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>>153260921
Only I remember...Eden's Trail.

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You can find plenty of forgotten comics
The REAL interesting stuff is forgotten comics that have actual history behind them
Pic related was hyped up to be the next big thing

>>153261122
Chuck Austen's name in the credits is making me not want to check it out, but I might.

>>153261330
>Pic related was hyped up to be the next big thing
shill me on it. ive never heard of it

>>153261449
I think he was only a co-writer, this was more Steve Uy's project.

>>153261468
Bunch of kids get superpowers after a big light in the sky, every time one of them dies the rest get more powerful, turns out telepaths are a bad thing, the government is both right and moral to heavily restrict superhumans, everyone gets superpowers briefly after the superhumans have a war against themselves, world peace is declared, the last surviving superhuman rockets into space to start the process over on another planet.

>>153261536
shit man that actually all sounds cool i might check it out

I was big into the Ultraverse. I remember Firearm. I didnt actually read the book but he guested in others. I collected Prime, Mantra, Nightman, Solitaire, Freex, Sludge.

Are the Ultraverse comics worth reading?

>>153262536
The writing was particularly edgy. I cant believe I read them when I was 10. But there's some brilliance in the first year. Norm Breyfogle did 14 or so issues of Prime. Aaron Lopresti did great work on Sludge, Kyle Hotz on Night Man, Jeff Johnson on Solitaire. Steve Gerber's Exiles was neat.

It was a tightly connected shared universe.

>>153260921
You're right! I don't remember this at ALL!

>>153260921
I remember it. It's weird because it was so boring and forgettable that I remember it because of that. It's also what made me realize James Robinson is kind of a hack who made one good comic

>>153262536
Yeah I'd say so