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Post by shaxper on Aug 10, 2017 22:55:30 GMT -5
Just to reiterate, YES, honorable mentions absolutely count towards the final tally and will likely have a large impact upon the final Top 100.
Here's a quick review of the relevant rules before you chime in:
1. Honorable mentions are still worth points. The points for each nomination go as follows:
1st choice: 20 points
2nd choice: 18 points
3rd choice: 17 points
4th choice: 16 points
5th choice: 15 points
6th choice: 14 points
7th: choice: 13 points
8th choice: 12 points
9th choice: 11 points
10th choice: 10 points
11th choice (honorable mention): 9 points
12th choice (honorable mention): 8 points
13th choice (honorable mention): 7 points
14th choice (honorable mention): 6 points
15th choice (honorable mention): 5 points
16th choice (honorable mention): 4 points
17th choice (honorable mention): 3 points
18th choice (honorable mention): 2 points
Everything after 18th choice is worth 1 point, but, in the event of ties, a higher rank bears more weight. Thus, if Green Lantern: Rebirth gets 1 point total, and the original Lobo miniseries gets 1 point total, whichever of those earned the higher rank wins the tie. While nothing is going to make the Top 100 with 1 point, you may have two sagas tied for rank #12, and none of the tie-breaking scenarios in the Advance Warning thread work. In that instance, honorable mention rankings would be the tie-breaker.
2. You do not need to do a write-up/justification unless your reasons for calling these issues a saga requires an explanation, and you don't need to specify issue #s unless you think it would be unclear to others. In the rare instance that a comic not mentioned in anyone's Top 10 gets enough honorable mentions to make the list, and no one did a write-up for it, I will contact the person who ranked it highest to provide a write-up. I DO expect this will happen in some circumstances.
3. Your list can be as short as you like, but no longer than 90 honorable mentions. So long as your list appears to be made in good faith (hey, spamming happens), your votes will be counted.
4. Your list does not need to be added all at once. You can do multiple posts, but it's easier on me if you just go back and edit your first one to include any additions you've decided upon.
All threads will be locked on August 15th for vote tallying.
So bring on your honorable mentions...
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Post by Deleted on Aug 10, 2017 23:12:59 GMT -5
I will need to edit the last 10-15 or so on the list to provide issue numbers at some point if needed.
11. Sandman by Neil Gaiman & co. (Sandman 1-75, Sandman: Orpheus Special)
12. Swamp Thing by Alan Moore & co. (Saga of the Swamp Thing/Swamp Thing #20-58, 60-61, Annual 2)
13. A Contract with God by Will Eisner
14. Jack Kirby’s Fourth World (New Gods 1-11, Forever People 1-11, Mr. Miracle 1-18; Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen 133-139, 141-148, 150; New Gods (Baxter) #6, Hunger Dogs OGN)
15. Sleeper Season One and Two by Brubaker & Phillips (Sleeper 1-12, Sleeper Season Two 1-12)
16. A Separate Reality by Steve Englehart & Frank Brunner (Doc Strange in Marvel Premiere #9, 10, 12-14)
17. The Karza Saga by Mantlo & Golden (Micronauts #1-12)
18. Hellboy/BPRD by Mike Mignola & co. (Hellboy: Seed of Destruction 1-4, Wake the Devil 1-5, Almost Colossus 1-2, Christmas Special, Box Full of Evil 1-2, Conqueror Worm 1-4, Third Wish 1-2, The Island 1-2m Makoma 1-2, BPRD: Hollow Earth 1-3, Soul of Venice 1, Dark Waters 1, Night Train 1, There’s Something Under my Bed 1, Plague of Frogs 1-5)
