For me it's Terry Moore's Rachel Rising.
Like all of his books, it's beautiful, but the story is incredible!
I don't want to go into many details because it's a journey of discovery, but if you like mysteries or horror, or just really-well-told stories, give it a look.
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But there is one awesome US comic I wished I'd have folks around to share it with. Hopefully it will also be released througout Europe soon. More people should have the chance to read this.
I'm talking about Witch Doctor
The only time I heard someone talk..no gush..about it, was listening to VinceB on 11OCC. (if it was mentioned in a CGS ep...well....my appologies...)
Highly recommended to anybody loving the obscure, funny, dark, twisted, mental things. Great writing and artwork. Read the first collection on my tab.
I LOVE IT!
It's like a better Twin Peaks. I never hear folks talk about this. Granted, an issue comes out every several years, but it's pretty darn good.
Female fans griping there aren't enough female artists getting mainstream play - buy this book.
Male fans griping that they know what to expect from a female creator - buy this book.
Mangaphobics griping that it's manga so it's just panty shots and robots - buy this book.
Not only does talented female artist Q Hayashida draw this book, she writes it. So you're thinking "Ah, female manga-ka...must be one of those flowery high-school romance stories with sparkles everywhere and big-eyed romantic triangles, right?" Wrong.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dorohedoro
Seriously, Books that are really great from the recent past that people rarely talk about any more for me are probably Queen and Country and Rex Mundi.
Chew seems to be popular with the people who like it, but I don't read a ton of people talking about how good it is. I love it.
Supergirl is another great book I never hear many people talk about. I think it gets lost in the shuffle of a lot of the higher profile New 52 books, but there's a really great adventure unfolding in this book, and this version of Kara has the potential for a lot of depth that has been missing since her 00's revival. The pacing could be better (though you can say that about a lot of the DCnU), but there's a good story going on here.
Also, there is this other book that I see every now and again but not sure I want to check it out because I don't hear anyone talking about. I think it's called Batman and it's written by some dude name Scott Snyder. Is he related to that dude from Twisted Sister? :P
Hmmm the best book no one is talking about?
Knights of the Dinner Table, but I'm not sure that counts. even if it is my favorite indy title being created. However it is more magazine than comic.
Snarked! is a really good comic.
I've sent so many copies to the US I must be the main exporter by now.
Knights of the Dinner Table is awesome. Since our local hobby shop closed down years ago I have regretably not kept up on it.
And yes, an excellent book that more people should have read...
And I am not very much of a Thor/Loki fan but I'm thinking I should be as much as I enjoy this.
what... Torchy said to make it look natural...
It's a mix of Buffy style teenage angst crossed with the weird mysteries of Lost. Every issue gives you someething new to ponder and definately keeps you guessing. it's a lot of fun! :D
...yes, I've been drinking. I'll shut up now.
And that is a completely uncoerced plug.
Richard has done a number of great indie books and continues to submit work for books I guess we can't get here. One that's really cool is Baby Boomers that he wrote and Chad Cicconi (sp?) who is also on here, drew. It's hilarious...two homicidal babies doing the spy vs. spy thing.
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I,Vampire
Nightwing
Justice League Dark
Superboy
Marvel
Avengers Academy
Thunderbolts
Herc
Journey Into Mystery
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Prophet
Green Wake
Blue Harvest
Skullkickers
Orc Stain
Darkness
Others
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Resurrection
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