In this series of posts you get to vote the best/most important single issue published each year!

In **2022** Jonathan Hickman finished his X-Men saga with Inferno #4 and Amazing Spider-Man #1 saw a debut of Paul Rabin, one of the most hated Marvel characters of all time. But the one deserving the win is Ryan North's **Fantastic Four #1**, beginning one of the most loved FF runs that still continues with One World Under Doom. There's still a couple of years left until we're at the present day, so now it's time to vote **what is the most important issue of 2023?**

Rules:

* The most important issue can for example be first appearance or death of a character, other kind of major story development or otherwise whatever you think was an important comic
* ONLY SUBMIT SINGLE ISSUES, NOT ENTIRE STORYLINES
* Only one comic per comment, so I know what people are voting for
* If someone has submitted your choice, please upvote that comment instead of making your own. Only the most upvoted comment for each comic will be counted
* We're counting only comics *released* during the year, cover date isn't valid

In case you need help remembering what comics were released that year, you can check [Marvel Database](https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Category:2023)

The Most Important Single Issues of Each Year - Day 62