Your Book of the Decade

[gaz2810i]

Walking Dead

Chew

Y the Last Man

Avengers the Initiative

X-factor

Planet Hulk

 

I have not chosen any specific Books but most of what I have read from this lot Rocked (thumbs u

 

 

[rob_react]

Fables

Brubaker Cap + DD

 

+ 1 on Fables and I CAN'T BELIEVE I FORGOT Brubaker/Phillips' Sleeper and Criminal.

[rob_react]

This has inspired me to write a top ten comics of the decade post. Well, a " 10 for 10" post which celebrates a period that closely aligns to the decade, celebrating ten years of my personal site.

[rob_react]

And here's the post!

[garsull2]

Y The Last Man picked up the first tpb because I heard so much about it and I love it. Got all the other trades as well.

 

Goon. I started reading this when Darkhorse picked it up. Great series. Lots of laughs.

 

Jonah Hex. love the character. Started with the first issue and just read issue 50 yesterday.

 

and my favorite stand alone story in Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader? I also love anything written by Neil Gaiman.

[KolmarAvenue]

The Pro.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Invincible (the issue where he kills the vitrumite by headbutting him a million times)

Destroyer mini from marvel.

[garsull2]

I actually liked The Pro. Very funny book.

[fastballspecial]

Wolverine

Enemy of the State, Agent of Shield, and Old Man Logan

Millar does Wolverine right no bones about it. Ill be back to the Old Man Logan universe whenever he wants. Its basically Wanted in the Marvel Universe.

 

Invincible

Super hero teen with real life issues and a dad with even more issues. Spidey back in the 60s. Love it

 

Walking Dead

Kirkman at his finest. Personally I find it depressing after I read several issues, but man I cant fault his writing. Brillant. Cant wait for Show

 

Winnick's Exiles Run

Love the time hopping alternate reality show. Really loved his take on the Inhumans. Very skilled writer

 

Wanted

The Super Villains have won now what do we do next? The book rocked and the movie sucked . Only adult content book I have ever liked.

 

JSA

Geoff Johns has a masterpiece here. His first run was utter brillance that many never read. I miss now that he has left.

 

[jimjum12]

I think my book of the decade has to be All-Star Superman.

It was the only Superman book I read and I loved it,and that's very hard to do since I don't like reading Superman books.

 

That was the book(s) that first popped into my mind....I got them in hardcover and love 'em. All-Star Batman looks decent too....but I'm waiting for the hard cover. I also enjoyed Ultimate Fantastic Four, even though it skewed everything I knew about the group. Any of the Bendis Avengers stuff was also phenominal. GOD BLESS...

 

-jimbo(a friend of jesus) (thumbs u

[Norrin_Radd]

My favorite issue of my favorite series. (thumbs u

 

 

[KolmarAvenue]

I actually liked The Pro. Very funny book.

 

I did too, a guilty pleasure (pun intended) but probably not a book of the decade.

[lookwhoitis]

For me these have been my favorite books of the decade:

 

Walking Dead

 

Goon

 

Conan (DH)

 

100 Bullets

 

Y the Last Man

 

Fables

 

DMZ

 

Scalped

 

Northlanders

 

Proof

 

Ex Machina

 

Invincible

 

Transmetropolitan

 

Planetary

 

As for Series that were not initially published but i first READ (and consequently are some of my favorite series EVER) during this Decade are:

 

Preacher

 

Lone Wolf & Cub

 

Spawn

 

Sandman

[rob_react]

 

Lone Wolf & Cub

 

I finally finished reading that this past year. It was the best thing I read this decade...

[Flaming_Telepath]

The last issue was published in mid-2000, so Preacher qualifies.

 

Also Planetary...

 

Supreme Power...

 

100 Bullets...

 

Daredevil...

 

...and Brubaker's Cap. (thumbs u

[*paull*]

Favorite Original Work: Acme Novelty Library (and/or Jimmy Corrigan, The Smartest Kid on Earth) by Chris Ware

 

Favorite Reprint Work: I Shall Destroy All The Civilized Planets (Fletcher Hanks reprints) by Paul Karacik

 

Favorite Historical Work: Jack Cole and Plastic Man by Spiegelman and Kidd

[Flash105]

Favorites of those mentioned:

All Star Superman

Criminal

Walking Dead

 

Not Mentioned:

Incognito Brubaker/Phillips are awesome

Astonishing X-Men Whedon/Cassaday run only

 

[nwpassage]

Jaguar God if it fits the era.

[Lebowski]

One of my absolute favorite issues from the book that made me believe in the medium again:

 

[rob_react]

Incognito Brubaker/Phillips are awesome

Astonishing X-Men Whedon/Cassaday run only

 

Those two are in my 2nd 10. For my money, Brubaker/Phillips were the creative team of the decade.

[BaltimoreLauren]

Lenore. Stupid funny stuff at it's greatest.