Titles You Read Outside of DC

[Lee Stone]

I read a lot of the pulp-hero style stuff that comes out of Dynamite and Dark Horse. I usually give new Image series a spin to see if they'll stick with me (or definitely old returning favorites like Matt Wagner's "Mage").

As for Marvel, I used to love them but have continually lost interest over the last couple of years until, right now, there's nothing I read from them.

I've been interested in Defenders. I really liked the FCBD preview. And while I hate(!) Bendis on straight-up superhero stuff, it felt more like his Daredevil run, which was amazing.
Unfortunately, Marvel's comics are a bit costly, and they don't drop in price soon enough (I buy digitally).
And often, while waiting for the eventual price-drop, their series are almost always cancelled or relaunched before I get around to picking them up. Which leads me to lose interest altogether.

[rui no onna]

I certainly get that but man are those trades beautiful. Their presentation and paper stock t\do real justice to the incredible art.

Oh, yes. Monstress is a book I triple dip (floppy, digital after $1.99 price drop and TPB). Gonna be quadruple whenever they release deluxe hardcovers. Sana Takeda's art would look amazing in oversized trim.

[reni344]

Animosity
Tomboy
Monstress
Jessica Jones
Old Man Logan
Hawkeye
Moon Knight

[Darkseid Is]

Can someone tell me what Old Man Logan is? Does it take place in the future or something?

[WebLurker]

Can someone tell me what Old Man Logan is? Does it take place in the future or something?

Here's how I understand it:

The original Old Man Logan miniseries took place in an alternate future where Logan was an old man (it was one of the inspirations for the movie Logan). It then got a sequel miniseries in the Secret Wars project, where Old Man Logan's universe got merged into Battleworld and he wound up traveling the different domains. When Secret Wars ended, Old Man Logan wound up stranded in the present day 616 universe, where the current Old Man Logan series is set (616 Wolverine is dead, so Old Man Logan acts as the replacement for regular Logan, while Laura Kinney has taken on her father's mantle as the new Wolverine, covering that base).

[Flyattractor]

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This is it as far as montthly published titles.

[Jekyll]

I've been interested in Defenders. I really liked the FCBD preview. And while I hate(!) Bendis on straight-up superhero stuff, it felt more like his Daredevil run, which was amazing.
Unfortunately, Marvel's comics are a bit costly, and they don't drop in price soon enough (I buy digitally).
And often, while waiting for the eventual price-drop, their series are almost always cancelled or relaunched before I get around to picking them up. Which leads me to lose interest altogether.

Completely agree with your thoughts on Bendis. He had a fantastic run on DD but destroys everything else he touches. The Defenders is decent by the way, not ground breaking but certainly entertaining.

[WallyWestFlash]

All my books are DC these days except for Iron Fist from Marvel which is great.

But that's the only Marvel book I pick up since Marvel is beyond atrocious these days. I never thought a comic book company, let alone Marvel, could ever reach such poor levels of in every aspect.

And I just started picking up Go Go Power Rangers which is pretty good so far.

[KC]

I read All-New Guardians of the Galaxy, Amazing Spider-Man and Unbelievable Gwenpool from Marvel's superhero line. I also read Star Wars, Darth Vader and all of the Star Wars mini-series from Marvel.

I also picked up the first issue of Mech Cadet Yu from BOOM!.

[DevilBat66]

Aside from my 95% DC pull-list I buy...
Star Wars - I like the era between Star Wars and ESB and this is a good comic.
Ragnarok at IDW by Walt Simonson - It's a beautiful book.
I'll be picking up Moon Knight and Spirits of Vengeance from Marvel when they come out.

[manduck37]

My non-DC reading tends to change as I like to pick up independent mini series or something that just catches my eye.

From Marvel: The Punisher, Spider-Man 2099
Image: The Walking Dead. Don't know why I keep reading this one. It's probably the most repetitive comic out there. The group runs afoul of a psycho with an army. Main characters die. Lather, rinse, repeat. I have to remember to drop this one at my LCS.
Oni: The Sixth Gun. I'm reading this one in trade. Fun mix of western and horror.
Dynamite: The Lone Ranger Omnibus. Heard good things about The Lone Ranger series. So I just started in on it. Also making my way through The Boys, which is insanely twisted and a blast to read.

[hsalf]

For non DC books:

Image
Black Magick
Walking Dead
Outcast
Black Monday Murders
The Fix
Southern Bastards
Manifest Destiny

Marvel
Darth Vader
Poe Dameron
Doctor Alphra
Star Wars

IDW
GI Joe ARAH
Optimus Prime
Lost Light
Ragnarok

Dark Horse
Conan The Slayer

Dynamite
The Shadow (the new one)
Batman/Shadow (and Shadow/Batman)

Boom
Grass Kings

Also have Marvel Unlimited to read some Marvel stuff such as:The various X Books, Avengers, ASM and Thor.

[married guy]

Kill or Be Killed
I Hate Fairyland
Black Magick
The Fix
Walking Dead (trades only)
The Old Guard (waiting for the next story arc)

I don't buy anything from Marvel anymore.