The Best Comic Books of 2018
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- 2018 gave us so many amazing comic books. This episode briefly explains my thoughts on each of my choices for ten of the best books from the past year. Everything from Marvel to DC to manga to indie is represented. I'd love to hear what your favorite books and titles from 2018 were your favorites.
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For future reference:
1.-Nancy -Olivia James
2.-X-Men: Grand Design -Ed Piskor
3.-Mister Miracle -Tom King
4.-Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-man -Chip Zdarsky
5.-My heroes have always been junkies -Ed Brubaker - Sean Philips
6.-My Hero Academia
7.-Frankenstein -Junji Ito
8.-X-Men: RED -Tom Taylor
9.-The Joe Shuster Stoty -Julian Voloj -Thomas Campi
10.-Batman: White Knight -Sean Murphy
I really wish Immortal Hulk made the list - for me it's easily the best thing Marvel is putting out right now
I'm so freaking happy Al Ewing has gotten so much recognition and sales this year thanks to Avengers: No Surrender and The Immortal Hulk.
Marvel has been doing amazing work this year. Immortal Hulk, Venom, Spectacular Spider-man, Two-In-One, even something mainstream like Thor or Avengers have all been great
Cebulski was really a must needed change for the house of idea!
I'm so happy I discovered your channel this year. It was a plethora of information that I was dying to learn about! The work you put into this Chris is well worth the reward, I can't get enough of this channel to be honest! That being said, I think 2019 will only be better from here on out. Cheers to ComicTropes!
Chris I really appreciate your message at the end of the video. I consume more on youtube than from any other place I'd say, and your channel is one of my favorites. I'm amazed at the quality of your videos and am convinced that with the quality of production and content, this channel is destined to grow. TH-cam makes it tough sometimes and everyone likes to talk about the algorithms but if there's any justice in this platform and any sense of the quality rising to the top, you'll be on the way up. Amazed you started out at 5k this year. Hope more exponential growth to come :)
I started reading the original Amazing Spider-Man, and I’ve been enjoying it, especially the art done by Ross Andru. I created a reading list of comics I wanna check out as well as a list of artists (comic and otherwise) I want to study. And most importantly of all, I’m closing in on starting my own comic, and a lot of that is thanks to you.
This channel showcases some fascinating creators and analyses of their work. One thing I appreciate a great deal is how many comics from yesteryear you feature. A lot of them I’ve never heard of or only knew of in passing. For instance, I never thought to look up Dick Tracy; it just never would have occurred to me, especially since I had no clue it was a comic strip (I thought it was just a radio/TV show. But now it’s on my reading list to study for inking techniques, pacing, and character design.
Depression hit me HARD this year, and most of the time, I can’t see the point in going on or doing anything. But seeing another person feel as passionately about the artistic value of comics and the work creators put into them is heartening. A lot of the times, I’ll have some of these playing while I work on my own comics, and it helps a lot. I’m already taking something for my mental health, but every little bit helps. In addition to the educational aspects, your show is really funny, and I’ve laughed out loud several times during several episodes. Plus, it’s well-produced enough to be aesthetically pleasing and enhance the experience, but it still feels handmade enough to feel warm, personal, and tangible.
I wish you the best for the New Year and all those to come. Thank you for the entertainment, the education, and just being you. God bless~ 👋
Hey man! I really wanna comment! I stopped reading comics back in the late 90's as life just took over. I was never really a fan of mainstream American superhero books , growing up in the 70's in New Zealand I was mainly reading 2000ad and later on Heavy Metal. I did start reading US books though when some of the English writers and artists moved on the US scene (mid to late 80's i guess), but i also was a huge fan of Manga (notably the books Blade of the Immortal, Alita, Berserk and Grey) back then. My faves and my knowledge is kind of stuck in a late 80's early 90's niche...Stray Toasters, Metropol, Mad Man, Marshall Law these kinds of US books.
I discovered you channel earlier this year and I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT! You offer sophisticated, well researched, very passionate reviews and adult critique of a medium which sadly in the west is regarded as kids stuff. I especially LOVE the oddball ones you critique or when you drink as you find tropes! its hilarious. NEVER STOP being this guy! xx
I have been inspired to go look at some of these books as comics will always be in my blood and i am glad i have you as my guide now!
Much respect! keep at it bud!