19. Usagi Yojimbo by Stan Sakai (Albedo 2-4, Usagi Yojimbo Summer Special 1, Doomsday Squad 3, Critters 1, 3, 6, 7, 10, 11, 14, 38, 50, Usagi Yojimbo (Fantagraphics 1-38, Usagi Yojimbo (Mirage) 1-16, Usagi Yojimbo (Dark Horse) 1-30; Green Persimmon)
20. Conan by Kurt Busiek, Cary Nord & co. (Conan from Dark Horse 0, 1-28, 32)
21. Conan by Roy Thomas & Barry Windsor-Smith (Conan the Barbarian 1-16, 19-21, 23-24, Savage Tales 2-3)
22. Conan by Roy Thomas & John Buscema (Conan the Barbarian 26-100)
23. Captain America by Ed Brubaker (2004 series #1-25)
24. Starman by James Robinson, Tony Harris & company (0, 1-80, Annual 1-2, Shade 1-4,Batman/Hellboy/Starman 1-2)
25. Fax from Sarajevo by Joe Kubert OGN
26. Dr. Strange & Dr. Doom: Triumph & Torment by Stern, Mignola & Company (OGN)
27. Batman: Year One by Miller & Mazzuchelli (Batman 404-407)
28. Criminal: Coward by Brubaker & Phillips (Criminal 1-5)
28. Daredevil by Frank Miller & Klaus Janson & co. (DD 158-191)
29. Dr. Strange: The Oath by Brian K. Vaughan & Marcos Martin (#1-5)
30. Daredevil by Bendis, Maleev & co. (DD #16-19, 26-50, 56-81
31. Powers: Who Killed Retro Girl by Bendis & Oeming (1-6)
32. Planetary by Warren Ellis (1-26, Planetary/Batman, Planetary/Authority; alas 27 was published too recently to be included)
33. Jon Sable, Freelance by Mike Grell (1-56)
34. Fafhrd & Grey Mouser by Chaykin & Mignola (1-4)
35. Daredevil: Born Again by Miller & Mazuchelli (DD 226-233)
36. Batman: The Dark Knight Returns by Miller & Janson (1-4)
37. Watchmen by Moore & Gibbons (1-12)
38. The Thanos Saga by Jim Starlin
39. Jack Kirby’s Eternals
40. Technopriests by Jodo & co.
41. Metabarons by Jodo & co.
42. Lone Wolf & Cub by Koike & Kojima
43. Ironwolf by Howard Chaykin
44. Green Arrow by Mike Grell
45. Elfquest by Wendy Pini
46. Castle Waiting by Linda Medley
47. Captain America by Jim Steranko
48. Nick Fury by Jim Steranko
49. Alien by Goodwin & Simonson
50. Thor by Walt Simonson (#337-x)
51. Martian Manhunter: American Secrets 1-3 by Jones & Baretto
52. The Ring of Nibelung by Roy Thomas and Gil Kane
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Post by shaxper on Aug 10, 2017 23:14:58 GMT -5
Okay, here are my honorable mentions, and yes, I'm absolutely sure I've overlooked/inadvertently forgotten some things that I will smack myself for later:
11. Fantastic Four: The Galactus Trilogy
12. Dr. Strange original Strange Tales Mordu/Dormamu saga
13. Doug Moench Pre-Crisis run on Batman and Detective
14. V for Vendetta
15. Magnus Robot Fighter (Valiant vol. 1) #1-64
16. Mickey Mouse and the World to Come
17. Thanos Quest
18. J.M. DeMatteis Dr. Fate
19. Doug Moench Planet of the Apes
20. Black Panther: Panther's Rage
21. Avengers: The Celestial Madonna
22. Superman Post-Crisis thru Death and Return
23. Howards the Duck: Get Down, America (Election ’76)
24. Roy Thomas Conan
25. Grendel: Devil By the Deed
26. Metamorphosis Odyssey
27. Jack Kirby's Kamandi
28. Corto Maltese: the saga beyond Ballad of the Salty Sea
29. George Perez Wonder Woman
30. Zot!
31. Avengers: The Return of Wonder Man / Korvac Saga
32. Steve Gerber Man-Thing
33. Watchmen
34. Alan Moore Swamp Thing
35. Jack Kirby's Fourth World
36. Batman Year One
37. Richard Corben's "Child"
38. Maus
39. Russ Manning’s Magnus Robot Fighter
40. Rai (original Valiant run, including the Magnus Robot Fighter issues)
41. Chris Claremont New Mutants
42. Simon Garth
43. Strikeforce: Morituri
44. Harbinger (vol. 1) #1-25
45. Planet of Vampires
46. Adam Warlock: The Counter-Earth Saga
47. Green Lantern / Green Arrow: Hard Travelling Heroes
48. Avengers: Kree Skrull War
49. Secret Wars (original)
50. Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?
