Swamp Thing Vol. 1: Saga of the Swamp Thing27 reviews Alan Moore Vertigo, 1998 the beginning of a horror masterwork + Amazing Horror + Graphic SF Reader + Where the comics revolution REALLY began + Sophisticated Suspense             Grasscutter (Usagi Yojimbo, Book 12)5 reviews Stan Sakai Dark Horse, 1999 Stan Sakai best work by far + Usagi Meets Japanese History + Usagi Yojimbo at his best + The Ronin rabbit`s greatest adventure + Grasscutter Usagi volume 12             Courtney Crumrin, Vol. 3: Courtney Crumrin In The Twilight Kingdom (Courtney Crumrin (Graphic Novels))4 reviews Ted Naifeh Oni Press, 2004 Outstanding New Fable With Pretty Much The Full Crumrin Cast + How much do i love this comic? + Courtney rides again... + Courtney Beware!             Death: The High Cost of Living61 reviews Neil Gaiman Vertigo, 1994 Death is really a sweetie + Interesting story, great read For me, as for many fans of the "Sandman" series, the best character is Death. Gaiman conceives her not as a frightening figure in a cowl and carrying a scythe, but as an exceedingly perky young woman who wears black jeans and leotards and sports rather Goth-y makeup. She likes people -- she meets ...             Pinky & Stinky3 reviews James Kochalka Top Shelf Productions, 2002 fun as all get out!!! + Loved this book! + A perfect all ages romp my two boys make me read this book to them all the time. funny thing is though... i read it to myslf even more than to them. great book which is very fun and funny!!             Bone: One Volume Edition95 reviews Jeff Smith Cartoon Books, 2004 a bone-tastic series + HUGE book, worth the read! + One of my favorites + Bone: One Volume Edition             Blankets126 reviews Craig Thompson Top Shelf Productions, 2003 A Beautiful Book Full of Wonder and Truths + Nice Coming of Age Story + Beutifully Illustrated Novel With Characters You Relate To + I really enjoyed this!             Batman: Year One Deluxe Edition50 reviews Frank Miller, David Mazzucchelli DC Comics, 2005 Greatest Batman Origin Ever + Best of the Dark Knight...4 1/2 stars + Frank Millar's best Batman! + Very good, very solid re-telling of the Batman's beginnings             Blue Monday: The Kids Are Alright7 reviews Chynna Clugston-Major Oni Press, 2000 Excellent and charming graphic novel! + Fantastic!!!!!! + I'm In Love With Bleu.....Sigh...... + Archie + Anime + The Ace Face + High School Confidential             Red Rocket 75 reviews Mike Allred, Laura Allred Dark Horse, 1998 Red Rocket 7 - Allred does it again. + He just wants to Rock + Red Rocket Rocks! I borrowed this little book from a friend of mine, and was blown away. I was familiar with Mike Allreds work with madman and even the new X-Force comic as well as other magical projects, but nothing prepared me for this. As a music fan, there has never been a better fusion of music and comics ...             Ultimate Spider-Man Vol. 1: Power and Responsibility60 reviews Brian Michael Bendis Marvel Comics, 2002 This Spider-man rocks! + Ultimate Spider-Man is great!!! + Ultimate Spider-Man I'm not really very knowledgeable about the Spider-man mythos or comic books in general. I do, however, know what I like--and I loved this. The medium might be two-dimensional, but the story is anything but flat. Peter Parker's metamorphosis from high school nerd into wise-cracking webslinger ...             Akira, Vol. 157 reviews Katsuhiro Otomo Dark Horse, 2000 Not much to say about it... + a pinnacle of graphic art madness in the service of depicting a mad world + Graphic SF Reader + Great + Great classic story             The Complete Maus: A Survivor's Tale188 reviews Art Spiegelman Pantheon, 1996 Masterpiece! + For any who doubt what graphic fiction can do, this is the revelation. + Brilliant + Important Educational Information with Range, Good Creativity and Comic-Style Art + A stunning testament to survival, forgiveness, and the human spirit             The Complete Madman Comics Volume 2 (Madman Comics)4 reviews Mike Allred, Laura Allred Dark Horse, 1996 The second collection of Madman Comics + Awesome + Madman Comics - a pretty good argument for literacy Okay. This is the THIRD series of Madman comics and the first available on Dark Horse Comics. This is actually Madman Comics Volume 2 and it includes an introduction by Kevin Smith. Since the first volume isn't exactly available anymore, this is probably as good as it gets. Combined here are four ...             Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood170 reviews Marjane Satrapi Pantheon, 2004 Awesome Experience + Brave New Girl + Fresh perspective + A good read--a lot to think about             Bizarro Comics (Bizarro)6 reviews Chris Duffy DC Comics, 2001 Pretty Amusing. + I got mine autographed by Kyle Baker! + Coool idea The variety of storytelling styles by the dozens of creators who worked on this book almost guarantees that no reader will like every single story (or, conversely, hate every one). The types of humor vary widely also: there's MAD- and PowerPuff Girl-style parodies, Ren-and-Stimpy-type weirdness, ...             Locas: The Maggie and Hopey Stories (Love & Rockets)6 reviews Jaime Hernandez Fantagraphics Books, 2004 One of the best comic dramas ever written. + A Truly Wonderful Piece of Art + An excellent collection of comics with a real story + So Alive . . . . + Our Wives Look Best To Us             The Sandman Vol. 1: Preludes and Nocturnes128 reviews Neil Gaiman Vertigo, 1993 The Best..............Ever. + Great foundation for what appears to be an epic story. + Review for Volumes 1, 2 & 3 + LOVE             Lost At Sea31 reviews Bryan Lee O'Malley Oni Press, 2006 More Like Awesomely O"Malley + Touching + My first graphic novel! + Bryan Lee O'Malley's first major work             The Tale of One Bad Rat13 reviews Bryan Talbot Dark Horse, 1995 A Real Stunner + very important, very heartbreaking, very hopeful + Very Informative + Heartfelt & moving + need to clear something up...