the comic/story you've read more times...

[comicseekers-migration]

GI JOE 21

 

I wonder why it is your fav... Could it be because there are no words

[thanos_oftitan]

Avengers #164-#166 Nefaria Battle

Defenders #19 vs Wrecking Crew

Superman #162 "The Amazing Story of Superman-Red and Superman-Blue"

[Anfield Fox]

I don't think i've ever read a comic book more than once. Flicked through it? Hell yeah sure but actually sit down and read the whole thing again? No not me.

 

Does that make me a bad person?

[ComicSupply]

I don't think i've ever read a comic book more than once. Flicked through it? Hell yeah sure but actually sit down and read the whole thing again? No not me.

 

Does that make me a bad person?

 

 

POSER!!!!!!

[chromium]

I've read Watchmen every year for the past 5 Summers and I still get new things out of it.

 

Also DKR, The Golden Age and the entire Sandman library get frequent rereads...

 

hey that's weird...no Marvel

[ComicSupply]

I read this at least 3 weekends a month for 2 years.

 

[Jungle_Junkie]

Year One

Dark Knight returns

X-men 129 to 141

 

As for moderns

 

Ultimates

100 bullets 1 to current issue !!

I know only 2 issues have come out but I've gorged myself on 'all star supes'

[Silver Surfer]

Fantastic Four # 25 & 26. Marvel at its prime!

 

Of course, great stuff. Avengers #4 is also one of the all-time greats.

[s-man]

X-men 129 to 141

 

[Red Hook]

Fantastic Four #51. Best....single issue story.....ever. "This Man, This Monster."

 

 

#2 is ASM #33.

[Zonker]

Strictly speaking, the comic story I've re-read the most from beginning to end is the Batman/Manhunter finale from Detective #443.

 

A runner up would be the Orion/Mr. Miracle origin "The Pact" from New Gods #7.

 

I've re-visited segments of Watchmen, Dark Knight and Sandman, but that usually takes the form of flipping through the TPBs, and just re-reading selected segments.

[joe_collector]

Single issue:

 

Captain Marvel 32 - one of the first books I ever read as a young tyke and it still blows my mind how much stuff is going on in that issue.

 

As fast as series go, Watchmen and Captain Marvel 25-33.

[Frederic9494]

Growing up in Montreal as a French Canadian kid, I was reading french reprint of marvel and DC comics.

 

The comics that I remember reading the most are early 70's batman/detective/brave&bold with Jim Aparo and Neal adams.

 

In fact, I have a vivid memory of my mother reading to me the equivalent of Batman #255 (the werewolf story by Neal Adams) when I was 5-6 years old. I was fascinated by his drawings. Still today, it remains one of my favorite Batman story!

 

More recently, Watchmen, Dark Knight, EC comics and Will Eisner stuff are what I have read the most...

[Crowzilla]

The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck.

It's also what I let friends borrow when they ask how I can read "funny animal" comics.

[Timely]

Batman 251 - classic Joker

 

Larry [/quote

 

Not only is the cover a classic but so is the splash page. I love that 1st page!

 

West

[-cryptkeeper-]

Watchmen, Marvels, for modern

FF 1 and FF 48 to 50 , ASM 121-122 for Silver and Bronze

and Ec as much as i can

[johnenock]

Secret Origins 10 Phantom Stranger.

[Timulty]

I so have that copy and yeah, that is a really good book. Four alternate origins for the ole Stranger.

[COI]

Comic story: Daredevil "Born Again" issues 227-233.

 

Single issues would be either DD #228, or ASM #121.

[chrisco37]

FF# 1-6

 

I had the little "pocket books" reprint. Must've read those stories a hundred times. Then, probably, ASM #1-10 from the Marvel Masterworks.

 

FF#57, 72. Read the Killing Joke a bunch. ASM #300.