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Post by Icctrombone on Aug 11, 2017 4:40:23 GMT -5
Honorable mentions
10.The Tony Stark alcohol story 168-200
11.Dr Dooms Son- FF # 191-200
12.Enter Hercules Thor 125-127
13.Superman: Kryptonite Nevermore 233-242
14Avengers/ Defenders war Avengers 115-118 -Defenders 8-12
15.Cap America No more 332-351
16.FF fight the Overmind 113-116
17.Galactus Vs. The Sphinx FF 209-213
18.Old Avengers vs. New Avengers # 56/ Annual #2
19Swamp thing Alan Moore 20-64
20.JLA 1-4 New World Order Grant Morrison run
21. Thor Celestial saga Thor 289-300
22. The 50’s Captain America 153-156
23. Cap Marvel/ Thanos Cosmic cube story 25-33
24. FF meet Gabriel- FF 120-123
25. The Death of Superman ( Doomsday)
26. Dreadstar 1-30
27. Captain America 247-255
28. Planetary 1-12
29. V for Vendetta
30. Usagi Yojimbo
31. Top 10
32. Metamorphosis Odyssey
33. Astro City V.1
34. Jack Kirbys Fourth World saga
35. The Ultimates v. 1 and v.2
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Post by Deleted on Aug 11, 2017 5:55:08 GMT -5
Only two:
#11. Quantum & Woody #1-17. Script by Christopher Priest. Art by Mark Bright and Greg Adams.
The World's Worst Super Hero Team. And also one of the funniest.
#12. Power of Shazam GN by Jerry Ordway.
A modern update of Capt Marvel. Ordway did it right. It was modern & retro at the same time. |
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Post by Arthur Gordon Scratch on Aug 11, 2017 6:12:40 GMT -5
11. THB (Paul Pope - all issues)
12. Shade The CHanging Man #1-50
13. Skreemer #1-6 (Milligan)
14. Isaac The Pirate #1-#6 (Blain)
15. The Three Adolfs #1-#3 (Tezuka)
16. Weasel #1-5 (Dave Cooper)
17. Tantalizing Tales #1-6 (Jim Woodring)
18. Lloyd Llewellyn #1-6 plus special (Clowes)
19. Uzumaki #1-3 (Junji Ito)
20. Hellblazer #1-300
21. Sandman #1-75
22. Castle Waiting (all issues)
23. Watchmen #1-12
24. Hate #1-30 + annuals
25. Metropol #1-12 + Metropol AD #1-3
26. Enigma #1-8
27. Chase #1-9
28. The Demon #40-58 plus annual
29. Bone #1-24
30. Marshall Law #1-6
I'll soon change the order of my top 10 slightly BTW, as I told Shax I would and he agreed on.
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Post by brutalis on Aug 11, 2017 7:53:09 GMT -5
11. Conan 1-100 Thomas and Buscema
12. Legion of Super-heroes: Cockrum through Grell years
13. Justice League of America. 140-150 Englehart and Dillin
14. Deathlok-astonishing tales 30-36
15. Tomb of Dracula
16. Nexus
17. Grimjack
18. Warlord 1-52
19. Green Arrow-Grell
20. Question-O'Neill and Cowan
21. Swamp Thing-Wein and Wrightson
22. Avengers-Serpent Crown Affair
23. Ghost Rider-Ploog
24. Micronauts 1-12
25. V for Vendetta
26. Warlock-Starlin
27. Captain Marvel-Starlin
28. X-men- Neal Adams
29.Thor-Simonson
30. Black Panther-Panther's Rage
31. Master of Kung Fu (all)
32. Eternals
33. New gods
34. Demon
35. Killraven-War of the Worlds
36. Jon Sable
37. Usagi Yojimbo
38. Metamorphosis Odyssey/Dreadstar
39. Wonder Woman-Perez
40. Howard the Duck-Gerber
41. Starman
42. Daredevil-Miller/Janson
43. Captain America-Steranko
44. V for Vendetta
45. Swamp Thing-Moore
46. Doom Patrol-Morrison
47. Doom Patrol-Premiani version
48. Metamorpho
49. Batman/Detective" Moench/Colan/others
50. Badger
51. Rom Spaceknight
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Post by Crimebuster on Aug 11, 2017 11:02:26 GMT -5
It's interesting to see that there are some stories appearing on multiple honorable mention lists that nobody actually had in their top ten!
