Tigra's Tale, part one.

[geoffsebesta]

It didn't start out bad.

The West Coast Avengers first miniseries, issues #1 through #4*, only the panels with Tigra.

Roger Stern wrote this, Bob Hall pencilled it, Brett Breeding inked it, Mark Gruenwald was the editor and Jim Shooter was the Editor in Chief.











































































































*(24 pages each, 96 total)

Comments

[geoffsebesta]

If you don't count the X-books or JLA you might be right. And I'm not sure about the JLA.

[psychopathicus_rex]

Right, I'd forgotten about the X-books. Still, the various X-teams may be prominent in terms of reader popularity, but in-universe, I'm not sure they qualify. I mean, for most of their existence, the outside world has largely considered them to be mutant terrorists, right? That may have changed a bit in recent days - although don't quote me on that; I haven't been following the books - but they're still not exactly what I'd call 'prominent'. By that, I mean more like the Avengers, the JLA or JSA - THAT sort of prominent. The lead-the-charge, we-can-relax-now-help-is-here, wave-the-flag-and-salute sort of prominent. The kind with the great publicity that get asked to sign autographs. I can't recall any Native Americans in those - unless, like I said, you count Manitou Raven, and I'm not sure I do.