One and only One ... Current Image Title to Rule Them All

[quinnzel]

The Fade Out.

I know it's still only been one issue, but what can I say, they knocked it out of the park for me. I'm waiting very impatiently for issue 2. The book just hit all the right notes for me.

[DanMad1977]

My favorite book is the one i am reading at the time. If i read Lazarus ist my fave book, if i read Walking Dead that would be my choice...its impossible to have a Favorit one. Ist like picking your favorite child...cruel...

East of West is a good read but i enjoy it more in a row than month to month, same with Lazarus, so i have to pick Saga, Savage Dragon or Walking Dead. And then there is Invincible and others....

Oh Damn: Walking Dead gives me the most joy month to month...or maybe...no...TWD wins today. But just today!

[manatree]

Tough call, but I think I'd give the slight edge to Trees.

[Billy Batson]

Prophet by Brandon Graham. Prophet is the most creative, strange, intelligent addicting title anyone is publishing today. Reading it reminds me of the first time I picked up Watchmen and Sandman as it is telling a story I never would have considered possible in comics.

Prophet needs more love.

[Agent John Bishop]

Prophet needs more love.

It really does. I get that it's a little weird for the mainstream (I definitely have friends of good taste whom I doubt would like it). But in a comics community that has embraced sci-fi like Saga and East Of West, I would have thought there would be more love for such a wonderfully creative, strange title. I also like how it's not self-aware. There's a spirit of old fashioned, almost conan-esque, adventure that takes itself not exactly seriously, but at least with a straight face. I am very tired of sci-fi titles that wink at the audience to let them know it's not to be taken seriously.

[Kid A]

Yeah I'm going to second Prophet. Incredible book.

[Dorktron]

Prophet really is great. I need to do a re-read of my three TPBs soon.

[Davenex]

I'm gonna have to say Invincible, probably the comic I enjoy reading the most (even re-reading), the art, characters and storylines just hit all the right notes for me.

On an off topic note, can I start reading prophet from the 2012 series and understand what is going on?

[Dorktron]

On an off topic note, can I start reading prophet from the 2012 series and understand what is going on?

That's what I did and it worked fine for me.

[Agent John Bishop]

On an off topic note, can I start reading prophet from the 2012 series and understand what is going on?

It's actually intended that you do it that way. It's a shame they aren't more clear about it since that may be the biggest barrier to entry (thinking the 90s stuff must be read first).

[TotalSnorefest]

On an off topic note, can I start reading prophet from the 2012 series and understand what is going on?

Yeah as others have said: start from the 2012 beginning. First trade is called Remission. I recently found an issue of the 90ies series in a dollar bin and it's nothing like the current series. Not even remotely as interesting too. Since Brandon Graham & co took over it's been completely revamped, kinda just how Keatinge & Ross Campbell completely overhauled Glory in 2012 too.

[vitamin]

Supreme: Blue Rose. It's like the bestest guide for an adventure.

[Dr. Cheesesteak]

of the ones I read...

Saga and East of West are the best-crafted

Zero is the most thought-provoking

Chew has everything

If I had to pick a single Precious? It'd have to be Saga. ...or Chew. Probably Saga. F it, Chew deserves my love. Chew it is.

[Flash Gordon]

LAZARUS is the book I look forward to most each month.

It's so hard to choose though. As of now SUPREME might take the spot, I'm in awe of that book.

[Detox]

Saga. I read the first three trades in two sittings, then i read them again. I also really enjoy Trees.