What are your 3 favorite comic book runs

[Hawkman]

1. Hawkman Vol. 2 by Tony Isabella (Starting with The Shadow War of Hawkman)
2. Hawkman Vol. 4 (The whole thing, from #1-#49)
3. JSA by Geoff Johns, James Robinson, and David Goyer

[poroto678]

- Kyle Rayner's GL run (Marz, Winick, others)
- JSA by Geoff Johns.
- Morrison's Batman (including INC).

[darima80]

1. Mark Waid's Impulse
2. PAD's Young Justice
3. PAD's Supergirl.

[The Whovian]

Oh man, this is really hard. I'm going with these:

1. Batman by Morrison
2. Starman by James Robinson
3. JSA by Geoff Johns

[EmeraldGladiator]

1) Geoff John's Green Lantern run: Rebirth through Sinestro Corps War
2) Geoff John's (JSA actually pre Geoff till it's end)
3) Gerard Jones Green Lantern Run

Honorable mention to Levitz' Legion and Wolfman's Teen Titans

[Goggindowner]

Doom Patrol - the Grant Morrison run
New X-Men - the Grant Morrison run
Planetary

What can I say. Grant Morrison typically writes stories that I find incredibly interesting. Warren Ellis is right behind him on my list, but he has done plenty of things I have no interest in reading.

[Ascended]

Only 3? Damn tough to narrow it all down that much. But I'll try.

Robinson's Starman.

Morrison's Action.

Waid's Flash (including Impulse). Tied with Marz's Green Lantern.

If we can go beyond regular DC, then Planetary and Preacher deserve some love too.

[JackDaw]

And a bonus mention for Bronze Age Superboy/Legion, Superboy v1 #171-225, the Superboy and Legion stories that really got me into comics and probably the reasons I stayed with them through my adolescence and beyond.

That brought back pleasant memories, Superboy (stories of an even earlier vintage, alas) was my favourite comic along with early Fantastic Four when I first started reading super hero comics.

The action and powers were even more fantastic than in the Superman comics.

Detailed continuity didn't exist then, of course, but I can still remember being vaguely puzzled why Superboy seemed to do some incredible stuff (e.g. Time travel) far more easily than Superman. "Has Superman forgotten how to do some stuff?" I used to ponder.

[Mike]

The New Teen Titans by Wolfman/Perez
The Legion of Super-Heroes by Levitz/Giffen
The Fury of Firestorm, The Nuclear Man by Conway/Broderick

[DevilBat66]

The New Teen Titans by Wolfman/Perez
The Legion of Super-Heroes by Levitz/Giffen
The Fury of Firestorm, The Nuclear Man by Conway/Broderick

Good choices. Titans and Legion are always my Top Two. Number three can change by the hour.

That Firestorm run is one of my faves and easily my #3 at times along with Grell's Warlord and/or Green Arrow, The Blue Devil series, The Moench era Batman/Detective, Gaiman's Sandman and on and on. Lots of great runs from DC over the years.

[sakuyamons]

Phil Jimenez' run of Wonder Woman
Peter David's Young Justice
Tomasi/Gleeson's Batman and Robin.

[failo.legendkiller]

1 Chuck Dixon's Batverse, especially Tim Drake Robin

2 Superman - Dan Jurgens 90's run

3 Green Lantern Kyle Rayner - Ron Marz

[Thanos]

1) Mike Grell's Warlord run
2) Mike Grell's Green Arrow run
3) Neil Gaiman's Sandman

[ducklord]

I'm going to self-impose some rules to keep this manageable: No repeat writers in each list. Runs have to be LONG (20+ issues). Runs cannot be complete works (so no Gaiman Sandman or, sadly, Ostrander Suicide Squad). Runs are DC-oriented, 'cause we're on a DC board

Top 3 Super-Hero Only:
Levitz Legion
Wolfman/Perez Titans
Morrison JLA

Top 3 nominally DCU set Vertigo-esque runs
Moore Swamp Thing
Morrison Doom Patrol
Ennis Hellblazer

[Alhazred]

Not counting Vertigo

- Starman by Robinson
- JLI by Giffen/Demattheis
- Gotham Central by Rucka/Brubaker