Fabian Nicieza Books in Order

This big black-and-white collection drops you into a dense stretch of early 1990s X-Men storytelling. It is full of team drama, crossovers, and the soap-opera intensity that defined the era.

The Justice League's greatest heroes wake up in lives that do not feel like their own. As ordinary people gain powers, the team has to remember who they are before Earth changes for good.

The Thunderbolts are suddenly popular, public, and under pressure. Fame, temptation, and hidden agendas push the shaky team toward hard choices and messier heroics.

Mach-IV tries to turn the Thunderbolts into real heroes, but old loyalties and bad instincts die hard. Redemption is possible, if this team can stop sabotaging itself long enough to earn it.

Cable tries to build something better while Deadpool keeps turning every mission into chaos. Their odd-couple partnership gets tested by big ideals, bad timing, and enemies closing in.

Cable and Deadpool get dragged into another collision of mutant politics, violence, and dark comedy. Their completely opposite ways of saving the world are half the fun.

Cable reunites a classic X-Force lineup for a loud, nostalgic comeback packed with guns, mutants, and big 1990s attitude. Old teammates and old enemies arrive fast.

The partnership gets even weirder as Cable and Deadpool stumble through uneasy teamwork, jokes, and real danger. Friendship is not exactly the right word, but it is getting complicated.

Cable and Deadpool are pulled into a larger superhero conflict where reputation matters almost as much as power. The banter stays high while the stakes around both men keep rising.

Baron Zemo returns and the Thunderbolts are pulled into a harsher struggle over control, identity, and purpose. The team has to decide who leads them and what kind of heroes they really are.

During the superhero registration conflict, the Thunderbolts hunt unregistered heroes for public approval and political power. The mission pushes the team deeper into moral gray territory.

Zemo's Thunderbolts collide with the Grandmaster in a story that questions who on this team is actually fighting for the right reason. By the end, the lineup cannot stay the same.

Cable's plans to change the world come with serious costs, and Deadpool is never far from making things worse. Good motives do not make the fallout any easier.

Cable and Deadpool's strange alliance finally starts to crack. Both men have to face what happens when the partnership that should never have worked begins to come apart.

Apocalypse targets a prophesied group of mutants whose combined power could reshape the world. The story is built around destiny, manipulation, and an enemy who always thinks in centuries.

Hurled into his family's past, Helmut Zemo confronts the warped legacy that shaped him. It is part time-travel adventure, part villain study, and all about whether he can outrun his name.

Kara Zor-El is forced to confront painful pieces of Krypton's past while trying to build a life on Earth. The story keeps Supergirl emotionally grounded even as the threats get cosmic.

Deadpool is turned loose on the wider Marvel world in a savage, darkly funny massacre story. It is brutal, fast, and much meaner than his usual hero-adjacent chaos.

Proteus returns with reality-warping power, and the X-teams pay the price. It is a collection full of psychic pressure, body horror, and early 1990s mutant crossover energy.

Jubilee leaves the X-Men for a new class of teenage mutants led by Emma Frost and Banshee. School drama, outsider energy, and the monstrous Emplate set the tone fast.

Cable turns the former New Mutants into X-Force, a tougher team built for direct action. Their first missions throw them against Stryfe, the Mutant Liberation Front, and a pile of enemies.

This Epic Collection covers X-Force's early, rough-edged days as Cable pushes his young squad into real combat. The action is big, fast, and deeply tied to Stryfe and mutant unrest.

After Professor X is attacked and Cable looks guilty, the X-books explode into a major crossover. Stryfe, Sinister, Apocalypse, and long-hidden family truths all crash together.

This collection rounds up later classic-era Deadpool stories, mixing violence, absurd jokes, and surprising emotion. It shows why the character clicked so hard with readers.

Bruce Banner and the Hulk are battered by grief, rage, and the return of old wounds. As peace keeps slipping away, the book turns inward as much as it turns smash-heavy.

Seven Legionnaires from the 31st century are stranded in the present after chasing a bioterror threat across time. With no easy way home, they must stop a deadly future from beginning now.

Superman faces the alien warlord Helspont as hidden agendas and invasion plans come into focus. It is a newer-era Superman story that mixes big action with uncertainty about who to trust.

The lost Legionnaires are still trapped in the 21st century when a brutal superhuman contest pulls them into crossover chaos. Survival means uneasy alliances and protecting a future that may already be slipping away.

Apocalypse moves from shadowy menace to world-ending threat in the opening half of this collected saga. Prophecy, chosen mutants, and rising panic push the X-Men toward a breaking point.

The conflict with Apocalypse expands into alternate futures, transformed realities, and desperate last chances. It is big, messy X-Men melodrama in the best 1990s way.

The companion gathers early miniseries, one-shots, and team-ups that helped define Wade Wilson beyond the costume. It is a great snapshot of Deadpool before he became unavoidable.

Another set of Convergence tie-ins revisits alternate DC histories and throws their heroes into Telos's cruel arena. The fun comes from seeing familiar characters under very different rules.

