06-24-2014, 10:07 PM
My current comic collection is small, but my local library has a ton of comic/graphic novels there or they call their other branches in the area and transport them to the local one here in town.
My collection is Watchmen by Alan Moore, Absolute Batman the Long Halloween followed by Dark Victory the sequel to it. I have Batman: Year One, The Man Who Laughs, Batman Hush (I like Batman), Crisis on Infinite Earths. There are a few other Batman ones but I can't remember their titles, haven't read them in a while.
Before that though, the first series that really kicked me off was actually The Sandman by Neil Gaiman. That series is weird and strange and awesome all wrapped up in some really cool artwork that got better as it went on. Plus they changed up their artists from time to time so you could see different variations of the characters in the series.
Sad that it only ran for like 10 volumes worth of issues but they were really good. Currently they are making a prequel series with Neil Gaiman once more writing about The Sandman so that is good.
Right now the one I'm trying to catch up with again or trying to find the time really to catch up with is Fables from Vertigo. That is another awesome series to read. If you've seen the show Once Upon A Time or the Fables game from Tell Tales Games, then you have a good idea of what the comic is about.
I could keep going and list off all the series I've read but it would be a good sized list.
As far as superhero comics go though it is obvious I'd read Batman over anyone else any day. Best superhero there is in my opinion.
My collection is Watchmen by Alan Moore, Absolute Batman the Long Halloween followed by Dark Victory the sequel to it. I have Batman: Year One, The Man Who Laughs, Batman Hush (I like Batman), Crisis on Infinite Earths. There are a few other Batman ones but I can't remember their titles, haven't read them in a while.
Before that though, the first series that really kicked me off was actually The Sandman by Neil Gaiman. That series is weird and strange and awesome all wrapped up in some really cool artwork that got better as it went on. Plus they changed up their artists from time to time so you could see different variations of the characters in the series.
Sad that it only ran for like 10 volumes worth of issues but they were really good. Currently they are making a prequel series with Neil Gaiman once more writing about The Sandman so that is good.
Right now the one I'm trying to catch up with again or trying to find the time really to catch up with is Fables from Vertigo. That is another awesome series to read. If you've seen the show Once Upon A Time or the Fables game from Tell Tales Games, then you have a good idea of what the comic is about.
I could keep going and list off all the series I've read but it would be a good sized list.
As far as superhero comics go though it is obvious I'd read Batman over anyone else any day. Best superhero there is in my opinion.