Elektra: Assassin

In the mid-1980s, Marvel unleashed this eight-issue miniseries from writer Frank Miller and artist Bill Sienkiewicz, a radical, hallucinatory fever dream that redefined the Elektra character. Eschewing traditional superheroics, the series plunges into a world of psychic warfare, cybernetic assassins, and political conspiracy, told through Sienkiewicz’s explosively experimental, collage-like art. It stands as a landmark of mature, avant-garde storytelling in mainstream comics, pushing the boundaries of the medium.