X-Men: Worst X-Man Ever

From 2016, this five-issue Marvel miniseries by writer Max Bemis and artist Michael Walsh takes a fresh, offbeat look at the X-Men mythos through the eyes of a young mutant whose power is utterly unremarkable—a fact that becomes both his joke and his burden. Rather than saving the world, he struggles with the mundane absurdity of being a superhero in a universe full of gods and legends. It's a witty, character-driven story that affectionately pokes fun at mutant melodrama while exploring what it means to be ordinary in an extraordinary world.