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fannybaws answered:
Either Mister Miracle or The Secret Six. Or the Sandman comics.
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ley-lines answered:
Dude, that’s impossible. Torn between Alec and King-Cat. Might go home and read Peter Blegvad’s Leviathan now.
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goodbyemisery answered:
cliche: either The Dark Knight Returns or Joss Whedon’s Astonishing X-Men. But I’m only a casual comic reader.
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bmichael said:
oh my god fables or gtfo hah
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bmichael answered:
fables
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lightbulbhead answered:
Currently published: Gødland, Scalped & Usagi Yojimbo. Historically, I can’t even narrow it to dozens.
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cureforbedbugs answered:
Does “Calvin and Hobbes” count? Only comic that changed my life.
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parklakespeakers said:
A second vote for Nana, though I haven’t read many, manga or otherwise.
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minimoonstar answered:
it would be a manga, cos that’s my bkgnd - Monster for pure storytelling, JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure for weirdness, Nana for emotion.
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arandomgirlsrealm answered:
Turma da Monica, it’s for kids but it was my favorite growing up.
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blancateli answered:
The League of Ordinary Ladies
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occupythedisco said:
I’m a big fan of Greg Pak’s The Incredible Hercules.
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meserach answered:
Boring, but it is Watchmen.
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unbornwhiskey said:
Cages
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petenovez said:
Y:The Last Man or Hellboy.
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strictlyalright answered:
Maus.
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andrewtsks answered:
Right now Scalped, and I’m also really into what Grant Morrison’s doing at DC with Action & Batman Inc.
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isabelthespy said:
sandman because i am the cliche-est of cliches. used to read it while listening to Tori Amos yes I did but I still think it’s just about the most brilliant thing a human mind has ever done
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screwrocknroll answered:
The Boondocks. Or Scott Pilgrim. (I am not a part of this subculture!)
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