Image Comics poll week 2 - Walking Dead reaches the 150 mark!

[Omega Alpha]

Descender wins this handily, as TWD #150 was very underwhelming.

[Doughy Man!]

Injection was wickedly brilliant, with the Holmes-like Headland on a case (but why are all these people obsessed with sandwiches?)

[matt levin]

For me, it'll be Black Jack, Citizen Jack, or Huck... but I've only read Black Jack Ketchum so far: but it's a definite contender.

[frizb]

Toss up between Citizen Jack & Violent.

[MYCMTSC]

Birthright, Huck, and Injection were really good this week. What each titles brings to my comic experience can't really be compared. Can only give props.

[Cheveyo]

The Violent was the best book for me so that gets my vote. Huck was also great! Decender is getting kind of dull, so I may drop it soon and just wait for the hardcover.

[chongjasmine]

The walking dead for me.

[matt levin]

Voted for Black Jack Ketchum for its flat-out weirdness and interesting characters, even though I very much enjoy Huck and will vote for Citizen Jack in the US primaries if he's on the ballot (Sanders, if Jack's not on the ballot!). But definitely recommending you all look into Black Jack, a "weird western" that's playful, nicely illustrated and neatly written.

[Ragdoll]

A tie between Walking Dead and Descender?! Someone else needs to vote, the tension of wanting to know the winner is killing me. Descender is cool, but someone vote Walking Dead. Walking Dead got me into Image as a whole, and there's probably a lot of people just like me in here. If it weren't for The Walking Dead, I never would've heard of or read Descender in the first place, so snubbing TWD on the #150 is some turncloak ****.

[TotalSnorefest]

Yeah I'm curious if there will be a tie breaker! Descender's always a favourite of course but it's always cool when one of the long-running series takes the win. Sure it's things like Paper Girls and Tokyo Ghost that get the most buzz over at Image, but Walking Dead is still their solid front-runner in terms of sales. And not just from tv-show fans who pick up the trades, even in single issues it routinely puts a 10k+ gap between itself and Saga. Really impressive for a black & white horror book in this day and age.

[Joker]

For a horror book. For a black and white book. For an indie book. Any of those alone, 150 issues and its sales numbers is impressive, but stacking all three together, it's massively impressive.