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

[Lemurion]

Velvet - Just perfectly put together for me.

[Xarcon]

Rat Queens for me. The characters are just the perfect balance of hilarious and bad ass. I love the sort of casual, modern aspects that are blended in with all the fantasy, including the RPG elements. It's actually probably my favorite current ongoing series, period. As a D&D player (and a fan of fantasy in general), I just can't get enough of it. Speaking of which, my only real complaint is that issues keep getting delayed, though I think there are probably some legit reasons for it.

[OldManBrian]

This is about as tough of a question as can be asked. Several books I love right now for different and their own reasons. If I was forced to drop all but one, Lazarus is the book I'd keep reading. Rucka has developed an exceptional story, characters, and world with an obvious long range plan for it. Lark's art has been top notch perfect as well. The subtleties in his work never fail to amaze me.

[Red_11]

I'll have to go with Lazarus. Simply a great book.

It really speaks to Image's strength as a publisher that so many different titles are being listed.

[matt levin]

Lazarus IS so good!
But my one title is ALEX & ADA!!!!

everyone get it. right now.

[kaptinJankles]

I would have to say Revival is my favorite by far.

Between the combination of Tim Seeley's story and Mike Norton's art, it is a great visual story that keeps you on the edge of your seat.

[cray_ws]

Lazarus. Consistently great and provocative.

Thanks for beating me to it.

[cc008]

A difficult question. I am going to go against the grain, but not just for the sake of going against the grain. My choice is a great book by a relatively unknown team. There have been 6 issues (1 arc), and a second arc is set to begin in November. I really hope someone who hasn't picked it up gives it a shot.

The book is THE MERCENARY SEA.

It has a Secret of Monkey Island like atmosphere to it (for those that remember that old computer game). It is set in the South Pacific in 1938 (pre-World War II). The art is fantastic...just fantastic. Take a look at some preview pages and see for yourself. The story is pure pulp adventure...think Indiana Jones. It will scratch your adventure itch...I promise.

While there are some better books out there from a technical standpoint, The Mercenary Sea is the single book I look forward to reading everytime it comes out.

I just finished up reading the first six individual issues. It's now on my pull. I really enjoyed it. Like.. Firefly on Earth right at the start of WWII

[wwise03]

I just finished up reading the first six individual issues. It's now on my pull. I really enjoyed it. Like.. Firefly on Earth right at the start of WWII

I'm happy to have a new reader on the book!! Glad you enjoyed it!!

[Swamp Thing 2099]

Southern Bastards, but that's just today. Other contenders? Prophet, Trees, Supreme: Blue Rose, Zero, Manhattan Projects and East of West are also all brilliant.

[Ilan Preskovsky]

So many possibilities but right now it's probably Sex Criminals. Beautiful art, interesting characters and a perfect mixture of humour, honesty and imagination, but when you factor in the terrific letter column and the fact that a series with this premise has no busy being this good, it's hard not to pick it as my number 1 Image title right now. Like I said though, it's not an easy choice.

[Agent John Bishop]

Southern Bastards, but that's just today. Other contenders? Prophet, Trees, Supreme: Blue Rose, Zero, Manhattan Projects and East of West are also all brilliant.

Your taste is impeccable. With the exception of Southern Bastards, that is pretty much my pull list.

[Detox]

This whole thread is just cruel. So i'm giving my top 3(as of today.)
1. East of West
2. Lazarus
3. Saga

[Swamp Thing 2099]

Your taste is impeccable. With the exception of Southern Bastards, that is pretty much my pull list.

Thank you, sir. I may have also forgotten the terrific Saga.

[a moment closer]

Velvet - Just perfectly put together for me.

I agree, Velvet, is by far the most perfect book put out by Image right now. I only wish it were monthly but achieving greatness can take time and I'm ok with that.