21 Years Ago, Marvel’s Most Divisive Crossover Event Wrapped Up (And Its Effects Are Still Being Felt)

From the start, House of M has always been a controversial series. It’s a classic Brian Bendis event – long and slow-paced, taking many issues to get to the main story before concluding with a disappointing battle and an entire issue dedicated to discussing what just happened. While essential for understanding Marvel comics from the 2000s, it’s not a series many people would genuinely recommend. Despite its flaws, House of M remains important, with repercussions still felt in Marvel stories today. Even after 21 years, it continues to spark debate for numerous reasons.








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