Where is STRAY TOASTERS?

I added it for you. :)

sorry i didn't know I could add to the list!!!

Only reason I did not vote for a few more is I have not read them. Definitely picking some of these up in the near future.

I meant more the entire Lucifer Series, but this one will start you off at least.

Had to add Dangerous Habits to the list, that book is the definitive John Constantine story.

People still like "The Dark Knight Returns" and "The Dark Knight Stirkes Back?"

where is Buddha, Courtney crumrin and the night things, Enter Avariz

need to add the old boy series and vagabond series by inoue and the arrival by shaun tan - none of them turns up in a search.

Ok, so, where is Girl Genius? Definitely one of my favorites.

I thought persepolis made a much better film than graphic novel. Understanding comics was a lot of academic hooey and bogus sweeping statements.

If anyone intends to read Killing joke get the new, re-coloured edition. John Higgins really sucks.

You really might consider adding Paolo Eleuteri Serpieri’s Druuna graphic novels.



They are quite good.

How about 20th Century Boys?

I think Fullmetal Alchemist should be on there.

why are the Absolute versions of books rated so much lower than the TPB versions on this list?

Jeff wrote: "People still like "The Dark Knight Returns" and "The Dark Knight Stirkes Back?" "

It was a game changer among a small group of GN's that proved that comics could also be great fiction. It doesn't become 'ungood' just because it's been out a few years so why would you not still like them? That's what classics are. (although i'd agree that 'strikes back' certainly isn't in that category).

Jeff wrote: "People still like "The Dark Knight Returns" and "The Dark Knight Stirkes Back?" "

definitely

Batman: The Dark Knight Strikes Again at 57 is the biggest mistake on this list. Other than that all the books on the list (that I've read) deserve to be here. Definitely one of my favourite lists on 카지노싸이트.

"The latest digital graphic novel I have come across is metal-themed graphic comics novel.
It promises an engaging journey into the Grim Sumerian Underworld as well a sneak-peek of the mysterious fiery planet of Nibiru. It is an interactive story of a metal band mixed with dark fantasy, mythology, and documentary.

Emissary of the Anunnaki

Seriously good list. I only just recently got into graphic novels, after a teacher suggested I check out Maus after I told her I'd never actually read any comic books before, and since then I've been hungry for more. This list has been helping me decide on what to read next. Thanks for putting it together.