Other Favorite comic?

[KetchupEnthusiast]

Saga, written by Brian K. Vaughn is incredible and everyone should go pick a copy of it up now. The sweeping epic of a family composed of warring species, it manages to be funny and heart wrenching in a single page.


Anyone else a reader? What's your pull-list looking like?

 

[Toivoajarakkaus]

* Raises Hand*


I read Bleedman Comics. Grim Tales, Sugar Bits, and Power-Puff Girls D. The Story behind each character, the art of the comic itself, and Bleedman's jokes.

 

[Ashman74]

Ohh...So theres so many to pick from...I gotta go with a few: Spawn, Fables, and most Star Wars comics

 

[princekyle]

Saga is easily my most read comic.


Red Hood (both with the outlaws and arsenal) would be second.

 

[KetchupEnthusiast]

[QUOTE="The Reaper Of Souls]* Raises Hand*
I read Bleedman Comics. Grim Tales, Sugar Bits, and Power-Puff Girls D. The Story behind each character, the art of the comic itself, and Bleedman's jokes.

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The art in Grim Tales is perfect cheesecake.

Ohh...So theres so many to pick from...I gotta go with a few: Spawn, Fables, and most Star Wars comics

Spawn from the 90's is really good. Have you been reading Vadar Down/The Shattered Empire?

Saga is easily my most read comic.
Red Hood (both with the outlaws and arsenal) would be second.

Ah, it's so good! The writer's a genius. I don't think I've ever loved a comic more. I'm not a big DC gal, but I've just started to break in by reading mostly pre-New 52 stuff. The Dark Knight Returns gripped me (almost) as much as Saga did.

 

[princekyle]

Ah, it's so good! The writer's a genius. I don't think I've ever loved a comic more. I'm not a big DC gal, but I've just started to break in by reading mostly pre-New 52 stuff. The Dark Knight Returns gripped me (almost) as much as Saga did.

The illustrator, Fiona Staples, lives in the same city as me.

 

[Lex Mix]

I have a couple, one is Noblesse by Son Jae Ho which I think is still on going but I haven't read it in a while and the other is Seven Soldiers of Victory by Grant Morrison. I read the New 52 Klarion comic but unfortunately, it fell kinda flat with me.

 

[KetchupEnthusiast]

[QUOTE="Lex Mix]I have a couple, one is Noblesse by Son Jae Ho which I think is still on going but I haven't read it in a while and the other is Seven Soldiers of Victory by Grant Morrison. I read the New 52 Klarion comic but unfortunately, it fell kinda flat with me.

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I haven't heard of that one, actually.


Is the Seven Soldiers of Victory the one with Zatanna? Klarion got cut after six issues, I think, which is a bummer. I'm sure he'll come back, now that Convergence broke the universe rules again.

 

[Lex Mix]

Noblesse isn't really well heard of.


Yeah, it is. It's pretty good and I'm rereading it. I'm sure he will too, in just said that the Klarion books were such a disappointment with a lot of people.

 

[KetchupEnthusiast]

[QUOTE="Lex Mix]Noblesse isn't really well heard of.
Yeah, it is. It's pretty good and I'm rereading it. I'm sure he will too, in just said that the Klarion books were such a disappointment with a lot of people.

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I work at my local comic book store, I usually know these things! I'm gonna check it out now, I'm curious.


Do you have any other DC titles to recommend?

 

[Ashman74]

Spawn from the 90's is really good. Have you been reading Vadar Down/The Shattered Empire?

Nah, I'm catching up on the new Canon Novels right now, plus I've got the Dark Tower comic series to begin.

 

[Lex Mix]

Not really, my sister really likes Suicide Squad but I haven't gotten to read it yet.


Sorry man, I kinda fell asleep.

 

[Angelsofblood]

Spock, or Spider man (with his mind taken over by Dr. Octopus), is one of the most interesting views of both character display and transition. I'll try to mitigate the spoilers, because I such that people should check out the series. Long story short, Peter's mind is taken over by the dying Dr. Octavius. What follows is not the terrifying ramp of a reckless Spider man that many would assume. The reader gets an opportunity to see the motivations and internal struggles of a character that many knew as a simple 'madman'. The final arc of the story is such a fantastic hook that I've re-read it a dozen or so times.


