What's the best series that noone is reading? 0

[dupont2005]

March by John Lewis

[fastballspecial]

Is anyone reading Walt Simonson's Ragnarok? I think it's a blast, zombie Thor in a post-apocalyptic Asgard. How about Alan Moore's Providence? Super creepy and deeply layered. I doubt either of these is selling much.

 

Ive enjoyed it so far, but I am an issue or 2 behind.

 

[fastballspecial]

Jupiters Legacy 2 as well is an excellent read that isn't selling as well as I thought it was.

 

[Ken Aldred]

I'm liking Valiant's Wrath of the Eternal Warrior. I didn't think there was anything more they could do with the character but Robert Venditti is proving me wrong. I will have to buy some of the others listed above and give them a read also.

 

Venditti's a good writer. I enjoyed his X-O Manowar run.

[Scrooge]

March by John Lewis

 

Well, yes. Just finished volume 3 this week. Earned them a National Book Award!!

 

The whole trilogy is Highly Recommended reading.

[dissident3]

Concur with Briggs + Black Hammer.

 

Submit: Harrow County and Exodus:The Life After

[SquareChaos]

I enjoyed The Life After, I had missed that it had returned.

[Warcrawl]

The Goddamned. Love this book. Delays are horrible, and it'll probably be another 4-5 months before we see issue 6, but I just power read 1-5 this morning and loved it.

[gradejunky]

Aliens: Defiance is probably a book no one is reading. I'll say in the 3 issues I have read, it is quite good.

[cupny]

Providence by Alan Moore is really deep - for me anyways. 

Throwaways is another bender along with Black Monday Murders. 

Black Road, Hunt, Jessica Jones, Kill or Be Killed, Rumble and Wildstorm would round it out.

[Jonnywadd]

On 11/28/2016 at 4:37 PM, gradejunky said:

Aliens: Defiance is probably a book no one is reading. I'll say in the 3 issues I have read, it is quite good.

Defiance is really good.  If you haven't checked out Dead Orbit, do it!

[Jonnywadd]

The Fix is still one of the best titles out there.  Fun as hell!

[Mighty Hal]

On 11/17/2016 at 9:03 AM, Lonzilla said:

Nailbiter, Postal, The Black Hood, Lady Killer 2

Another vote for Lady Killer, second series. The artwork caught my attention, big time, but the story is fun, too.

I also enjoy Jim Zub's Wayward. It's currently surviving off TPB sales, but deserves to be doing so much better.

[Gunnz]

The title of this thread reminds me of the question, if a tree falls in the woods and no one is around to hear, does it make a sound?