Favorite George Perez Runs

[md62]

Same idea as the John Byrne thread started by CliffHanger2....

Reason? IMO Byrne & Perez were THE artists in the 80's at DC & Marvel. My favorites:

Monthly titles:

1. New Teen Titans.
2. Wonder Woman.
3. Avengers.

Event titles:

1. JLA/Avengers.
2. Original Crisis.
3. History of the DCU (1986).

[Thor2014]

His Wonder Woman was not my cup of tea, but I thought his art on the Avengers was solid. His art isn't the most aesthetically pleasing to me due to all of his detail, but I definetley appreciate the craftsmanship. I liked his New 52 run on Superman, which only lasted about two minutes!

[Orion]

COIE is my favorite Perez work. He was in his prime and able to draw such a huge swath of characters

[CliffHanger2]

Crisis was epic and I liked his Teen Titans.

[Joshua]

His work on Avengers was great and being paired with Kurt Busiek really made it feel like the Avengers had an A-team of creators. That ongoing would of his is my fave. As far as events, I would go with Hulk:Future Imperfect. I feel like Perez is the only guy that could draw the Maestro's trophy room.

[victorxd1999]

I love him, especially when he's combined with Wolfman. And he created Deathstroke which is a big plus

[day_walker]

1. New Teen Titans
2. Avengers
3. COIE
4. Wonder Woman

His Fantastic Four was among the first superhero comics I eve bought, so that has sentimental value, though not as good as the runs listed above. He did some great Justice League of America issue (I'm referring to the original series) but that was a relatively short and nonconsecutive run, so I didn't count it above.

[md62]

Partial list of his work at DC & Marvel:

Action Comics #643–45; (layouts only): #647–52, Annual #2
The Brave and the Bold, vol. 2, #1–10
Crisis on Infinite Earths #1–12
Flash (Firestorm backup stories) #289–93
Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds, miniseries, #1–5
History of the DC Universe #1–2
Infinite Crisis, miniseries, #3–4, 6–7
Justice League of America, #184–86, 192–97, 200.
New Teen Titans, (title then changes to Tales of the Teen Titans) #1–4, 6–34, 37–50; Annual #1–3
New Teen Titans, vol. 2 (then New Titans) #1–5; #50–57, 60
New Teen Titans: Games, graphic novel
Superman, vol. 3 #1–6 (writer, layout breakdowns, and cover artist)
Tales of the New Teen Titans, miniseries, #1–4
Wonder Woman, vol. 2, #1–24, Annual #1
War of the Gods, miniseries, #1–4
Worlds' Finest, #1–7 (with Kevin Maguire), #8-9

Avengers #141–44, 147–51, 154-155, 160–62, 167-168, 170-171, 194–96, 198–202; Annual #6, 8
Avengers (vol. 3) #1–15, 18–25, 27–34
Creatures on the Loose (Man-Wolf) #33–37
Deadly Hands of Kung Fu (Sons of the Tiger) #6–14, 16–17, 19–21, 30
Fantastic Four #164–67, 170–72, 176–78, 184–88, 191–92, Annual #14–15
Hulk: Future Imperfect, miniseries, #1–2
Infinity Gauntlet, 6-issue miniseries, #1–3
Inhumans #1–4, 8
Logan's Run #1–5
Marvel Fanfare (Black Widow) #10–13
Marvel Premiere (Man-Wolf) #45–46
Marvel Two-in-One #56–58, 60, 64–65
Sachs and Violens, miniseries, #1–4
Silver Surfer (vol. 3) #111–123 (writer)
Ultraforce/Avenger

JLA/Avengers, miniseries, #1–4

from wikipedia

[dupersuper]

Action
Avengers
Justice League
Wonder Woman
Titans
Crisis
Brave&Bold
JLA/Avengers
Pretty much any run he's done, really...

[From The Shadows]

A toss up between Teen Titans and the original Avengers run for me! Also Crisis of Infinite Earths. However people may feel about that last one it still had some gorgeous art.

[Bad Wolf]

JLA, Crisis, and Teen Titans (especially after it went direct; I don't know if it was the improved paper or coloring or George just cut loose more but it suddenly looked much better.)

[Orb]

Legion of 3 worlds and avengers

[Great O.G.U.F.O.O.L.]

My favorite Perez run was his Wonder Woman. Loved the artwork (especially the issues inked by Bruce Patterson) and the worldbuilding.
Other high points for me were his collaborations with Wolfman on The Teen Titans (where he was a co-plotter) and the Crisis.

[Wildfire2099]

It's a toss up for me between the Titans (with Wolfman) and the Avengers (with Busiek), both are among the best runs of an comic ever, IMO

[FanboyStranger]

I think the best thing he's done as writer/artist is Crimson Plague. I'd love to see him return to it at some point.