7. Miracleman: The Original Writer (1982-1989)
Alan Moore’s Miracleman (also known as Marvelman sometimes) shattered conventions with its mature, graphic, and deeply philosophical take on superhero mythology. The series is remembered for its unapologetic violence, psychologically complex characters, and the infamous, unfiltered birth scene—a first for mainstream comics.
Moore’s narrative not only challenged censorship but also laid the groundwork for a new era of deconstructionist superhero tales. Its impact is still felt, influencing countless writers and redefining what comics could achieve. An entire comic book series would rarely be controversial, but Miracleman surely was.