I can't believe you mentioned Stay Toasters, i'm trying to find copies of that now!👍
@@youraveragecrownofthorns8919 you might laugh but that was one of the first american comics that i got as a teen
the superhero stuff never really appealed to me
@@jameslainchbury6746 i would not laugh, but that is an unusual title to start out on. I read it many years ago, but did not retain my copies. I have not been able to find it since. Another work by Bill Sienkiewicz i suggest is Electra: Assassin, but this is written by Frank Miller. It is very strange and violent but may be of intrest if your not familiar🍟
@@jameslainchbury6746 also, it is set in the Marvel universe, but manages to escape the superhero style and flavor, if you know what i mean.
My favourite Singular Comic has to be Dan Slot's last Spiderman Issue it was a great case study of how Spiderman affects peoples lives and a phenomenal farewell to Dan it made me sad he's going but glad he's writing Iron Man and FF (Both of which are going great so far)
Not a fan of slots spiderman
I thought slotts SM sucked
You got me to start reading comics! I used to only read manga but your passion to share led me to be passionate about comics as well! Thank you and happy new year Chris!
I must admit I didn't read many new comics this year, but I would very much recomend Exiles, It's filled with that good good marvel comics bullshit I love so much. I'm definetly gonna check Xmen Red and Mister Miracle out.
Thanks for the videos and hopefully 2019 is your year, keep up the good work Chris and happy new year
x-men red is trash but if you like trash like exiles then you might like it
@@neonniteridr294 Cool Beans
I absolutely love your channel. Truthfully, I've only gotten a little bit into comics over the last few years, due to the MCU, and I'm still not really reading them myself (as of yet), but I totally enjoy watching all of your videos, week after week, which helps me understand the medium far more as a whole. I hope you and your channel have a fantastic 2019, as you deserve all of the subscribers you have and far more. Thanks for all that you do!
Thanks for getting me back into comics. I’ve been watching for 4 months and I thanks for the videos.
Chris, I on;y discovered your channel about a month ago, and already it's my favourite. You really provide some great insights into all aspects of the medium, and I find myself watching shows even when I'm not interested in the actual subject, because you MAKE it interesting with your blend of humour and well thought-out arguments. Anyway, thanks a lot and long may you continue, mate!
I’m glad that I discovered this channel this year, it’s always a treat whenever you upload. My favorite comic this year was Immortal Hulk. Becoming one of the best Hulk runs in a long time.
Thanks for all of the hard work on your channel, and thanks for the list! White Knight pulled me back into comics after decades away. In 2018, I really liked Mister Miracle, Venom, Snyder’s JL, and Aaron’s Avengers.
Love this channeI! I look forward to every upload. It's amazing how much it's grown over the past year -- you've really found a niche! Here's to an equally wonderful 2019!
P.S.: Do yourself a favor and check out Black Hole by Charles Burns if you haven't already! It's a bit of an older book (2005), but its unique art style drew me to it a year or two ago, and I just keep coming back to it. I'll never forget some of the imagery from that book, and its narrative is similarly enthralling. It concerns the lives of a group of highschoolers in the wake of an outbreak of an STI that causes horrific mutations in those afflicted. Fittingly, Burns blends the grotesque, surreal, and melancholic in both his art and story create a feeling of dread and horror, but also nostalgia. It's a really good read; the first time I finished it, I just sat in my building's laundry room for hours, staring at the walls -- I can give no higher praise. I know it's not from this year, but I think it's well worth y'alls time!
excellent book! All cHarles Burns stuff is. Check his Big Baby or El Borba (Ithink) stuff too Michael!
@@jameslainchbury6746 I will check those out, thanks!
*FUN* *FACT!* Black Hole, the graphic novel itself, made a cameo appearance in the second Andy Serkis Planet of The Apes movie. It appears in the scene where the son of the engineer is bonding with Maurice, the Orangutan. The book is a great choice for this scene because of the themes shared by both the Planet of The Apes franchise and by this graphic novel, man's cruel collective intolerance and alienation of the different and the diseased.
I am very glad you are inclusive to newspaper comics! There are some gems out there if you look for it.( or web comics, as the case may be)
U r a knowledgeable comic book expert always a pleasure to listen to each of ur episode. Happy new year
I love your videos Chris! You’ve been one of my favorite youtubers this year and I hope your videos only get better!