11. Zot!
12. Korvac Saga (Avengers #167, 169-177)
13. Batman: Year One
14. Watchmen
15. 20th Century Boys
16. Bride of Ultron (Avengers #161-162)
17. Kang Dynasty (Avengers vol. 3 #41-54)
18. Persepolis
19. Captain America No More (Captain America #332-350)
20. Master Planner (Amazing Spider-Man #31-33)
21. DC New Frontier
22. Strange Tales #1-18 - plus lead-in stories in Dr. Strange #79-81
23. Ditko Dr. Strange - Eternity Saga (strange Tales #126-146 or something?)
24. I-Ching Wonder Woman (Wonder Woman #178-203)
25. Rom #1-75
26. Astro City: Steeljack (vol. 1 #13-19 I think?)
27. Strikeforce: Morituri
28. Mage
29. First SHIELD Arc #135-141
30. JLA/Avengers
31. New Mutants/X-Men in Asgard (NM Special #1 / X-Men Annual #9)
32. Top Ten
33. Atari Force
34. The Squadron Sinister - Avengers #69-71
35. Jughead Jones: Semi-Private Eye (Jughead vol. 2 #202-205)
36. Squadron Supreme
37. Death of Dracula (uh... Dr. Strange around #60, crossed over into Thor, X-men, Avengers among others... sorry, don't remember the specific issue numbers!)
38. Avengers Annual #16 /WCA Annual #2
39. Fall of Yellowjacket (Avengers #211-230)
40. Avengers Forever
41. A Jughead in the Family (Jughead vol. 2 #207-212)
42. D.P. 7 #1-12
43. Sgt. Fury Annual #4
44. Green Arrow by Mike Grell (LB Hunters #1-3, Green Arrow #1-80)
45. Warlord #75-100
46. Sise-Neg (Marvel Premiere #9-14? - someone else had this on their honorable mention list under a different name)
47. Jon Sable
48. The Kree/Skrull War (Avengers #89-97)
49. Leave it to Chance
50. Promethea
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Post by Slam_Bradley on Aug 11, 2017 11:06:17 GMT -5
11. Transmetropolitan
12. DC: The New Frontier
13: Criminal: Coward
14: Jon Sable 1-56
15: Hellblazer 1-300
16: Sandman Mystery Theater
17: Scene of the Crime
18: Swamp Thing 20-50 + Annual 2
19: Guns of the Dragon (Ostrander/Truman)
20: Detective 469-476
21: Fax From Sarajevo
22: Will Eisner's Dropsie Avenue Universe.
23: The Rocketeer (Dave Stevens)
24: Amazing Spider-Man (Master Planner Saga)
25: The Kents
26: Starman (Robinson series)
27: Manhunter (Goodwin/Simonson)
28: Batman Year 1
29: Captain America 247-55
30: Astro City Vol 1 &2
31: Miracle Man 1-24
32: Dardevil: Born Again 227-233
33: Warlord 1-52
34: Howard The Duck 1-27, Annual 1
35: American Century (Chaykin) 1-27
Let me add that I purposefully didn't include any comic strips. I honestly would have had to work far harder than I wanted too to find what I considered sagas.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 11, 2017 14:24:53 GMT -5
My list might have been very different if I had gotten to the many series waiting to be read in my to get to pile, and if the cutoff weren't 10 years ago.
Some like Hellboy and Planetary would have ranked higher if the later issues (or last issue in Planetary's case) were able to be considered. There are others, like The Sixth Gun or Fear Agent that would have made the list somewhere if it weren't less than 10 years old. And some series like Sandman Mystery Theatre, I suspect will rank quite highly with me once I get around to reading them.
