I'm bored, /co/. Let's talk about or favorite comics.

>>84869491
What is this about?

>>84872914
Silver Age Superman send off

Easily Grant Morrison's Animal Man but Waid's Flash (Wally) is a close second. Man, post-crisis is filled with gems.

>>84872979
Is there any rape in it?

>>84873041
No

>>84873041
No, but there is a prostitute.

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>>84869491
People on this board often use the term 'comfy'. I'm not a fan of it but I guess I will use it to describe this.

If I need a story and nothing is getting my interest I can alwAys pick up an Ennis hit a. Issue. They're comfortable. Just good fucking comic book stories. Any issue just grab one and it's a good time. A little funny, a little sad, a lot of heart and gristle.

>Literally the worst of Moore's three attempts to bury silver age Supes
Wow. That's some real bad taste you've got.

>>84869491
Always preferred For the Man Who Has Everything.

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Pic related. Best comic ever.

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>>84873071
>>84873059
But I thought Alan Moore wrote it

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Pic related

The art throughout this book, especially the final battle, is awe-inspiring.

Also the concept of the League itself is just fantastic

>>84873204
Having recently storytimed both (>>84438825), I liked "Whatever Happened ..." better. "For the Man" is a good concept but poorly executed -- Moore should have either removed the weird political shit in it (like the Kryptonian KKK?) or made it clearer that Superman was injecting these elements as a neurological defense.

"Whatever Happened ..." is maybe too violent for its subject, but it serves it's purpose as a weird story that would be talked about years later, as the final written moments of Pre-Crisis Superman's life.

>>84873413
You should spend more time reading actual comics and less time reading memes about comics.

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Year 100

>>84873181
Stop liking what I don't like.

>>84869491

That's my favorite comic story ever. Superman's reaction at seeing the recently deceased Supergirl is heartbreaking and the big villain reveal is awesome. Plus the fact that it's the last Silver *and* Bronze Age Superman story.