You're a fantastic TH-camr mate! I'm sure the channel will keep growing next year as well. Your passion and knowledge for Comics comes across in all your videos, that's why I watch and subscribed. Happy New Year to you as well
Congratulations on the growth Chris! You truly deserve it. I’ve learned a ton of new stuff thanks to your content.
Hi Chris, glad to hear your channel has grown this year. I discovered your video's a month ago or so, and enjoy them very much. Thanks for this interesting top 10! This year, I've been reading a lot of older stuff. I read all the original Strangers in Paradise issues and loved those.
I also got into Spawn by Todd McFarlane and this series really surprised my in a positive way. I really enjoy it. The story keeps evolving and the changes do not feel forced but keep surprising me.
A graphic novel I'd like to recommend is Typex's Andy by Dutch artist Typex. He made a large graphic novel of more than 500 pages about the life of Andy Warhol, and i think this book is a piece of art by itself.
Congrats on the growth of the channel. Eric Powell's "Hill Billy" was at the top of my list. That guy is modern day master. Way better than King or Taylor, IMO.
Hillbilly is absolutely amazing!
Happy new year Chris! I appreciate the work you do on this channel!!
Happy New Year, Chris! I'm glad you're starting to get the success that you deserve and I hope 2019 is good for you too!
Did you get to read Koshchei the Deathless? I think you're a Mignolaverse fan and that was among my very favorite books to come out this year.
I really really dug this video. I've went to my library and amazingly, most of these books are available there. So I'm looking forward to some great comic reading. Looking forward to it! Thanks!
Thanks for all that u do!! Love the channel love the content.
Got the hardback Planetary collection for Christmas after seeing your video earlier in the year! Been really enjoying it, looking forward to the next video! :D
Thank you Chris for all the hard work and creative content, I wish you the best for next year and your channel! Thanks to you I started reading comic books this year (mainly got older events for now like Infinity and No Surrender).
My favorite new comic of this year was "Black Order". I'm super curious where things are heading (and love these guys). If you didn't I suggest you check it out, it gives some interesting perspective, since the story is told from the individual members' point of view.
Cathy Molotov I'm reading the Black Order! And it is good, and like you I am interested in seeing where it and the characters are going. Plus, I really enjoy the art.
My personal favourite comic was an X men event called: Extermination that took place a few months before the return of Uncanny X men. It was concluding the storyline of the young x men members (brought to the present after the Avengers vs X men) and introduced some great concepts and cool new characters and character changes. I recommend it to anyone who enjoys a classic time travel X men story.
(Would love to see an episode on it.)
Brother Dosco I have Extermination and you are right. It is so good! Its a great way to end X-Men Blue, and the art is wonderful. Such a fun read.
Loved it too
This year was great, I enjoyed your content thoroughly. Best wishes in 2019 and I hope you get the growth that this channel deserves.
Happy New Year, Comic Tropes !
I'd like to personally thank you for being my oasis in this wasteland that is comics TH-cam. I always appreciate how you celebrate what you love, rather than trash what you hate.
x-men grand design is exactly like spider-man life story. both are amazing i want more retro type stories and vibes
Chris is it? I JUST found your channel in the last month or so. If you don’t mind me saying you are definitely one of my fave shows on YT. There’s a guitar gear nerd channel by Phillip McKnight that I feel like your channels are “spiritually” not brothers but certainly related. I’d encourage any comic people that like any type of music gear,especially but not specifically guitar stuff.So yeah, like I say lately between you and a certain Robot, brain from space and their green haired teacher, you have locked me to a screen for unhealthy amounts of time. I’ve been buying books since Defenders 107. Before that I’d get the odd 1 but with no real awareness. Richie Rich, Archie, Dennis etc. But Defenders got me going. Savage Sword came shortly after. I’m sorry everyone for the essay but I just wanted you to know where I’m coming from and that I truly do love the medium and I also love your channel. I’ll hit you on Patreon a little later this year when the dust settles from December ‘18. Keep the faith man. This is really good and important stuff. Thanks.
Immortal Hulk and Venom! Deadpool was pretty cool too
There was a "Snagglepuss" comic by H.B. that was supposed to be good. Didn't read it, but heard it was making waves.
Awesome list, love the diversity of genres. My list would contain some of the ones you've listed here, Gideon Falls, and Doctor Star and the Kingdom of Lost Tomorrows. I am a huge Jeff Lemire fan!
