Great list, i'm looking forward to pick up some of your recommendations. Here is my list: 10. Vampire Boy 9. Light Brigade 8. Just a Pilgrim 7. XIII (by Jean Van Hamme) 6. The eagles of Rome (by Enrico Marini) 5. The Nobody 4. Freaks of the Heartland 3. Winterworld 2. Big Man Plans 1. Severed (by Scott Snyder)
I read Daytripper coz it was the most talked about graphic novels and I understood the hype after reading it..Planning to get my hands on Animal Man soon .. Recently read another loved books "Vison" and tbh that story stays with you even after you finish that book ..it's just wowh..
Thank You! I seldom comment on videos, but this video has compelled me to as a gesture of appreciation. Apart from a couple, I haven't heard about the rest and that's makes it special. I consider myself more of an amateur reader right now. I am a fan of comic books since childhood, but stopped reading almost two decades ago. I started reading comics during lockdown and instantly found my lost love. Initially, I started with the usual superhero comics but I feel the urge for more mature reading, and even though I like the superhero stuff, the reader in me wants more mature and sophisticated reading. I find this video extremely informative and I will try to get my hands on these, if I can get hold of it. Cheers for this enlightening video.
Morrison's run on Animal Man has one of the most startling moments in comics for me with the fourth wall break. It was already starting to freak me out, and then seeing AM's shocked face fill the page, shouting, "I CAN SEE YOU!" made me snap the book shut, if only to have a brief break and then continue onward. As far as a recommendation, I'll go again with scary and suggest Severed, by Scott Snyder and Attila Futaki.