Since the last time we did this, many series have fallen down the list and some have risen. Some are a product of the distance in time since I last read them and I suspect if I reread them they might rise again, others because my tastes have continued to grow and change with me and long-time favorites have been outshined by new discoveries resonating more with my current tastes and those oldy but goodies pale when looked at without the lens of nostalgia bringing them in focus. I suspect if I were to revisit those, they might fall farther if I used any measuring stick besides nostalgia to measure them.
So I enjoyed doing this, but for me, it is a snapshot of the moment, and the picture will continually change as I read new things, discover new horizons and look at older favorites with newer eyes. Some of what is on my list will stay the same, others will rise or fall, but that's the joy and beauty of comics reading itself,s o thanks to Shax for doing this.
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Post by coke & comics on Aug 11, 2017 14:34:00 GMT -5
11. Avengers
by Roy Thomas & John Buscema
Avengers #41-97
The best story is Avengers #57 "Behold the Vision"
12. Amazing Spider-Man
by Stan Lee and John Romita
Amazing Spider-Man #39-75, Spectacular Spider-Man #1-2
Highlight is Spectacular Spider-Man #2, "The Green Goblin Lives!"
13. The Tick
by Ben Edlund
The Tick #1-12
Highlight is when the ninjas ingeniously disguise themselves as a hedge. Also the rest of it. Funniest comic ever.
14. Metamorphosis Odyssey
by Jim Starlin
Epic Illustrated #1-9
The best part is the ending. So I don't spoil it, I'll just say read the whole thing. Comics' great space epic.
15. Avengers
by Roger Stern, John Buscema, and Tom Palmer
Avengers #255-285
Highlight is the Nebula arc which wound through #255-260
16. Born Again
by Frank Miller and David Mazzucchelli
Daredevil #227-233
"And I — I have shown him…that a man without hope is a man without fear" -- The Kingpin
17. Ultimate Spider-Man
by Brian Michael Bendis and Mark Bagley
Ultimate Spider-Man #1-110
The retelling of the origin from #1-5 and the battle with the Kingpin from #8-12 and the revelation issue from #13 are all tied for the best bits.
18. Skreemer
by Peter Milligan, Brett Ewins, and Steve Dillon
Skreemer #1-4
After the fall, Skreemer was the greatest giant of his age. But his age is ending. It's time to rebuild and the new world will have no place for monsters like him. He knows he is doomed. He has seen it.
19. Infinity Gauntlet
by Jim Starlin, George Perez, Ron Lim, and Joe Rubinstein
Infinity Gauntlet #1-6
"As long as one man stands against you, Thanos, you'll never be able to claim victory."
"Noble sentiments from one who is about to die."
"I've lived my life by those sentiments. They're well worth dying for."
--Captain America and Thanos
20. New Frontier
by Darwyn Cooke
New Frontier #1-6
The dawn of the Silver Age. The stories of the superheroes, the behind-the-scenes stories of their publication and US history... all intersect.
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Post by coke & comics on Aug 11, 2017 15:34:39 GMT -5
This is the next bunch of my favorites. I think all should be readily acceptable of sagas. Gon is the most questionable, but I'll stand by it. I only excluded three favorite comics for not being sufficiently saga-like: Amazing Adult Fantasy, Understanding Comics, Safe Area Goražde.
The hard part of making a list of 100 comics lies in the winnowing. Excluded dozens of beloved comics to get the numbers down. If there's an honorable mentions for honorable mentions thread, I'm ready!