For anyone who is a fan of Spider man, Kaine (The Scarlet Spider), Ben Reilly, or even Spider-Gwen; I strongly suggest you check out the series.

 

[Fremont Humphreys]

There's a few I really like.


Garth Ennis: Jennifer Blood, The Boys, The Authority: Kev, More Kev, The Magnificent Kevin


Deadpool: Deadpool Max, Deadpool Max II, Deadpool Corps (and Prelude)


Batman: Lovers and Madmen, The Killing Joke


Mark Millar: The Chrononauts (Recently bought this gem for £3.99 and absolutely loved it.), Old Man Logan


Steven Niles: 30 Days of Night


Deadstar Publishing: Dexter's Half Dozen (Supernatural theme set during WWII.)


Special mention for Stiffs!

 

[Knightling]

Only recently have I started to read comics, so I can't name any titles in particular. Definitely a DC person for sure, preferably Batman and his group.

 

[QueenMox]

I'm a fan of Nova (Sam's version) and Red Robin. Not a fan of the New 52 because they destroyed my dear sweet Timmy in it. Also a fan of the Young Avengers. I really do have a soft spot for the depressing black haired characters..

 

[Servant]

I would say that my favorite comic/s would be the Johnny the Homicidal Maniac by Jhonen Vasquez. It's pretty much the first and only comic that I have ever read, but man was it entertaining.

 

[Mayhem]

Hopefully I won't even up with a giant list but right now these titles are my current favourite ones:


-Bitch Planet (This comic is just brutal, and dark and just rings so true)


-Avatar - The Last Airbender Comics (I'm a giant ATLA nerd and these comics have kept the story rolling beautifully)


-Saga (A lot of people have already mentioned this one so I'll just say: beautiful, funny, heartbreaking and deffinetly worth reading)


-Ms. Marvel (Kamala Khan is a beautiful cinnamon roll and she deserves all the awards)


-Rat Queens (A badass crew of awesome ladies in a fantasy setting? Sign me the fuck up...also the humour in this comic just speaks to my soul)


-The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl (It sounds silly but it's not...it's perfect. Trust me, read it and then thank me later)


-The Mighty Thor (Yeah sure I appreciate the old Thor...but the new Thor? The new badass and fearless lady Thor? I'M ALL ABOUT THE NEW THOR)


-The Wicked + The Divine (Did you ever thought you needed a dark, trippy (beautifully drawn) comic about the lives of goddess and gods living in the bodies of teenagers? Neither did until I read this comic and never looked back)


-Silk (Who cares about Spiderman when Cindy Moon exists?)


-Limbo (Not gonna lie, so far this comic has only 2 issues and I'm not exactly loving the protagonist...but the lore, art and concept of this comics makes it all worth it)


-I Hate Fairyland (...yeah I have a thing for fantasy settings inhabited by badass girls)

 

[Deadkool]

I liked Waid's run of Daredevil

 

[gogojojo331]

I love The Uncanny X-men, I'm rereading it. As Well as the Criminal comics

 

[Sagitarius]

purpurea noxa


:^)

 

[gogojojo331]

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[M.J. Saulnier]

Wolverine/X-Men

Punisher

I also love Deadpool books

 

[Saturnity]

I tend to read more online comics than anything else, my favorite being Goblins by Tarol Hunt. It's about a tribe of goblins (who'd have guessed?) that turn into adventurers, but the story is pretty entertaining and interesting. It's been running for a long time though, so the art style has changed significantly from the beginning.


Goblins

 

[MrRifter]

Those European donald ducks comics ,especially the Italian ones. I've been reading them before I can even read (my parent said I used to just make up stuff while looking at the images).


Out of all Duck comics, my favorite are the Life and Time of Scrooge McDuck series by Don Rosa.