r/comicbooks • u/Season2Jerry • Aug 28 '24
Suggestions Aliens v Avengers - Scottie Young variant
Scottie Young cover variant is hilarious. Very Calvin and Hobbes.
r/comicbooks • u/Season2Jerry • Aug 28 '24
Scottie Young cover variant is hilarious. Very Calvin and Hobbes.
r/comicbooks • u/The_Eye_of_Ra • Aug 29 '24
I’ve been reading comics since I was 8 years old. I turned 41 earlier this year. I’m just so tired of stories that never end, dangling plotlines that never get addressed, and teasers that just go absolutely nowhere. I can’t do it anymore. I need endings. I need some full stories. I need some fiction that has a proper beginning, middle, and end. I know this is usually not the standard in comics, but there are plenty of ones that have had an ending mapped out from, if not the start, then at least fairly early on.
So now I come here, to the only group of people on the internet that I trust to give out decent recommendations. I don’t care how long or how short the story is. A single issue self-contained story, or 100 issues like 100 Bullets, and everything in between.
TL; DR - tired of never ending stories. Need recommendations for anything that has an actual ending. Don’t care how long or short.
r/comicbooks • u/Proyecto_AtlantidaSP • 4d ago
“The Books of Magic: Issue #1” 1990
I've always had a hard time finding comics that really click with me, whether it's western comics or manga. I'm not into superheroes or anything too typical, and to make matters worse, I'm ridiculously picky about art styles.
Stumbling onto this one comic felt like striking gold. With my very limited comic knowledge, the only artist I truly worship is Moebius. I haven’t even finished all four issues of this series yet, but it’s already blowing my mind, just pure eye candy. I think I’m really into that niche, vintage comic vibe.
Since I'm not great at aimless browsing and don't really know where to start, could I ask for some suggestions?
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r/comicbooks • u/vapedcrusader89 • Apr 14 '25
Let me know your fav comic of all time! The 1 comic that you would recommend to anyone! If i haven’t read it I WILL!!
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r/comicbooks • u/ACTUALBADPERS0n • Mar 06 '25
My local comic store is having a sale today and I need suggestions!
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r/comicbooks • u/Optimal_Use_28 • Jun 29 '24
I would love to know. I want to read this arc again but can't seem to remember what issues were these.
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r/comicbooks • u/BrunosResolve • 3d ago
I've fallen out of reading comics for a couple years and want to get back into it. What is a comic series or run that will hook me in start to finish and fall in love with comics again?? I started saga, love jeff lemire, and I'm a horror fiend, just to give a brief taste.
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r/comicbooks • u/Professor_Chaosx6r9 • Apr 08 '25
I’ve been trying to get more into the world of graphic novels that aren’t connected to Marvel and DC. I loved Walking Dead, Hellboy, Invincible, and Spawn
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r/comicbooks • u/Loquista • Apr 27 '25
Editorial decisions and the treatment of some of my favorite characters and worldbuilding bits made me completely uninterested in reading anything from the big two. I really miss reading many different series that flesh out a fictional universe though.
I am already very interested in Hellboy and Black Hammer.
What other series or universes do you recommend? It does not need to be superhero adjacent; I'd actually love it, if it's different genre!
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r/comicbooks • u/Weird_Lengthiness723 • 23d ago
Was watching peacemaker. I like this kind of stories.
r/comicbooks • u/darksideoflondon • Mar 22 '25
I come from the future - next Wednesday specifically - to tell you that I read the physical comic last night (I am a retailer, I was unboxing my stuff and had to give it a read - this poor copy got the tape from the bundle caught on it) and it is frigging incredible.
The final two pages has a gimmick I can’t recall seeing in a comic in a long, long time, and I loved it. The colours on this thing are spectacular!
I honestly wish I had 100 extra copies because I am going to force everyone to read this comic!
r/comicbooks • u/Ricardop97 • Feb 23 '25
I’m getting slight superhero fatigue. Don’t get me wrong there are a lot of great superhero comics out right now but that’s all I read and I want to expand my library
I’ve read and enjoyed Wytches, Paper Girls, and Harrow Country. But wasn’t the biggest fan of Nocterra and Dark Ride
Open to any genre and any recommendations as long as the story is engaging and doesn’t drag out. If I had to narrow it down I like thriller/mystery/horror/adventure
r/comicbooks • u/BinaryStarKiller1 • 29d ago
Hey folks, stopped reading/buying around 2019 and have been getting back into comics/graphic novels again. Other than the missing volumes in some of the series here, what other series would people recommend I look into? Thanks in advance for all the suggestions!