What genre would you like to see more of from comics?

[Prince Disarming]

With the rise of creator owned books, we are seeing a lot more diversity in your average local comic book store as far as what kind of genres you want to read. However, not every genre is represented equally and a lot of recent books seem to fall under science fiction, and almost all of them fall under speculative fiction. Are there certain genres that you think are underrepresented in the current market and could use some focus by comic creators?

[Michael P]

All of them.

[Billy Batson]

^That is a good answer.
If I have to name one genre then maybe western.

[Mikekerr3]

Straight up non=spandex Science Fiction, not fantasies set in space,

[Mikekerr3]

Straight up non=spandex Science Fiction, not fantasies set in space,

War comics as done by Tucci or Ennis, Not Hogans Heroes stuff like Sgt Fury

[lancerman]

I don't know. I tend to think comics are built for action and science fiction just because the medium works well with motion and visually compelling concepts. Something like romance, for instance, I think works far better in prose.

[electr1cgoblin]

Straight up non=spandex Science Fiction, not fantasies set in space,

Yes, that would be a real breath of fresh air.

[vitamin]

Unabashed creative imagination, not constrained by realism.

[Legato]

Straight up non=spandex Science Fiction, not fantasies set in space,

Yes, that would be a real breath of fresh air.

Try finding something other than comics

[Tupiaz]

^That is a good answer.
If I have to name one genre then maybe western.

Read Pilgrim by Garth Ennis.

Crime and history.

Check out Garht Ennis he has done both WW 2 (how accurate the are I don't know but he likes to study the subject) and crime books.

More horror elements probably. A modernized version of the EC Horror Comics to be exact.

This.

[Billy Batson]

Read Pilgrim by Garth Ennis.

I have.....

[Prince Disarming]

Now, if we just had a comic about a monkey ballerina in space I think we would have something.