It's pretty surprising that we don't have a dedicated thread for comic books. Comic books as a reading form have grown a lot from their humble origins of good vs evil to complicated biopic sagas and pulitzer prize winning works.
The amount of cross-overs & retcon's can be irritating at times to follow. But the time invested in them is usually worth it.
Here are some of the greatest comics I have read [Note - They are either available in single forms or a collection. Wherever the collections are available, look for a special edition which contains more stories on pen & inking & a creator's commentary]
1. The Dark Knight Returns - Frank Miller
2. Watchmen - Alan Moore
3. Sandman - Neil Gaiman
4. Sin City - Frank Miller
5. Maus - Art Spiegelman
6. A Contract With God - Will Eisner
7. Old Man Logan - Mark Millar
8. Y, The Last Man - Brian K. Vaughan
9. Red Son - Mark Millar
10. Batman: Killing Joke - Alan Moore.
Do recommend more comic books and also add your favourites.
The amount of cross-overs & retcon's can be irritating at times to follow. But the time invested in them is usually worth it.
Here are some of the greatest comics I have read [Note - They are either available in single forms or a collection. Wherever the collections are available, look for a special edition which contains more stories on pen & inking & a creator's commentary]
1. The Dark Knight Returns - Frank Miller
2. Watchmen - Alan Moore
3. Sandman - Neil Gaiman
4. Sin City - Frank Miller
5. Maus - Art Spiegelman
6. A Contract With God - Will Eisner
7. Old Man Logan - Mark Millar
8. Y, The Last Man - Brian K. Vaughan
9. Red Son - Mark Millar
10. Batman: Killing Joke - Alan Moore.
Do recommend more comic books and also add your favourites.