ITT: Post Your Favorite Comics -

[{o}P II]

Mines is a cross between Superman Red Son, Watchmen and Superman For All Seasons

Whats Yours

 

[Autumnal Equinox]

Spawn
Shadow Man
Sandman
X-Men

 

[Rice Is Ready]

Love this series due to its nihilism and mean spirited violence.

 

[JULAY]

Comics are for fags.

 

[Where Do You Find Them?]

Hellblazer. Love me some fucking hellblazer. In fact I'm gonna go and read some right now.

 

[Agent Abe Caprine]

V for Vendetta.

 

[ThePurpleProse]

This one has remained as one of my all time favorites because he even go as far as beating Superman.

 

[Irwin M. Felcher]

All-Star Superman

 

[CivilianOfTheFandomWars]

What if Captain America Were Revived Today (1984)

Whatever Happened to? The Crimson Avenger
This one was a side story in the back of Superman and The Flash (1981)

The Fall and Rise of Captain Atom #2

Bio Apocalypse

Sonichu

 

[WhoBusTank69]

It's a tie between the Reign of the Supermen arc and the original not-meme Deadpool.

 

[Detrogen]

The Sentry
The Maxx
Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye (Pre Dark Cybertron)
Dark Avengers

 

[Deadpool]

Deadpool. I like each series for different reasons and there are things I don't like in each series as well. I've liked the character since I learned of him in the 90's and think he's still a great character
X-Men, my favorite since I was a kid.
Preacher, hell of a lot of fun and an interesting concept.
Transmetropolitan: I love the mean spirited misanthropic social commentary shown through the veil of the future/sci-fi.
Ms. America, because I like the fact that there's a comic I can read if I ever need that one last push to kill myself.

 

[I can't imagine]

Daredevil. Miller, Nocenti, Brubaker, Bendis before he sucked. Waid was pretty good on it too.
Promethea. Best latter-day Moore work IMO.
The Invisibles & Animal Man. Morrison has (many) faults as a writer, but I love his stuff when he's on.
@Detrogen mentioned The Maxx, but I'll mention it too. Probably did more to change my attitudes about comic art than any other series.

Kinda obvious ones, but worth mentioning: Bone, Sandman, Watchmen, V for Vendetta, Ronin. The usual suspects.

 

[Saxxon]

Carl barks and duck comics on general
Tintin
Anything by moebius

 

[cajunskeletor]

Not really a traditional comic but definitely Johnny Ryan's Prison Pit. It's a hilarious mindfuck.

 

[Usaguu]

Usagi Yojimbo is a big one for me
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the IDW series is brilliant
Hellboy
Bone
Rat Queens

 

[MerriedxReldnahc]

• Ranx - This is one I discovered through Heavy Metal magazine. I love the art, I really like traditional media being used in comics.
• Anibal Cinq: The Last Ten Women I've Known - Also something I found through HM, it was written by Alejandro Jodorowsky so it's fucking weird. Ditto the cool art.
• FAKK 2- as adapted into a comic by Simon Bisley. I haven't seen the movie in a long time but recall it was wasn't that great, but the comic is fucking badass. There might have been more than one comic adaptation, but the one I read appeared as a special edition of Heavy Metal magazine back in '99. Related to this is Melting Pot which was a Bisley-Eastman collaboration that lead to FAKK 2/Heavy Metal 2000 being created.
• Tintin because who doesn't like Tintin?
• Maus- The story is great, art is great, I would really like to check out more by Art Spiegelman since he's a pretty big underground comix guy. I like funky dudes like Crumb.
• Watchmen- 'Nuff said.
• Arkham Asylum- This is cool becasue you've got a very well-known mainstream character like Batman, but a very unconventional (for comics) art style.
• That one Batman comic where the Joker says boner a lot
• Squee's Wonderful Big Giant Book of Unspeakable Horrors- I don't care if it's edgy-13-year-old fare, I still love it. Partly becasue it was the first thing to push me away from manga in terms of both interests and art.

 

[AnimeGirlConnoisseur]

While I don't consider myself an expert on Batman, I think that the best Batman stories are the unofficial trilogy formed by Year One, the Long Halloween, and Dark Victory with TLH being the best of them. The Killing Joke and The Dark Knight Returns are also pretty good.

I really like Watchmen, but I don't really think that V for Vendetta is as good.

In terms of long running series, the ones I've enjoyed the most so far are Fables, Y: The Last Man, the Boys, and the Walking Dead (though I haven't finished the Walking Dead yet).

I also like the Cape by Joe Hill (the original story, not the extra stuff they threw in).

If I had to say what series I enjoyed the most the previous year then it would have to be the 2019 Red Sonja series. I thought it was so good that I started reading the older stuff.

 

[albert chan]

I always liked Archie

 

[Twinkletard]

savage sword of conan, sandman, archer and armstrong by BWS, and anything by shirow