero he is today. This artwork symbolizes the rebirth of Batman, shedding humor and campiness, setting the tone for his modern portrayal.

Batman #608 (2002)

Batman's classic pose, overlooking Gotham from a gargoyle's perch, is an iconic sight. While this pose has been depicted in various forms, the most famous rendition comes from the comic of Batman #608. This legendary artwork was crafted by the renowned comic book artist and writer, Jim Lee.

Action Comics #1 (1938)

The debut of Superman in Action Comics #1 in 1938 showcased a legendary comic with Superman effortlessly holding a car above his head, showcasing his immense strength. This comic sparked curiosity and adoration for the character, ultimately launching the superhero genre in comics.

Iron Man #128 (1979))

In a groundbreaking portrayal, Iron Man is depicted in a mentally broken state, revealing a side of Tony Stark rarely seen before. While we are familiar with Iron Man facing formidable villains and aliens in his iron suits, this comic surprised readers with Tony's raw vulnerability and introspection.