The Best Comic You've Ever Read.

[Rebel_Raven]

Secret Six.

Secret Six was fantastic. I picked it up with no expectationa at all - little to no familiarity with the characters or the creative team - and it quickly became one of my all time favourites.

My pick would be Ed Brubaker's run on Catwoman - the best writing of that character ever, and a million miles above the dire New 52 series.

Honorable mentions for Sunstone and V for Vendetta.

Honestly I picked it up with one expectation. Lesbians! I had no idea how awesome it would get, and everything about the series blew me away .
Scandals encounter with pistolera was super memorable, and helped show the secret six were more than mercenaries.

I just wish the last arc ended better.

Speaking of catwoman I really liked the gotham city sirens series.

 

[Chris Mosher]

The Maxx ... It's the first none Marvel Dc book I read. I laughed I cried and cringed in existential dread

I also loved the Maxx. The art style was interesting and the story was different than most.

I love all of his work, Four woman and Zero Girl are both recommended. I actually picked up the first Sandman collection because Keith drew the first few episodes.

 

[PsychicTaco115]

The Walking Dead didn't become a TV show for nothing.

I'd also recommend Bone for middle school nostalgia and light/darkish childhood fantasy too

 

[Sixcess]

Honestly I picked it up with one expectation. Lesbians!

Works every time. [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/articles/view/comicsandcosplay/comics/critical-miss/9113-LESBIANS]

 

[Starbird]

Just finished Lucifer - absolutely brilliant. Honestly preferred it to Sandman (Sandman started good, but lost me towards the end completely).

Runaways and Secret Six are up next.

 

[Neverhoodian]

Chalk me up for another Calvin and Hobbes fan. I read the shit out of the book collections as a kid.

A close second would be Bloom County, with its madcap absurdity and hyperactive anxiety. The only problem is many of the political jokes are dated now, what with it being a product of the Reagan years and all.

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[Starbird]

Ah, Transmetropolitan. Another of my most reread stories ever.