Me i'm gonna have to go with V for Vendetta, i read it when i was real small in black and white in Warrior comic. I didn't understand it at the time, but when i read the color DC version years later it brought back all my memories of being fascinated by it when i was young!
Alan moore is a god!
But the film sucks!
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What's your favourite comic of all time?
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Neilsama
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I'll be the first of many to say this: Calvin & Hobbes. Bill Watterson brought so much life to his work that it stood out on the comics page. I still miss that comic so much.
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Tommie Kelly
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I lOVE calvin and Hobbes too!
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kingofsnake
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definately calvin and hobbes
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Freux
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Hooray for Calvin and Hobbes!
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chezz
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I liked calvin and hobbes it was really funny, I also like Spawn... hmm i think it was by Todd Mcfarlene something like that.... cant quite remember it well.... used to read it a lot before
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Alexis
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I'm going to go with my heart and say Transmetropolitan, but The Watchmen and Dark Knight Returns are right up there.
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roma
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I love Calvin and Hobbes. Sandman by Neil Gailman would have to be my Favorite of all time.
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Chelano
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Garfield is mine. Still is. The older ones when Jim Davis did 100% of it was great. The newer ones are ok. But not as good.
Also I love the original amazing spider-man comics. So good. The new ones suck ass
Also I love the original amazing spider-man comics. So good. The new ones suck ass
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Tommie Kelly
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Dark Knight and watchmen are classics!
Anyone read GIRLS by The Luna Brothers?
Anyone read GIRLS by The Luna Brothers?
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rococo
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I'm going to have to agree with the Transmetropolitan ... I only got into it less than a year ago, but I'm completely and absolutely hooked! I wish it showed! I'm very tempted to get that tattoo that Spider has on his forehead in it, as a sort of geeky fandom reminder. (Except more than likely not on my forehead.)
The series however that first got me into comics and still holds a pretty proud place in my bookshelf: Asterix. Brilliant. :)
The series however that first got me into comics and still holds a pretty proud place in my bookshelf: Asterix. Brilliant. :)
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josif
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Marvel Zombies.
That was awesome.
That was awesome.
Your Reading Skills Have Increased By Two Points.
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kingofsnake
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josif
Marvel Zombies.
That was awesome.
Vs Army of darnkess=(Awesome)x(holyshit)
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Hyptosis
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Calvin and Hobbes and Sky Doll
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Sandman, Watchmen, Bone, Calvin and Hobbs and After the Snooter by Eddie Campbell. :D
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Tantz Aerine
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Tintin and Asterix. I will never stop reading them :)
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CorruptComics
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I got a soft spot for Dilbert.
Mr favorite comic BOOK was Army of Darkness: Ashes 2 Ashes
Ash: We're both good guys here.
Ash 2: Good, bad... I'm the guy with both chainsaws.
Mr favorite comic BOOK was Army of Darkness: Ashes 2 Ashes
Ash: We're both good guys here.
Ash 2: Good, bad... I'm the guy with both chainsaws.
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Marvel Zombies.
That was awesome.
Vs Army of darnkess=(Awesome)x(holyshit)
*is just finding out about this*
HOLY HELL SHIT!
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subcultured
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100 bullets, everytime i read it i feel inspired to draw and write my comic
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Phantom Penguin
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Calvins and Hobbes or The Punisher (new and old)
Both are awesome.
Both are awesome.
Politics The Tankers Way Updates MWF!
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LIZARD_B1TE
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I don't know.... but Heaven vs Hell and Deus are pretty good... *winkwink*
OK, seriously now. I don't read many print comics. Most of the comics I read are webcomics. One good one is Antihero for hire
OK, seriously now. I don't read many print comics. Most of the comics I read are webcomics. One good one is Antihero for hire
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fern
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Calvin and Hobbes solely because of this strip.
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Johnny the Homicidal Maniac
Period B)
Period B)
So Bored (Zo verveeld)
Cold Vision *Hiatus*
Cold Vision *Hiatus*
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Tank Girl is the best. Ghost in he Shell is my Fave though.
I'm moving this to comics, bugger you for starting it in General! lol!
I'm moving this to comics, bugger you for starting it in General! lol!
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I'm going to say Sandman, but it's a tough call. Right up there are Transmetropolitan, Watchmen, and my new addiction Fables. I'm also looking into reading some more Swamp Thing, because I read some of the Alan Moore run and it was amazing, I just need to read some more of it before I put it in my "favourite"s list.
I find it interesting that all my absolute favorite series' are all published by DC (who owns Vertigo, for those who don't pay attention to that sort of thing), but for the most part I prefer Marvel. I'm sure if Marvel had maintained a dedicated creator-owned line like DC has then they'd be doing much better in that regard. I guess it helps having Time/Warner front part of the bill.
I find it interesting that all my absolute favorite series' are all published by DC (who owns Vertigo, for those who don't pay attention to that sort of thing), but for the most part I prefer Marvel. I'm sure if Marvel had maintained a dedicated creator-owned line like DC has then they'd be doing much better in that regard. I guess it helps having Time/Warner front part of the bill.
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subcultured
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i got a tpb of a collection of alan moore's swampthing story...it was cool. plantarian worms!
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Preacher, Dork Tower, Skydoll, and I really like Dogs of War and Next Men when they were still going.
I keep up with the old Marvel and DC heroes too, to make sure I know what's going on.
I keep up with the old Marvel and DC heroes too, to make sure I know what's going on.
Handshakes and mustaches are the only ways to know how much you can truly trust a man.
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There's so many to choose from...
Loved the oldschool Superman comics when I was little. Same with Calvin and Hobbes. The comic which I probably have the most respect for is Watchmen, but my favorite on-going series is Invincible by Robert Kirkman and Ryan Ottley.
Loved the oldschool Superman comics when I was little. Same with Calvin and Hobbes. The comic which I probably have the most respect for is Watchmen, but my favorite on-going series is Invincible by Robert Kirkman and Ryan Ottley.
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"If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours."
-Henry David Thoreau, Walden
"If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours."
-Henry David Thoreau, Walden
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The Far Side
I'm the child of a Biology teacher and a Physics teacher, and I'm a Biology graduate student, so it is the obvious choice. I can't help it.
I'm the child of a Biology teacher and a Physics teacher, and I'm a Biology graduate student, so it is the obvious choice. I can't help it.
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I've read tons of comics over the years but the best and the one I cherish most of all is
Calvin and Hobbes
Calvin and Hobbes
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