Thanks for all you do Chris! Wishing you a happy new year!
I just got into comics this year, Tom Taylor easily cemented himself as one of if not my favorite creators with Injustice 2 All New Wolverine and X-Men Red
Read Stan and Jacks run on FF 1-51 for the first time because Stan passed away
I don't even read comics.. Haven't since the 90's.. But I still love this channel. Your work is great!!
Glad you mentioned my favorite writer Tom Taylor. I want to read many of the other stories you mentioned particularly The Shuster Story.
_To Your Eternity_ is an unbelievably good manga. Crunchyroll hosts chapter 1 and 65 up. (1 thru 50 can be bought on Amazon for 99 cents per chapter.) Read chapter 1 and learn (maybe relearn) that a smile can break your heart.
BTW, these are long chapters. Careful, though -- the art will addict you within the first 3 pages.
I was late to the party but what a find. Thanks for all the work man! Keep it up.
Really enjoy your channel appreciate the hard work you do
Thank you Chris! Happy new year! More power to your channel!
Rise of The Black Panther was great! Easy for newcomers to the character. BTW thanks for continuing to put out content, excellent videos. Keep it up!
First great job with the channel, you make great content. My top 2018 comics were Cosmic Ghost Rider, The Mighty Thor, The Avengers, Doomsday Clock, and The Wrong Earth.
My favorite comics of 2018 have been Alan Moore and Kevin O’Neill’s The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen :The Tempest.
“What a strange long trip it’s been” ☺️
As well as Jungi Ito’s Frankenstein (his adaptation of the same novel by Mary Shelly.)
My only gripe with Ito’s manga would be,
SPOILERS********
1. His depiction of the monster killing and eating a bear,
(Shelly’s creature is a vegetarian in the novel)
2. His depiction of the creation of the monster’s mate. (Which for me was a bit over the top)
But every thing else about Ito’s manga was superb, with a monster that’s right up there with Berni Wrightson’s depiction of the creature.
Ditto on Tempest...i know what you mean.
There is no ceiling. Thank you for the work. Have a good year.
Happy New Year Chris!!! :)
There was a Batman and swamp thing story in the main Batman series this year that was amazing. But I'm lazy and won't be going through my comics to find the issue number.
I'm gonna try to find that myself, thanks!...incidentally, i just noticed that your thumbnail is a surgical procedure i had performed several years ago...odd, that😮
#23 The Brave and the Mold
@@youraveragecrownofthorns8919 haha yeah it is. That's my actual neck. And yup it's issue 23...such an amazing issue
The Wonder Woman & Conan crossover is my comic of the year.
That crossover has been a delight
I have really enjoyed Hawkman and the Punisher. I excitedly forward to reading them each month. This year I also discovered Alterna comics...a great selection of books at a reasonable, newsprint price. Feast or Famine was brilliant this past month. I also look forward to Alien and Predator mini series from Dark Horse.
Good list. Except X-Men Red.
harlockmbb agreed.
wtf happend to jean grays tits? where did they go?
Preston Herron the Phoenix burnt them off
The dialogue read like a first draft, run-on sentences and stilted. They were all so self-righteous. Honey Badger was insufferable. What was actually likeable about it?
@Pat Mgroin ohhhh triggered ahahah, so tell me whats wrong with wanting big ol' titties back in comics?
Nice list. I totally agree with your picks!
The highlight of my Saturdays. I've been really impressed with the new Hawkman series the year.
I love Avengers No Surrender,the current Captain America, Thor, X-O Manowar, Coda, and Project Superpowers just to name a few. There are plenty of others, but I wanted to keep this post small.
Project Superpowers has been great so far.
dfcsons I agree. The art is just beautiful, and the story is compelling. After each issue I can't wait to see what happens next. Now, it does seem that there a few points that don't quite gel with the first run, like how Masquerade's powers work. Hopefully, after the current storyline they can explain what happened in the time between the first run and the current. And they will show some of the other heroes. The first run set up a great world that the new team can play in.
Good video. I loved Batman:White Knight as well. I was more into indies though. I really liked Crescent City Monsters and Rags.
I absolutely loved the ending to Mister Miracle. Many people wondered what the ending ment. Personally, I think the static at the end is suppost to mean that Scott's depression is somthing that will stay with him forever, but will have control as long as he has friends and family to support him. And no, I don't believe he's dead.
best channel on youtube. keep doing and you've already made it.
