What comics are good anti-depressents? Obviously All-Star Superman,

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>>86550362

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>>86550362
Superior

FLEX
MENTALLO

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Jeff Smith take on shazam, also the follow up miniseries to it called the Billy Batson and the magic of Shazam!

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>>86550362
Idk about antidepressants but Usagi Yojimbo is always good escape for me.
Plus it is like almost 200 issues so plenty to read.

Oyasumi Punpun
Aku No Hana

>>86550475
Definitely gonna pick this one up today just because it keeps getting recc'd, but I'm not familiar with it at all. Is it a long run, a short miniseries, is there a certain title I should look for

>>86550466
Not OP but thanks for telling me about Superior, that was an amazing read dude.

Also that potential /ss/, goddamn!

>>86550362
Anything involving Squirrel Girl except for the actual Squirrel Girl comic.

Venom by Remender
Uncanny X-Force is pretty damn cathartic, but I think the lows are probably too low.

Also, if you're adventurous, there's a mocha animu called Fafner (with an e, not i) and it's pretty incredible. Full of hope

Superman's current run is actually really nice.

>>86551607
A mini that's collected in one collection.

>>86550964
>Aku No Hana
Great choice!

The current Aquaman.
It's about an everyman who gets no respect from anyone except for his wife, who's the most dynamite lady to ever live.