Can you recommend some of the best Norman Osborn stories for a new reader?

One of the great Norman Osborn stories is in 'The Amazing Spider - Man' where his transformation into the Green Goblin is explored in depth. It shows his descent into madness and his complex relationship with Spider - Man.

There could be a fanfiction where Peter Parker and Norman Osborn have to team up to face a greater threat than either of them has ever faced. This forces them to put aside their differences. They might start to understand each other better during this adventure, and it could change their relationship forever.

Well, Norman Osborn's death in the comics is a result of a series of events. It involves conflicts with various superheroes and his own evil schemes backfiring on him.

I'd also recommend 'Oz'. This story shows Dredd dealing with the criminal underworld in Mega - City One's prison, Oz. It has some interesting characters and a lot of action that can give new readers a taste of what Dredd stories are like.

Another good one is the story arc where Kraven first appears. It shows his introduction to the world of superheroes and villains in New York. You'll see how his hunting skills are put to the test against Spider - Man and how his character starts to develop in this new environment.

Definitely. For a new reader, start with his first appearance story. It sets the foundation for his character, his motives, and his abilities. You'll get to see how Modok was introduced to the Marvel universe and what makes him tick.

Another great one is 'Robin War'. Damian plays a significant role in this event. It's a story that has a lot of action and shows how Damian's skills are put to the test. There are also some great character moments where you can understand his motives better and see how he reacts under pressure.

Sure. 'Martian Manhunter: American Secrets' is a great one. It delves into his past on Mars and how that affects his present on Earth. It has mystery, action, and a lot of character development.

For a more foundational look at Harvey Dent, 'Batman: Year One' is a great choice. It shows his early days in Gotham and his initial efforts to make the city a better place. It gives you a good understanding of where he came from before all the tragedy struck.

The story where she becomes the Question is also a great one. It's a transformation of her character, from being a detective to taking on a more mysterious and philosophical role. You'll see her grow and change in new and exciting ways.