Exit Stage Left: The Snagglepuss Chronicles is the best book of the year, as far as I'm concerned, and puts itself in my best books of all time.
The new run on MAD has been really great. As angry as the book has ever been.
And I never knew how much I needed Shirtless Bear Fighter.
Interesting choices! Have you ever read Black Hammer by Jeff Lemire? I think it would be right up your alley. Also I appreciate your videos every week.
I feel special mention ought to go to Marvel Comics Digest and the Walmart-exclusive DC Giants. It might seem weird to recommend reprint collections, but as a slightly lapsed fan whose main fandom has been almost entirely based in the movies, it was great being able to access worthwhile material at the checkout line and get a secondhand glimpse at why the classic characters of the superhero genre have stuck around so long and touched so many lives. I've discovered new favorite characters (Sideways comes to mind), stories (the first Scott Lang issue of Ant-Man and Batman Hush have been surprisingly enjoyable), and runs (pretty much everything in the DC Giants is a definitive take on a character or team, go figure, but I don't mind being spoiled) through both the selections chosen for each book and the ads running alongside. (I actually just bought volume one of Scott Snyder's new Justice League run based on reading the ad alone. Looks plenty meaty and iconic, just what I'm in the mood for at this time.). For the first time in what feels like ages for me, I'm genuinely excited to browse the checkout shelves and see what's new with all my hero "friends." I do still support my local LCS when I can, but supplementing my reading habits during family Walmart grocery runs is a bit more convenient at the moment, a period I hope continues for a good long while.
Not sure if I can even piece together a full top 10 but some amazing comics that have either started, gone into, or finished this year for me are:
- Platinum End by Tsugumi Ohba & Takeshi Obata
An amazing manga and I would say the duos best work and they have made multiple smash hit series
- Doctor Aphra by Keiron Gillen
Probably the best character addition to the Star Wars galaxy especially in recent years a fun, funny, and adventurous character and stories along the way.
- Skin & Earth by Lights
Great concept comic series by a great indie pop singer in which the first six issues tie in with her most recent album and is fantastic even as a stand-alone series.
- Snotgirl by Bryan Lee O’Malley & Leslie Hung
A hilarious and mysterious in going series by the mastermind of Scott Pilgrim and many graphic novels with some of the most beautiful artwork I’ve seen in a comic by Leslie Hung.
- Darth Vader: Dark Lord of the Sith by Charles Soule & Giuseppe Camuncoli
The best Vader series of all, probably beating Marvels last by Gillen, this time picking up right after Revenge of the Sith and includes so much love for the character like I’ve never seen before with so many tie ins to Soules previous additions to the Star Wars galaxy.
Will definitely pick up some of your picks and here’s to another year of great comics! 🍻
This year I've enjoyed Scott Snyder's Justice League, the story and art have been good, but the reason I mention it is more for the fact that he brought back the Will Payton Starman to the DC universe, I liked the Starman comics when they first released in the late 80s and having him appear in JL was such a nice surprise, and I find there aren't many surprises left in modern day comics what with internet spoilers and advanced solicitations.
Gideon Falls is my top comic of the year followed by Venom. Those are the two comic books I’ve been consistently reading that I must get the Wednesday they come out.
East of West was new to me this year and I did like it a lot.
Congratulations on the channel. Immortal Hulk is amazing.
Wow.. Never thought you were into junji's work.. Salute to you, man..
I would have included Immortal Hulk, Green Lantern Earth One and Aquaman. Yes, Aquaman. Dan Abnett had a great run with an amazing arc called underworld full of politics and magic, with Seijic's art and later Frederricis's
Thanks for your continued work on your channel, keep it up, it's great!
You should do an objective look at the whole comicsgate thing going on at the moment. I'm hoping it won't last long so the sooner the better
I love a lot of comic books this year but of i can do a top 3, it would be:
- "Death or Glory" is an amazing story with great artwork...
- "The seeds" by David Aja, great storytelling, and works with a lot of interesting concepts.
- And "Warbears" by Atwood, a good drama about Canadian artists during de WW2 in Canada (Yep, the moment when the US couldn't export comics to Canada).
If anyone can read it... It will be amazing.
Not sure if it even came out last year, but my favourite read of 2018 was a french comic called Blast about this grotesquely obese guy who's arrested for murder and you learn the story through his confession to the police.
