So, I watched the watchmen directors cut and really liked it.
I was told that the graphic novel was great, and I have never even read a single comic in my life before.n
So, I decided to give it a shot, read 17 pages, it was really good.
Anyways, now that I am interested in comics and graphic novels, what are some good ones to start off with?
Are there even many made with adults intended as the audience, like watchmen? Thanks for any help.
I forgot to state that I do plan on finishing watchmen.
>>114658
Sandman
Arzach
>>114658
transmetropolitan
>graphic novel
Requiem chevalier vampire.
What genres or characters interest you?
What stuff from other media do you like?
Most comics today are made for immature adults but there is lot of stuff out there for you
Also when you finish watcjmen re read it with these companions:
http://www.capnwacky.com/rj/watchmen.html
https://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~sjblatt/watchmen/o.html
https://pantherfile.uwm.edu/moulthro/hypertexts/wm/wm.htm
>>114658
other anons said sandman and transmet, those are both great choices. I'll throw hellboy and y the last man into the mix
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I am a filthy casual when it comes to /co/mics but here is my 2 cents.
seconding sandman. I would start with volume 1 and go from there.
if you like superheroes, there are 2 batman ones I can think of off the top of my head that are really good:
>the dark knight returns
>the killing joke
if you're into scifi/cyberpunk and are open to reading manga, akira is 6 volumes long and expensive, but is well worth the long read. maybe find a download somewhere or preview it before buying.
there are a lot of other good graphic novels out there I'm sure, but those are the ones I've personally read and liked the best.
>>115073
>manga
Strain and Phoenix also manga that have that graphic novel feel to them.
Though Phoenix may feel very dated to some people.
