Single Favorite Trade/Graphic Novel

[drewincanada]

No question for me: Eisner's "A Contract with God".

[Anfield Fox]

Secret Wars

[john72tex]

Dark Knight Returns!!

[PeasOfCrap]

the killing joke!

 

 

[PeasOfCrap]

arkham asylum

[Gone Phishin']

DD Born Again

[akaSteveRogers]

Tough question...i narrowed it down to:

 

Annihilation

or

Sinestro Corps War

 

 

 

 

[Rich_Henn]

VOID INDIGO

 

This was a great Marvel GN that came out summer 1984, and I think Steve Gerber had something to do with it...can't recall.

 

ANYWAY....Marvel's EPIC line started an ongoing series after the GN that unfortunately lasted only 2 issues, due to some cry baby issues from the public on the violence...which was TAME to Dora the Explorer by comparsion to today's standards.

 

[tilleycs]

The Death of Superman. One of the few I've ever read more than once.

[That Ron Dude]

Freak Brothers: insufficiently_thoughtful_persons Abroad

[cd4ever]

A Game of You.

[Sal]

Miller and Darrow's "Hard Boiled."

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Okay, not really. The Death of Captain Marvel was a revelation when I first read it, and still is one of the better true GN's out there. God Loves, Man Kills was great, too, although I suspect a rereading will have me doing a bunch of :rolleyes: at the Claremont dialogue

[DrWatson]

I thought X-Men: Extinction Agenda was good. I read it twice.

[hockey&comicsguy]

In the early 90's I bought the first trade I ever saw which was Avengers the Korvac Saga.

 

Tons of super-heroes involved. Tons of super-heroes getting killed.

I enjoyed it when I was like 14 or 15 and I still enjoy it to this day.

[Kramerica]

In the early 90's I bought the first trade I ever saw which was Avengers the Korvac Saga.

 

Tons of super-heroes involved. Tons of super-heroes getting killed.

I enjoyed it when I was like 14 or 15 and I still enjoy it to this day.

I second that. Easily one of my favorite storylines ever.