Sounds like a basic crime drama, but it's actually an amazing character piece.
Other than that:
-Black Hammer
-Gideon Falls
-God Hates Astronauts
-Southern Bastards
-Doom Patrol
-Head Lopper
Its late but Happy 2019 Chris!
Great top 10 list man
I am from Brazil and for some reason this video has entered the area of recommendations. Even though I did not master English (I'm writing using Google), I was able to understand it in the video. When arrive in Brazil, I hope to read Spider Man since I have not read much
My fave comics in 2018 is the manwha entitled Noblesse which ended recently, although it's actually more than a decade since it was first published.
Not too far off the beaten path for me, as I don't tend to go too far off the norm, usually. That said, and in no order, here is what I would say were my top 10 for the year -
Black Hammer
Miracle Man
Pestilence: A Story of Satan
Venom
Doomsday Clock
Immortal Hulk
Gideon Falls
Papergirls
The Wicked And The Divine
Uber: Invasion
Domino just missed and I hope to have Detective Comics and Conan up here for next year!
Favorite comics of 2018
-mr miracle
-Batman white knight
-Batman metal
...
Yeah I’m a DC guy
Mister Miracle sounds interesting. And as a fan of the Wordsmith comic, Schuster also looks pretty good.
My favorite single issue this year was BATMAN # 38. Loved Tom King's BATMAN run. All My Best Friends are Junkies is incredible. Loving ICE CREAM MAN, MIRACLEMAN, and COSMIC GHOST RIDER. Oh yeah, gonna check out NANCY.
Captain America and Aquaman. I'm a trade waiter, so I had to look up what actually came out this year. Got a bunch of the recommendations from comments below and look forward to reading. To a year of even more comics!
My problem with X men Red was that the resolution felt too easy, maybe if was longer it would have been better to me. I do love what Taylor did with Jean though
Some of my favorite comics were Amazing Spider Man, Immortal Hulk, Astonishing X-Men, and Extermination. 2018 was a great year for marvel comics
My favorite comic of 2018 is "Saga", created by Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples. I can't wait until the hiatus ends and we have new issues!
Pretty nice list, glad to see MHA and a Junji Ito manga in there. Cheers for a great new year!!
Farmhand not far enough along for the list? Such a great book, can't wait to see where that one goes.
Damn....eclectic and diverse. Cool! ;)
My.....top twenty. Yep, cannea do ten.
The Highest House
Deep Roots
Venom
Cosmic Ghost Rider
Cover
Immortal Hulk
2000AD
Marvel two-in-one
Avengers: no surrender, no retreat
Oblivion Song
Thor
Doctor Strange
Batman
Daredevil
Captain America
Gideon falls
X-men: Red
Thanos
Infamous Iron Man
Doomsday Clock
Honourable mention to the last volume of The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemem, which is still tripping me out.
After your list, I really feel like I need to read more comics. Good year.
Hey guy,
I really enjoy your channel but Spec Spidey is mostly about an alien invasion and time travel, not really what I consider street level. Have you read it?
PS I’m working through the back library, is there anything on the old Harvey books or Savage Sword? I haven’t found any so far.
That moment when I realize that the only comics I read are Doomsday Clock (a mini series) Life is Strange Dust (a mini series) Jojolion (a Japanese series) and Berserk (a Japanese series).
R o c k h u m a n
From the beginning of the year I really enjoyed Strangers in Paradise XXV and the final issues of I Hate Fairyland. Yet the end of the year brought some of my favorites so far Bully Wars and Exorsisters. Also while ridiculous in premise Jughead The Hunger has been a fun read.
The end of the Benjamin Percy Green Arrow would probably be my favorite. And MHA was dope this year
Have you read Ice Cream Man? I'd love to hear you thoughts on it and it's approach to horror if you have.
It's a good series. Check out regression if you haven't already. I reckon you would like it
@@raspberry1011 already have, but I appreciate the recommendation. That's another great book that deserves all the attention it can get.
Let's hope for even better comics in 2019.
Great list. My top 10 in no particular order
X-Men Grand Design
Cable
Extermination
The Wild Storm
Descender
Mister Miracle
Ghost in the Shell: Global Neural Network
Peter Parker The Spectacular Spider-Man
Monstress
Wildstorm: Michael Cray
What’s the name of that technique in comics where they reuse art over and over with no text for suspense?