21. Uncle Sam
by Alex Ross and Steve Darnall
Uncle Sam #1-2
22. Tale of One Bad Rat
by Bryan Talbot
Tale of One Bad Rat #1-4
23. Scene of the Crime
by Ed Brubaker, Michael Lark and Sean Philips
Scene of the Crime #1-4 and tie-ins
24. Buddha
by Osamu Tezuka
25. Promethea
by Alan Moore, J.H. Williams III and Mick Gray
Promethea #1-32
26. Goldfish & Jinx
by Brian Michael Bendis
AKA Goldfish #1-5, Jinx #1-5
27. Gon
by Masashi Tanaka
28. Blankets
by Craig Thompson
29. Dr. Strange
by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko
Strange Tales 110, 111, 114-146
30. Human Target
by Peter Milligan and Edvin Biuković
Human Target #1-4
31. Fantastic Four
by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby
Fantastic Four #39-60
32. Trial of Galactus
by John Byrne
Fantastic Four # 242-244, 261,262
33. Inhumans
by Paul Jenkins and Jae Lee
Inhumans #1-12
34. Lucifer
by Mike Carey and Peter Gross
Sandman Presents Lucifer #1-3, Lucifer #1-75, Lucifer Nirvana
35. From Hell
by Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell
36. Watchmen
by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons
Watchmen #1-12
37. Spectacular Spider-Man
by J.M. Dematteis and Sal Buscema
Spectacular Spider-Man #178-200
38. Deadenders
by Ed Brubaker and Warren Pleece
Deadenders #1-16
39. Peter Parker, Spider-Man
by Paul Jenkins and Mark Buckingham
Peter Parker, Spider-Man #20-50
40. True Story, Swear to God
by Tom Beland
41. Bone
by Jeff Smith
Bone #1-55
42. Fun Home
by Alison Bechdel
43. Dr. Doom vs. Magneto
by Bill Mantlo, Bob Hall, Don Perlin, Duffy Vohland, and Michael Esposito
Super-Villain Team-Up #14, Champions #16
44. Batman Killing Joke
by Alan Moore and Brian Bolland
45. Batman Year One
by Frank Miller and David Mazuchelli
Batman #404-407
46. Avengers
by Kurt Busiek & friends
Avengers #1-55
47. The Gatherers Saga
by Bob Harras, Steve Epting and Tom Palmer
Avengers #343-344, 348-349,355-363,367,370-375
48. The Kents
by Jon Ostrander, Tim Truman and John Mandrake
The Kents #1-12
49. Knightfall
by Doug Moench, Chuck Dixon, Alan Grant, Jim Aparo, Norm Brefogle, Jim Balent, Graham Nolan, Klaus Janson, Bret Blevins, & friends
Batman #491-500; Detective Comics #659-666, Showcase '93 #7-8, Shadow of the Bat #16-18
50. Daredevil Love & War
by Frank Miller and Bill Sienkiewicz
Marvel Graphic Novel #24
51. Signal to Noise
by Neil Gaiman and Dave McKean
52. Ballad of Halo Jones
by Alan Moore and Ian Gibson
2000 AD #376-385, 4015-415, 451-466,
53. Top 10
by Alan Moore, Gene Ha and Zander Cannon
Top 10 # 1-12
54. The Fall
by Ed Brubaker and Jason Lutes
Dark Horse Presents #131-135
55. Celestial Madonna Saga
by Steve Englehart, Sal Buscema, Dave Cockrum, Don Hec, Joe Staton & friends
Avengers #129-135, Giant-Size Avengers #2-4
56. Korvac Saga
by Jim Shooter, David Michelinie, George Perez, Sal Buscema, David Wenzel, Pablo Marcos & friends
Avengers #167-168, 170-177
57. Queen of the Black Coast
by Roy Thomas, John Buscema & friends
Conan the Barbarian #58-100
58. Daredevil
by Kevin Smith, Joe Quesada and Jimmy Palmiotti
Daredevil #1-8
59. Elfquest
by Wendy and Richard Pini
Elfquest # 1-21, Siege at Blue Mountain 1-8, Kings of the Broken Wheel 1-9, Hidden Years 1-29, Shards 1-16.
