What are some comic books with a unique, highly stylized artstyle?

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>>79021503
I like Chew's art.

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>>79021503

If it's aesthetics you're after you'll be wanting artists not books. After you get a feel then you branch out from their catalog.

Mike Mignola obviously, you'd be surprised at how good his earlier stuff is. Like Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser.

Then you got

Rob Guillory
Doug TenNapel
Jason
Kevin O'Neill
Ben Templesmith
Stan Sakai
Eric Powell
Dan Brereton
Frank Miller
Jeff Lemire

>>79022121
Thanks, I'll check those out. Besides Mignola I really like the art style of Tony Sandoval and to an extent of Sam Kieth, Braham, Moebius and Bilal. But Mignola and Sandoval probably the most since it's the most abstract out of those. Yet at the same time they avoid the minimalism and cartoonish style of stuff like Maus, Persepolis or the works of Eisner which I've also read.

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>>79021503
Maybe Riley Rossmo?

>>79022416
His art looks pretty cool, what do you recommend by him?

>>79022553
Rasputin, Constantine The Hellblazer, Proof. Dias De Los Muertos is a collection of short stories, it's all right but what's incredible is the amount of different styles he uses for each story.

>>79022650
Oh, I've actually read Rasputin, but back when I was reading it there were only a few volumes out.

Jose Munõz.
Jordi bernet.
David Mckean.
Jock.

Jimmy Stokoe
Pauly Pope
Mikey DeForge

>>79021503
Artists that fit that mold that I like:

>Frank Quitely
>Scott Kolins
>Brianne Drouhard
>James Stokoe
>Frazer Irving
>Doug Mahnke
>Paul Pope