Top 5
- Princess Amethyst of Gemworld
- Manhunter
- Checkmate
- Every single Tangent Comic
- Team Titans
Batman Annual 1990, its of Two-Face…freakin sweet cover.
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I have so many but Superman: Exile is my favorite DC and Superman story. The Long Halloween trilogy, Knightfall, HUSH and Death and the Madiens are my fav Batman stories. Waid and Johns Flash runs. Johns Teen Titans and JSA runs. Honorable mention would be Waids JLA Year One.
Oh and Kingdom Come is most definitely one of my most beloved.
There are tons more that are slipping my mind.
I just flat out love DC!
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Based on what is in Library
01 Aquaman 2011, by Geoff Johns
02 Detective Comics 472 through 476 Engleheart and Rogers
03 Detective Comics 2016, by Tynion
04 Huntresd mini, by Paul Levitz, representing all Earth 2 characters
05 JLA, by Morrison
06 New Frontier, by Cooke
07 Superman 2016, by Tomasi
08 Swamp Thing, by Alan Moore
09 Teen Titans 2003, by Geoff Johns
10 Wonder Woman 2016 Year One, by Rucka and Scott
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Not in Library
01 Adventure Comics, The Spectre, by Fleischer and Aparo
02 All Star Comics 58 0n, by Conway and Waly Wood
03 All Star Squadron by Roy Thomas
04 Brave and Bold Hawkman by Fox and Kubert
05 Supergirl, by Peter David
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Batman #156 | “Robin Dies at Dawn”
Detective Comics #168 | Batman: “The Man Behind the Red Hood!”
Detective Comics #235 | Batman: “The First Batman”
Batman #113 | “The Menace of False Face”
Batman #134 | “The Rainbow Creature”
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Sinestro Corp Wars. By Geoff Johns and EVS
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Wonder Woman (so many great runs Rucka, Byrne, Jimenez, Perez, etc)
52 (the weekly series was amazing and gave us Batwoman, Isis and so much more)
Identify Crisis (and the JLA follow-up)
Justice League (huge fan of silver age run up to issue 200 but so many great recent runs especially Meltzer)
Brave and Bold (crazy ride with art supplied by many but especially Neal Adams and Aparo)
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A fun easy to read on a summer name. No introspection, no worries, no analysis:
JLA Hitch
Powergirl, conner
Booster Gold
Detective Comics #385 Die Small, Die Big.
Herbert Small reminds me a lot of myself when I was younger. He finds a way to face that which brings suffering forthrightly and it’s who I want to be when the chips are down.