Kingdom Come (1996)

Kingdom Come, published in 1996, stands as a landmark graphic novel in the history of comics. Its painted artwork by Alex Ross, depicting a dystopian future for the DC Universe, was revolutionary and set a new standard for visual storytelling. The story, a cautionary tale about legacy, responsibility, and the clash between generations of superheroes, resonated deeply with readers. Its detailed character designs, epic scope, and mature themes elevated the medium and cemented its place in popular culture. Fans fondly remember the intricate artwork and the thought-provoking narrative that challenged the conventions of superhero comics.