Built around Rampage Jackson's larger-than-life persona, this action comic throws its lead into brutal street warfare and criminal conspiracies. It moves like a fight movie with no interest in slowing down.

This volume continues Peter David's sharp, character-driven take on X-Factor, with Fabian Nicieza contributing to the broader run. It mixes government missions, humor, and mutant relationship drama.

In this Convergence collection, bottled cities from older DC timelines are forced into a survival contest. Heroes from different continuities get one last shot to defend their worlds.

Daredevil is targeted by Typhoid Mary, whose fractured mind makes her one of his most dangerous foes. Matt Murdock's life starts collapsing from both the vigilante and civilian sides.

Hawkeye tries to turn a team of former villains into something the world can believe in. Old masks, secret agendas, and the Masters of Evil keep getting in the way.

Hawkeye's experiment keeps working, right until it does not. Long-buried secrets, betrayals, and a looming Avengers clash test whether the Thunderbolts can stay on the side of the angels.

This Epic Collection covers the launch period of the 1990s *X-Men* title, when the team is split into Blue and Gold squads. Magneto, the Shadow King, and Apocalypse help set the tone immediately.

Spider-Man gets tangled in a long-running battle over a tablet said to hold the secret of eternal life. Crime bosses, mad science, and mystical chaos all want a piece of it.

This archive gathers the earliest Power Rangers comics in one oversized package. It is a fun time capsule of monsters, teamwork, franchise history, and bright 1990s adventure.

Set during World War II, this miniseries retells Captain America and Bucky's earliest missions with a pulpy, patriotic edge. It is an origin story built around courage, sacrifice, and espionage.

Domino's luck power makes her a terrifying mercenary, but it does not make her life simple. This run mixes black-ops action, sharp attitude, and enemies who know exactly how dangerous she is.

General Ryker unleashes brutal anti-Hulk weapons while Banner sinks deeper into guilt and instability. It is a darker Hulk run that treats the monster as both victim and threat.

Captain America faces Superia and a deadly coalition of women super-villains in a globe-trotting clash. The collection also folds in a fresh look at Cap and Bucky's wartime beginnings.

In this *X-Men Legends* story, classic-era creators return to unanswered mutant mysteries and hidden corners of continuity. Expect familiar heroes, missing links, and a lot of connective tissue for longtime fans.

This volume continues Buffy's world with supernatural threats, sharp banter, and the mix of horror and heart the series is known for. Expect familiar faces, dangerous magic, and hard choices.

With the Kingpin gone, criminals race to seize control of New York and Daredevil gets caught in the middle. Crossovers with Nomad and the Punisher make this a grim street-level gang war.

Very pregnant former FBI profiler Andie Stern stumbles onto a gas station murder in suburban New Jersey. Teaming with disgraced reporter Kenny Lee, she digs into racism, corruption, and a long-buried crime.

This first *X-Men Legends* collection fills in classic continuity gaps with new stories by veteran creators. Fabian Nicieza's contribution finally pays off a long-simmering Summers family thread.

This anthology-style comic focuses on identity, belonging, and shared experience through a range of Marvel characters and creators. Fabian Nicieza contributes one piece to a broader collection of stories.

The West Coast Avengers are pulled into one of Scarlet Witch's darkest storylines as trauma and manipulation tear the team apart. It is soap-opera superheroics with real emotional damage.

The second *X-Men Legends* volume keeps revisiting classic eras, this time with Mister Sinister and other familiar threats at the center. It is built for readers who love lost chapters and deep continuity.

The Avengers face a tense geopolitical crisis that starts with a hijacked submarine and spirals outward. It is classic team superhero drama with a strong early 1990s feel.

Andie Stern and reporter Kenny Lee are back when a seemingly tidy suburban death opens into marriage secrets and murder. Nicieza mixes sharp humor with a twisty investigation that keeps widening as it goes.

X-Force is pushed harder than ever as the Mutant Liberation Front resurfaces and Cable's history starts coming apart. The book balances 1990s spectacle with real wear and tear on the team.

Marvel's villains swap enemies, sending the Avengers into fights they never expected. The result is a crossover-heavy volume full of ambushes, shifting alliances, and nonstop pressure.

Steve Rogers learns his body is failing him just as enemies keep coming. It is a pressure-cooker Captain America story about mortality, duty, and refusing to quit.

The X-Men deal with the fallout from Stryfe, Magneto's lingering shadow, and a mutant world that will not sit still. It is pure 1990s X-Men, full of soap opera, danger, and shifting loyalties.

The Avengers battle the Brethren while the Collector's dangerous fixation threatens Earth as well. Big roster action and cosmic stakes drive this packed Epic Collection.

This deluxe collection gathers the earliest Power Rangers comic adventures from several publishers. It is a colorful blast of teens, monsters, Zords, and pure 1990s franchise energy.

Doctor Doom's grip on the Marvel Universe sends shock waves through the Fantastic Four's orbit. The story leans into big ideas, impossible science, and the personal cost of facing their oldest enemy.

X-Force enters a new phase after massive crossover upheaval and lineup changes. The team is still dangerous, but now it has to figure out what it wants to be next.