60. Superman & Batman World's Finest
by Karl Kesel, Dave Taylor, Robert Campanella & friends
Superman & Batman World's Finest #1-10
61. Superman Peace on Earth
by Paul Dini and Alex Ross
62. Batman War on Crime
by Paul Dini and Alex Ross
63. Moonshadow
by J.M. Demateiss, Jon J Muth, Kent Williams and George Pratt
Moonshadow #1-12, Farewell Moonshadow
64. Captain Britain
by Alan Moore, Alan Davis & friends
Marvel Superheroes #377-388, Daredevils #1-11, Mighty World of Marvel #7-16, Captain Britain #1-14
65. Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind
by Hayao Miyazaki
66. Tales of the Beanworld
by Larry Marder
67. Age of Bronze
by Eric Shanower
68. Mouse Guard
by David Petersen
Mouse Guard #1-6
69. Castle Waiting
by Linda Medley
70. Leave it to Chance
by James Robinson and Paul Smith
71. Meridian
by Barbara Kesel, Josh Middleton, Steve McNiven & friends
Meridian #1-44
72. Enigma
by Peter Milligan and Duncan Fegredo
Enigma #1-8
73. Earth X
by Jim Krueger, John Paul Leon and Alex Ross
Earth X #0-12,X
74. Thanos Quest
by Jim Starlin and Ron Lim
Thanos Quest #1-2
75. Spider-Girl
by Tom Defalco and Pat Oliffe
What If #100 Spider-Girl #1-50
76. Batman Adventures: Mad Love
by Paul Dini and Bruce Timm
77. Criminal
by Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips
Criminal #1-5
78. Walking Dead
by Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore and Charlie Adlard
Walkind Dead #1-12
79. Wizard's Tale
by Kurt Busiek and David Wenzel
80. Stardust
by Neil Gaiman and Charles Vess
Stardust #1-4
81. Amazing Spider-Man
by Roger Stern, John Romita Jr. and Jim Mooney
Amazing Spider-Man #224-250
82. Astonishing X-Men
by Joss Whedon and John Cassaday
Astonishing X-Men #1-25
83. Squadron Supreme
by Mark Gruenwald, Bob Hall, Paul Ryan, John Buscema, John Beatty, Sam DeLaRosa & friends
Squadron Supreme #1-12
84. Daredevil Man Without Fear
by Frank Miller and John Romita Jr.
Daredevil Man Without Fear #1-5
85. Elektra Saga
by Frank Miller and Klaus Janson
Daredevil 168-191
86. Wolverine
by Chris Claremont and Frank Miller
Wolverine #1-4
87. Captain America
by Ed Brubaker, Steve Epting, Michael Lark, John Paul Leon, Lee Weeks, and Mike Perkins
Captain America #1-25
88. Thor
by Walt Simonson
Thor #337-382
89. Silver Surfer
by Stan Lee and John Buscema
Silver Surfer #1-18
90. Alias
by Brian Bendis and Michael Gaydos
Alias #1-28
91. Young Avengers
by Allan Heinberg and Jim Cheung
Young Avengers #1-12
92. Preacher
by Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon
Preacher #1-66 (plus 5 specials and a 4-issue miniseries)
93. Daredevil
by Brian Michael Bendis & Alex Maleev
Daredevil #26-81
94. Batman Blind Justice
by Sam Hamm and Denys Cowan
Batman #598-600
95. A History of Violence
by John Wagner and Vince Locke
96. Road to Perdition
by Max Allan Collins and Richard Piers Rayner
97. Conan
by Kurt Busiek, Cary Nord, Greg Ruth & friends
Conan #1-50
98. Blaze of Glory
by John Ostrander and Leonardo Manco
Blaze of Glory #1-4
99. Arkham Asylum
by Grant Morrison and Dave McKean
100. Lost Girls
by Alan Moore and Melinda Gebbie
EDIT: Oops. The Doom/Magneto story misses the length requirement. I'll echo mrp's note that 34 pages might be a better minimum for next time, to allow for 2-issue stories. Rather than renumber everything, can you just pretend it's crossed out, everything else is shifted up one, and that my #100 is
100. Ronin
by Frank Miller
Ronin #1-6
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Crimebuster
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Post by Crimebuster on Aug 11, 2017 15:53:47 GMT -5
I'd be curious after shaxper has tallied everything to see a list of comics that were cited on multiple lists but still didn't have enough points to make the final top 100. I have a feeling there will be a few - stories that a lot of people like but no one person loves enough to give it a high ranking.
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Post by Slam_Bradley on Aug 11, 2017 16:34:48 GMT -5
Damn! I forgot Scene of the Crime!
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Post by Slam_Bradley on Aug 11, 2017 16:37:15 GMT -5
coke & comics The artist on Blaze of Glory was Leonardo Manco not Tom Mandrake.
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