SpyBoy #1

Dark Horse launched this bold 1999 series from writer Peter David and artist Pop Mhan with a cover that sets the tone perfectly — a red-haired teen in street clothes leaning off a speeding motorcycle, gun blazing, all attitude and adrenaline against a vivid yellow-orange backdrop. Pop Mhan's linework gives the scene a kinetic, manga-influenced energy that makes the whole thing feel genuinely fresh. With a story titled "The Spy Who Flushed Me," it's clear this series isn't taking itself too seriously — and that's exactly what makes it so appealing.