Anything Avengers from about #110-#200, but specifically #160-#200. I will plug for George Perez until the day I can no longer see colors.
Uncanny X-Men Giant Size 1, #94-#150.
Daredevil - all the Frank Miller stuff.
Dave Stevens Rocketeer.
Charlton E-Man (Joe Staton super artist).
Black Hammer, one of the best comics out there.
This is what comes to my mind right now when I think of my favorite comics outside of DC/Vertigo.
Saga by Brian K. Vaughn
The Eternals by Neil Gaiman
East of West by Jonathan Hickmann
Vision by Tom King
Ms. Marvel by G. Willow Wilson
Scalped by Jason Aaron
Thrawn by Jody Houser(Adaptation of Timothy Zahns Novel)
Black Bolt by Saladin Ahmed
The Wicked and the Divine by Keiron Gillen
Thor: God of Thunder by Jason Aaron
Immortal Hulk by Al Ewing
Darth Vader: Dark Lord of the Sith by Charles Soule
Venom by Donny Cates
Monstress by Marjorie Liu
I dont remember. I havent read it in a long time. Good series though.
Hi Batwing52
Just got to this thread again. I love Ennis Punisher work. Miller and others for DD. I am currently reading both series. The Punisher prison arc was really good. And DD’s recuperation is making for interesting storylines. I was not a fan of the Death of Daredevil run, I dropped it from my pull list but this new storyline pulled me back in.
Captain America by Ed Brubaker
Daredevil by Brian M. Bendis
Thor by Jason Aaron
Usagi Yojimbo by Stan Sakai
Hellboy by Mike Mignola
Criminal by Ed Brubaker
Locke and Key by Joe Hill
Right off the top of my head, Strangers in Paradise.
Definitely Jeff Lemire’s Black Hammer. It starts out as a spoof/parody of mainstream superheroes but the story turns out to be an extremely dark, gritty and character-driven piece about life, love, acceptance, humanity, optimism and much more. The way the story is written makes it completely unpredictable for what happens next and that “on-the-edge-of-your-seat” feeling while reading it makes the experience a thousand times better. I recommend it to all comic book fans and especially those with mature tastes, as it does get pretty vulgar and violent.
That’s easy… Planetary! It’s a great series that explores different genres of Fiction and it has a definite (and satisfying) end.
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Seven to Eternity
I really enjoyed the Dark Horse Conan series as well as Dynamite’s Lone Ranger and Zorro Runs My all time favorite books were the NOW Comics Green Hornet Series and the first sixty or so issues of Marvel’s G.I. JOE
Greg patts hulk
Wicked & Divine
The Walking Dead
For me x-men
For me x-men
Hellboy
Greg paks hulk
Vision
And Aaron’s Thor run
Hickman’s Fantastic four