Hey Yea Forums can you recommend me some comics, right now i'm working through the acclaimed vertigo books and want some lesser known and personal favorites to get to after those
Hey Yea Forums can you recommend me some comics...
Luis Parker
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Elijah Lopez
For more DC stuff:
- Denny O'Neil's The Question.
- Tim Truman's Hawkworld.
- Garth Ennis' Hitman.
- Palmiotti and Gray's Jonah Hex.
- Rucka and Brubaker's Gotham Central.
And beyond that, I always recommend getting into 2000AD in general. Judge Dredd, Strontium Dog, Nemesis the Warlock, Rogue Trooper, The Ballad of Halo Jones, it's all pretty easy to get into and a nice look into the stuff all the Vertigo guys were reading as kids and wrote for before hitting the States.
Michael Davis
Anything by Grant Morrison. That's all you need from DC. Anything else is average or dogshit
Anthony Miller
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Carter Lewis
From the east side of the pond I recommend The Adventures of Jerome Katzmeier 01 - The Walls Have Teeth just for a fun read.
For more surreal but at the same time more serious, try Pachyderme, teasers start here:
James Cook
>Anything else is average or dogshit
useless information, I'm not jaded about comics yet so please recommend things i might like
Cameron Williams
seconding Hitman, it's essential Yea Forums reading.
Carter Myers
If you listen to this, prepare for mediocrity.
Luke Sanchez
Highly recommend the 90-91 Foolkiller miniseries, it's a dark vigilante story done extremely well, some of Steve Gerber's best work.
Jaxon Richardson
Concrete is one of my all time favorites and it very much has that Vertigoesque feel to it.
Wyatt Cruz
The Invisibles was fun if you like conspiracy stuff or Lovecraftian stuff.
Grayson White
Alan Moore's run on Swamp Thing
Colton James
Mike Grell's Green Arrow
John Ostrander's Grimjack, Suicide Squad, Firestorm, Hawkworld (this is an ongoing series following the aforementioned series by Truman), Spectre, Martian Manhunter and Wasteland
James Robinson's Starman (my personal favorite)
Birds of Prey (both Chuck Dixon and Gail Simone)
Secret Six by Gail Simone
Shade the Changing Man and X-Statix by Peter Milligan
Walt Simonson's Thor
David Mack's Kabuki
The aforementioned O'Neil Question, Ennis' Hitman and Gerber's Foolkiller
Steve Gerber's Man-Thing, Howard the Duck and Omega the Unknown
Chase Martinez
>Nemesis
Utter wank between book 2-9.
I don get the actual hype for it.
>No slaine, Nikolai Dante or zenith
Okay lad.
Robert Nelson
Planetary by Ellis and Cassaday - a great and satisfying scifi Vertigo series. It is kinda what Ellis always does, but I love it most here. Plus Cassaday makes it all work and look really slick
Going in a completely different direction:
Spider-Man Loves Mary Jane by Sean McKeever and Takeshi Miyazawa (NOT the Terry Moore run). Yes, it looks like cute American manga, but it is incredibly well crafted and makes a really solid AU and narrative arc for all the characters.
Empowered by Adam Warren. At first glance, appears to be a sexier American manga thing. But it is actually one of the smartest, most fun reconstructed superhero commentary stories with incredibly deep moments.
John Watson
Solid cape recs. Would add Rucka's Batman/Huntress:Cry for Blood and two Wonder Woman runs.
Aaron Walker
>scifi Vertigo series
Ackhually is not Vertigo
Aaron Williams
If you don't mind a bit of a tough read, check out The Adventures of Luther Arkwright. It inspired the main force of the British invasion, namely
Alan Moore (evident in Watchmen, From Hell)
Neil Gaiman
Grant Morrison (evident ESPECIALLY in The Invisibles, The Filth, Superman Beyond 3D)
Warren Ellis (evident in Transmetropolitan, Planetary)
Garth Ennis
and some others as well.
Dylan Butler
Nice coat.
Andrew Howard
Oh, yeah. Sorry. But still great!
Charles Nguyen
>But it is actually one of the smartest, most fun reconstructed superhero commentary stories with incredibly deep moments.
Not from what I've seen.
Leo Mitchell
offthebeatenpanel.blogspot.com
this might be useful to you
Christopher Turner
Considering how small her tits are shouldnt you be able to see her nipples in this?
Brandon Wilson
Why would she have nipples? She's Death, not a mommy.
David Barnes
Why would she have breasts, hair, eyes, teeth, a tongue, lips, arms, legs, a head, or anything in that case?
Josiah Anderson
Because she's an anthropomorphic personification.
Jeremiah James
So why not some nips?
John Baker
It's a children's comic book, only male nipples are okay
Christian Baker
I always enjoyed Bone
Ryder Flores
This is simply incorrect. Honestly how fucking stupid would you have to be to believe this?
Ayden Smith
100 Bullets
Cooper Ortiz
I feel like nobody ever talks about the Vertigo Crime comics they did a while back.
Now days you can find most of them in a clearance section of comic shops but most of the ones I read were very good.
Juan Bennett
I mean, no comic is for everyone. But I think it's good.